Premier go pink for fundraiser

MUNSTER senior hurling champions Tipperary are swapping their traditional blue and gold jerseys for pink shirts in aid of charity.

Fri, 20 Jan, 2012 - 00:00

Jackie Cahill

A challenge game to boost the coffers of breast cancer research will take place tomorrow week, January 28, at MacDonagh Park, Nenagh.

An attractive-looking fixture will see Declan Ryan’s Tipperary lock horns with a Munster team managed by his predecessor, Tipp’s 2010 All-Ireland winning boss Liam Sheedy.

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