Kelly turns on the magic for Tipp

EOIN KELLY produced a virtuoso performance as Tipperary retained their Waterford Crystal trophy at Templemore yesterday. Showing the results of nine weeks of hard training, the Mullinahone man was in sparkling form, scoring 2-5 as Tipperary extended their unbeaten run.
Kelly turns on the magic for Tipp

However, Tipp manager Liam Sheedy wasn’t getting carried away: “While it’s nice to win, particularly in front of your own supporters, the principle difference between the sides today was that we have far more work done — and it showed. I would be telling lies if I said we weren’t expecting to win. We would have been very disappointing if we hadn’t won, given the amount of work we have put in.

“The plusses we can take from the game are that we got some excellent scores, registered another high score, and might have had another goal or two with a bit more luck around the square.

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