Tonight, however, the Déise take on Cork in a semi-final at Fraher Field (throw-in 7.30pm), having beaten Clare after losing to Tipperary first time out. Put it to manager OranCurran that getting to the last four is a successful year, though, and he is emphatic in terms of the county’s aspirations.
“At the start of the year, the aim was to beat Tipp,” he said.
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