Sat, 18 Sep, 2004 - 18:45
Tipperary 1-6 Kilkenny 3-21
Kilkenny's young hurlers gained a retribution of sorts as their U21s retained the Erin U21 All-Ireland crown this afternoon at Nowlan Park, defeating a lacklustre Tipperary 3-21 to 1-6.
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CourtsGaaHeathrowPlace: Nowlan ParkPerson: James 'Cha FitzpatrickPerson: Willie O'DwyerPerson: Martin FogartyPerson: Conor PhelanPerson: Tony ScroopePerson: FitzpatrickPerson: P McCormackPerson: A MorrisseyPerson: C O'MahoneyPerson: D WaltonPerson: E HanleyPerson: D FitzgeraldPerson: H MoloneyPerson: J CaesarPerson: W CullyPerson: P BuckleyPerson: S SweeneyPerson: F DevanneyPerson: E SweeneyPerson: T ScroopePerson: M FarrellPerson: KilkennyPerson: D HerityPerson: S MaherPerson: J TennysonPerson: M FennellyPerson: T WalshPerson: PJ DelaneyPerson: C HoynePerson: S HennessyPerson: P CleerePerson: S O'NeillPerson: W O'DwyerPerson: E ReidPerson: J FitzpatrickPerson: C PhelanPerson: R PowerEvent: Erin U21 All-IrelandEvent: All-IrelandOrganisation: U21 CatsOrganisation: KilkennyOrganisation: TipperaryOrganisation: U21sOrganisation: Tipp
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