Cahill: ‘Both teams would be happy with what they got out of today’

A bona fide slog for Tipperary but it shouldn’t have been, not when they had the numerical advantage for almost 50 minutes.
Cahill: ‘Both teams would be happy with what they got out of today’
Mon, 02 Mar, 2020 - 06:10
John Fogarty

Tipperary’s Dillon Quirke takes a sideline cut during the Allianz NHL game against Waterford at Semple Stadium yesterday. Said Tipp boss Liam Sheedy: ‘March 1, we’re very happy with back-to-back wins and it gives us loads to play for next Sunday up in Galway.’ Picture: Ramsey Cardy
Tipperary’s Dillon Quirke takes a sideline cut during the Allianz NHL game against Waterford at Semple Stadium yesterday. Said Tipp boss Liam Sheedy: ‘March 1, we’re very happy with back-to-back wins and it gives us loads to play for next Sunday up in Galway.’ Picture: Ramsey Cardy

A bona fide slog for Tipperary but it shouldn’t have been, not when they had the numerical advantage for almost 50 minutes.

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