Mon, 12 Jul, 2004 - 01:00
And, how ironic it was that they should both come from the half-forward line, where some poor finishing had proved costly in the Munster final.
However, it was the team's overall strength in the second-half that made it possible to smother the challenge from an inconsistent Tipperary side.
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CourtsGaaHurlingPlace: TipperaryPlace: Fitzgerald StadiumPerson: Eoin KellyPerson: Ken HoganPerson: John AllenPerson: Niall McCarthyPerson: Timmy McCarthyPerson: TimmyPerson: NiallPerson: Donal O'GradyPerson: Joe DeanePerson: Ben O'ConnorPerson: Wayne SherlockPerson: Thomas DunnePerson: Conor GleesonPerson: Benny DunnePerson: John CarrollPerson: Diarmuid O'SullivanPerson: CarrollPerson: Paul KellyPerson: EoinPerson: Dónal Óg CusackPerson: DeanePerson: Ronan CurranPerson: Declan FanningPerson: Eamonn CorcoranPerson: Niall
McCarthyPerson: Seán Óg Ó hAilpínPerson: Jerry O'ConnorPerson: Brian CorcoranPerson: Philip MaherPerson: Ó hAilpínPerson: Brendan CumminsPerson: Kieran MurphyEvent: All-IrelandEvent: Munster finalEvent: MunsterOrganisation: CorkOrganisation: TippOrganisation: WaterfordOrganisation: Tipperary
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