GAA; Tipperary has waited a year for Clare

Tipperary hurling manager Nicky English has cited intelligence, mixed with fire and hunger as being the ingredients to create the recipe for success in Sunday's Guinness Munster Championship semi-final against Clare in Cork.

Wed, 30 May, 2001 - 18:22

English has called on his charges to use their hurling know-how to defeat Clare.

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Courts GAA: Hurling Guinness Hurling Championship Place: Cork Person: Nicky English Person: English Person: Jack Bergin Person: Ken Hogan Person: John Leahy Event: Guinness Munster Championship Organisation: Tipperary Organisation: Clare

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