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GAA: Munster hurling final starts

Limerick and Tipperary have started the 2001 Munster senior hurling championship final.

Sun, 01 Jul, 2001 - 17:12

Limerick and Tipperary have started the 2001 Munster senior hurling championship final.

Tipp are favorite to win but limerick, who knocked out Cork, will fight all the way to the end.

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Courts GAA: Hurling Heathrow Event: Munster Hurling Event: 2001 Munster senior hurling championship final Organisation: Limerick Organisation: Tipp Organisation: Cork

<p>CAN I HAVE YOUR ATTENTION: Incoming GAA President Derek Kent reckons hurling needs attention, 'and a lot of attention', particularly in the weaker counties. Pic: Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile</p>

Incoming GAA President Derek Kent: Hurling needs a lot of attention

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