Premier power their way to 28th All-Ireland title

Tipperary’s 28th All-Ireland title came easier than expected as Richie Hogan’s first-half sending off helped to pave the way for their third Championship crown this decade.

Premier power their way to 28th All-Ireland title
Sun, 18 Aug, 2019 - 18:27
John Fogarty

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Tipperary’s 28th All-Ireland title came easier than expected as Richie Hogan’s first-half sending off helped to pave the way for their third Championship crown this decade.

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CourtsGaaAll-Ireland Hurling FinalPerson: Richie HoganPerson: TIPPERARY3-25KILKENNY0-20Person: SeamusColemanTippCptnLiftsCupLeadImage_large.jpgPerson: Liam SheedyPerson: Seamus CallananPerson: John McGrathPerson: John O’DwyerPerson: CallananPerson: Barry HeffernanPerson: Ronan MaherPerson: Pádraic MaherPerson: TJ ReidPerson: Niall O’MearaPerson: Walter WalshPerson: Seamus KennedyPerson: O’MearaPerson: Paul MurphyPerson: Jason FordePerson: John DonnellyPerson: KennedyPerson: Colin FennellyPerson: Huw LawlorPerson: RichieHoganKilkennyRedCardAllIrelandAugust2019INPHO_large.jpgPerson: DonnellyPerson: HawkeyePerson: Brian HoganPerson: HoganPerson: BarrettPerson: J. FordePerson: J. O’DwyerPerson: S. CallananPerson: N. O’MearaPerson: JPerson: S. KennedyPerson: N. McGrathPerson: W. ConnorsPerson: M. BreenPerson: M. KehoePerson: J. MorrisPerson: G. BrownePerson: T.J. ReidPerson: J. DonnellyPerson: B. RyanPerson: R. HoganPerson: W. WalshPerson: P. WalshPerson: B. HoganPerson: B. HeffernanPerson: C. BarrettPerson: B. MaherPerson: D. McCormackPerson: J. McGrathPerson: S. O’BrienPerson: J. BarryPerson: P. MaherPerson: E. MurphyPerson: P. MurphyPerson: H. LawlorPerson: J. HoldenPerson: C. FogartyPerson: P. DeeganPerson: C. BrownePerson: C. BuckleyPerson: C. FennellyPerson: A. MullenPerson: R. LeahyPerson: J. MaherPerson: C. DelaneyPerson: J. OwensEvent: -IrelandEvent: All-Ireland semi-finalOrganisation: KilkennyOrganisation: Tipperary
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