Two-goal Cork back in the groove

Tipperary 1-16 Cork 2-19

Sat, 10 Jul, 2004 - 19:16

Tipperary 1-16 Cork 2-19

Cork put in a superlative second half display in Killarney, and reeled off 2-12 in a scoring masterclass as they realigned their All-Ireland challenge to drop Tipperary out of the Guinness SHC qualifiers.

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Courts Gaa Guinness Hurling Championship Place: Killarney Place: Cork Place: Tipperary Person: Paul Kelly Person: Eoin Kelly Person: Brian Corcoran Person: McCarthys Person: Brendan Cummins Person: Kieran Murphy Person: Mullinahone Person: Kelly Person: Wayne Sherlock Person: Tom Kenny Person: Niall McCarthy Person: Benny Dunne Person: Tipp Person: Conor Gleeson Person: Colin Morrissey Person: John Carroll Person: Dónal Óg Cusack Person: John Gardiner Person: Joe Deane Person: Diarmuid O’Sullivan Person: Deane Person: Declan Fanning Person: Ben O’Connor Person: Roscrea Person: Carroll Person: Óg Cusack Person: Paul Person: Jerry O’Connor Person: Timmy McCarthy Person: Ken Hogan Person: Murphy Person: Mickey O’Connell Event: All-Ireland Event: Guinness SHC Event: 2003 All-Ireland Organisation: Cork Organisation: Tipperary Organisation: Tipp Organisation: Sarsfields’Organisation: Rebels

<p>Down players celebrate with the cup. Pic: David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile</p>

Down escape to victory after extra time in gripping bout with Wexford

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