No quarter given as Cork draw Decies

CHAMPIONS Cork got the tougher draw in the Guinness All-Ireland SHC quarter-finals when they were paired with Waterford.

Mon, 11 Jul, 2005 - 01:00
Jim O’Sullivan

In contrast, Leinster champions Kilkenny gained what would be regarded as an easier draw against Limerick in what will be the first championship encounter between the counties since the 1974 All-Ireland final.

The other quarter-finals will see Wexford tackling Clare and Tipperary taking on Galway.

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