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Powerful Tipperary minors cruise past Limerick

An Electric Ireland Munster minor campaign which began slowly ended in emphatic fashion for Tipperary as they had 17 points to spare over Limerick at the Gaelic Grounds yesterday.

Powerful Tipperary minors cruise past Limerick

Mon, 11 Jul, 2016 - 01:00

Denis Hurley

Tipperary 1-24 Limerick 0-10

Since losing to Waterford in their first outing in April, the Premier County have beaten Clare, Cork, and now Limerick — who beat Waterford in the semi-finals — with each game providing an injection of confidence.

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Gaa Hurling Place: Gaelic Grounds Place: Cork Place: Croke Park Place: Tipperary Person: Liam Cahill Person: Lyndon Fairbrother Person: Conor Nicholas Person: Kyle Hayes Person: Ciaran Barrett Person: Jake Morris Person: Hayes Person: Paddy Cadell Person: Morris Person: Fairbrother Person: Dylan Walsh Person: Brian Nash Person: Walsh Person: Brian McGrath Person: Michael Bevans Person: Cahill Person: Pat Donnelly Person: Donnelly Person: J. Morris Person: L. Fairbrother Person: D. Walsh Person: B. McGrath Person: G. Browne Person: M. Kehoe Person: R. Doody Person: C. English Person: S. Neville Person: P. O’Brien Person: K. Hayes Person: C. Boylan Person: J. Flynn Person: A. Kennedy Person: C. Magnier Flynn Person: C. Barrett Person: Clonmel Óg Person: J Cahill Person: Kilruane MacDonaghs Person: M. Whelan Person: Carrick Davins Person: K. O’Dwyer Person: Killenaule Person: T. Murphy Person: J.K. Brackens Person: Castleiney Person: C. Flanagan Person: P. Cadell Person: C. Darcy Person: Nenagh Éire Óg Person: R Doody Person: Cappawhite Person: Fr Sheehys Person: Kilsheelan-Kilcash Person: Ballingarry Person: S Neville Person: Lattin-Cullen Person: Darcy Person: C Stakelum Person: Thurles Sarsfields Person: Doody Person: G. Dunne Person: Holycross Person: Ballycahill Person: Flanagan Person: K. Breen Person: Knockavilla Donaskeigh Person: Murphy Person: M. O’Kelly Person: Croom Person: B. Nash Person: R. Conneely Person: Adare Person: B. Timmons Person: Murroe-Boher Person: J. Adams Person: Ballybrown Person: F. Hourigan Person: M. O’Gra Organisation: Tipperary Organisation: Limerick Organisation: Electric Ireland Organisation: Waterford Organisation: Premier County Organisation: Clare Organisation: Cork Organisation: Tipp Organisation: Shannonsiders Organisation: Newport Organisation: Knockavilla Donaskeigh Kickhams Organisation: South Liberties

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