Mon, 01 Aug, 2005 - 01:00
Jim O’Sullivan
It was demanded of them if they were to mount a serious challenge in this disappointing Guinness All-Ireland hurling quarter-final.
But, against a disjointed Kilkenny side who just about stuttered through to their inevitable win, the best they had to offer was very determined and skilful play from their defence.
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CourtsGaaPlace: Croke ParkPlace: GalwayPlace: TipperaryPerson: Peter LawlorPerson: Ollie MoranPerson: Mark FoleyPerson: DJ CareyPerson: Brian CodyPerson: Peter BarryPerson: Richie PowerPerson: John TennysonPerson: TJ RyanPerson: Michael KavanaghPerson: James RyallPerson: Niall MoranPerson: Andrew O'ShaughnessyPerson: JJ DelaneyPerson: James O'BrienPerson: Paddy MullallyPerson: Michael CahillPerson: Patrick KirbyPerson: Derek LyngPerson: Bryan BarryPerson: Martin ComerfordPerson: Tommy WalshPerson: Brian GearyPerson: Eoin LarkinPerson: Henry ShefflinPerson: CareyPerson: Stephen LuceyPerson: ShefflinPerson: LuceyPerson: O'ShaughnessyPerson: Donie RyanEvent: Guinness All-IrelandEvent: Leinster finalOrganisation: LimerickOrganisation: Kilkenny
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