Tipp top but Déise refuse to lie down
But — contradictory as it may seem — it was the losing boss who was feeling more satisfied, and with good reason.
First, a synopsis of the game. On a fine evening for hurling, a boisterous crowd of 4,947, Tipp went to the dressing room with a five-point half-time lead (1-12 to 0-10), helped by Paul Kelly’s one-handed close-range poacher’s goal in the 14th minute.