The hard questions start in Tipperary

KILLARNEY was the talk of the town on Saturday and for all the wrong reasons.

The hard questions start in Tipperary
Mon, 12 Jul, 2004 - 01:00
John Leahy

However, I’m sure Tipperary would have got over it if it had ended in a win for them. The old timers had never seen Tipp beaten in Killarney. Now they have.

Killarney was very unpopular among supporters for both Cork and Tipperary. The hold-ups on the road were unbelievable.

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