Tipp and Antrim reign supreme

All-Ireland champions Clare exited the Bord Gáis Energy Under-21 Hurling Championship tonight as Tipperary captured the Munster title.

Tipp and Antrim reign supreme
Wed, 28 Jul, 2010 - 22:59

All-Ireland champions Clare exited the Bord Gáis Energy Under-21 Hurling Championship tonight as Tipperary captured the Munster title.

Antrim, meanwhile, captured back-to-back honours in the Ulster U-21 Championship.

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