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Green goals flow to dump out Déise

THE GREENS aren’t just in cabinet.

Mon, 13 Aug, 2007 - 01:00

Michael Moynihan, Croke Park

Expect Limerick to empty on the first Sunday of September as the county’s hurling fans converge on Croke Park for an All-Ireland final date with Kilkenny, having beaten Waterford 5-11 to 2-15 yesterday.

The omens were bad for Waterford: the weekend began with the death of Déise hurling legend Tom Cheasty, for whom a minute’s silence was observed yesterday.

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