Michael Quinlivan heroics against Armagh sees Tipperary promoted

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Michael Quinlivan heroics against Armagh sees Tipperary promoted
Mon, 03 Apr, 2017 - 01:00
John Campbell

Instead, it’s Tipperary who will take a step up in the world following a sensational hat-trick of second-half goals from full-forward Michael Quinlivan who single-handedly left the Orchard county on their knees.

Ecstatic Tipperary manager Liam Kearns could scarcely believe the turnaround in his team’s fortunes.

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