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A recent poll which was run on TipperaryLive put forward the question of whether or not Colm Bonner should be given the reins for next year's hurling campaign.
Tipperary people voted in droves and the results are now in. See below:
Should Colm Bonner be allowed to continue as Tipperary hurling boss for 2023?
Yes: 57%
No: 35%
Unsure: 8%
A majority of TipperaryLive voters sided with giving the Cashel man another twist after a disappointing year, while a small percentage of 8 percent were unsure. All shall be revealed in the coming months.
Can Tipp trainer Graham Holland win a second derby with Romeo Magico?
Siobhan MacGowan: Will read in Nenagh this Thursday evening
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