Mon, 24 Mar, 2014 - 00:00
John Fogarty
How they went about things also had shades of the zenith of the Brian Cody era.
Having failed to score for the first 16 minutes and hitting five wides, the 8,883 Nowlan Park crowd were treated to a bruising 3-15 second-half bonanza from the reigning league kingpins.
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CourtsGaaHurlingPlace: Nowlan ParkPlace: TipperaryPlace: EnnisPerson: CodyPerson: Brian CodyPerson: Ray BarryPerson: Brian O’SullivanPerson: Tommy WalshPerson: Brian HoganPerson: Michael FennellyPerson: Michael RicePerson: Mark KellyPerson: Joey HoldenPerson: Brian KennedyPerson: KellyPerson: Colin FennellyPerson: Henry ShefflinPerson: ShefflinPerson: John Joe FarrellPerson: Eoin LarkinPerson: Tadhg de BurcaPerson: Stephen O’KeeffePerson: FarrellPerson: Pauric MahonyPerson: Derek McGrathPerson: Eoin MurphyPerson: Austin GleesonPerson: Richie PowerPerson: LarkinPerson: FennellyPerson: O’SullivanPerson: BarryPerson: H ShefflinPerson: M KellyPerson: E LarkinPerson: C FennellyPerson: JJ FarrellPerson: W WalshPerson: R HoganPerson: R PowerPerson: B KennedyEvent: Walsh CupOrganisation: KilkennyOrganisation: WaterfordOrganisation: OffalyOrganisation: Wexford
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