Mon, 12 Jul, 2004 - 01:00
But, in truth this was a masterclass in hurling from the All-Ireland champions, sending out a chilling message to the pretenders to their title.
Kilkenny won by a massive 19 points, a remarkable margin in the context of a mere three points advantage they enjoyed 10 minutes into the second half after Galway goaled.
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GaaHurlingPlace: ThurlesPlace: GalwayPerson: Brian CodyPerson: Henry ShefflinPerson: Eddie BrennanPerson: John HoynePerson: CodyPerson: Tommy WalshPerson: Damien HayesPerson: Willie O'ConnorPerson: ShefflinPerson: James McGarryPerson: Eugene CloonanPerson: CloonanPerson: Noel HickeyPerson: WalshPerson: Kevin BroderickPerson: Ollie CanningPerson: Martin ComerfordPerson: DJ CareyPerson: Ken CooganPerson: Derek LyngPerson: BrennanPerson: Diarmuid KirwanPerson: H. ShefflinPerson: E. BrennanPerson: J. HoynePerson: M. ComerfordOrganisation: GalwayOrganisation: KilkennyOrganisation: All-IrelandOrganisation: Waterford
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