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Tipperary face an early must-win clash against Limerick on Saturday afternoon in New Inn, in round 2 of the Munster U20 Football Championship.
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After an opening round loss to Clare last weekend, Tipperary will have to bounce back with a victory if they are to make it out of Phase 1 this year.
Ahead of the game, Tipperary manager Paddy O'Gorman has made three changes to the side that lost out in West Clare last weekend.
Emmet Bonner starts this time around aftet his impact from the bench last time, with Charlie Walsh and John Cronin also get starts.
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