Tue, 28 Oct, 2014 - 00:00
Clare had the opening point but managed only two more in a Tipperary dominated first half at the end of which they led by 0-7 to 0-3.
With nine minutes remaining Tipperary led by double scores, 0-12 to 0-6, but then came the amazing Clare comeback but it proved too little too late.
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CourtsGaaFootballPlace: Limerick Gaelic GroundsPerson: Keelan SextonPerson: J DelahuntyPerson: J BerginPerson: D EganPerson: P FeehanPerson: R PetersPerson: S QuirkePerson: K SextonPerson: P LillisPerson: S MalonePerson: C KevlynPerson: A RuddPerson: L PowellPerson: T LowryPerson: J SkehanPerson: K PetersPerson: C O’MahonyPerson: D OwenPerson: J KennedyPerson: E MoloneyPerson: L FahyPerson: C ClancyPerson: SubPerson: ClancyPerson: C RochePerson: C BurkePerson: C GlynnPerson: C DownesPerson: C PynePerson: S O’CallaghanPerson: T HowardPerson: C DrennanPerson: N McCarthyPerson: C MagnorPerson: M CorryPerson: CPerson: kevlynPerson: MagnorPerson: RuddPerson: HowardPerson: J RyanPerson: CorkEvent: Darcy CupEvent: Munster U17 footballOrganisation: ClareOrganisation: Tipperary
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