Tipperary boss Sheedy: Hogan red card had 'huge bearing' on game

Victorious Tipperary manager Liam Sheedy accepts Richie Hogan’s sending-off had “a huge bearing” on the All-Ireland final, but says he didn’t see the foul on Cathal Barrett that led to the red card.

Sun, 18 Aug, 2019 - 19:36

Referee James Owens shows Richie Hogan of Kilkenny a red card. Picture: Inpho

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Courts Gaa All-Ireland Hurling Final Place: Tipperary Person: Sheedy Person: Hogan Person: Liam Sheedy Person: Richie Hogan Person: Cathal Barrett Person: RichieHoganKilkennyRedCardAllIrelandAugust2019INPHO_large.jpg Person: Niall O’Meara Person: Niall Person: Eoin Murphy Event: All-Ireland final Event: All-Ireland

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