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Cork and Tipp focus on fresh battle

CORK’S disappointment at losing their Munster SHC title will be shortlived.

Cork and Tipp focus on fresh battle

Mon, 28 Jun, 2004 - 01:00

Colm O’Connor

A qualifier pairing with Tipperary ensures that the heartache of Semple Stadium must be quickly replaced by focus for a new battle.

And Tipp are in similar mode.

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Courts Gaa Hurling Place: Semple Stadium Place: Pairc na nGael Place: Tipperary Place: Dr Cullen Park Place: Donegal Place: Westmeath Place: Croke Park Place: Sligo Place: United States Person: Cork Person: Tommy Dunne Person: Eddie Enright Person: Martin Comerford Person: Clare Person: Mike McNamara Person: Mickey Harte Person: Peter Canavan Person: Errigal Person: Harte Person: Gavin Devlin Person: Enda McGinley Person: Kevin Hughes Person: Paddy O’Rourke Person: Tommy Lyons’Person: Collie Moran Person: John Kennedy Person: Kennedy Person: Colm Mullen Event: Munster SHC Event: Munster final Event: All-Ireland final Event: Guinness Leinster SHC final Organisation: Cork Organisation: Tipp Organisation: Tipperary Organisation: Limerick Organisation: Waterford Organisation: Thurles Sarsfields Organisation: All-Ireland Organisation: Kilkenny Organisation: Conor Hayes’Organisation: Galway Organisation: Dublin Organisation: Down Organisation: Connacht Organisation: Laois Organisation: Offaly Organisation: Wexford Organisation: Faithful County Organisation: Tyrone Organisation: Cavan Organisation: Derry Organisation: Ulster Organisation: Louth Organisation: Dubs Organisation: Meath Organisation: Fermanagh Organisation: Longford Organisation: Clare Organisation: Sligo Organisation: GAC

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