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Tipperary’s Masters hurlers are preparing for at least one more big day on the national stage as they face Wexford in the Tier 1 All-Ireland Gaelic Masters Hurling Final this Saturday in Enniscorthy.
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The Premier men will take to the field at 4pm in the Michael Weekes Perpetual Cup decider, aiming to crown what has been a strong campaign with silverware and retain their title in the process.
The final is set for Rapparees Starlights GAA Club, and for Tipperary, this is about more than just another fixture. The Masters competition has provided a platform for former inter-county and club stars to continue representing their county colours and there has been plenty of interest in GAA circles in the Premier around these players.
Saturday’s finals day also features the Tier 2 decider between Limerick and Galway at 2pm, but all Tipperary eyes will be firmly fixed on that 4pm throw-in.
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