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Tipp lead Offaly at half-time

All-Ireland champions and Munster finalists Tipperary lead Offaly at half-time in the Guinness All-Ireland hurling qualifiers at Portlaoise.

Sat, 13 Jul, 2002 - 19:54

Offaly 1-06, Tipperary 2-08 (half-time)

All-Ireland champions and Munster finalists Tipperary lead Offaly at half-time in the Guinness All-Ireland hurling qualifiers at Portlaoise.

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