Waterford v Cork tops GAA classics list, but are TV viewers tiring of nostalgia?

The 2004 Munster Hurling Final meeting of Cork and Waterford has been the most-watched GAA match so far in TG4’s All-Ireland Gold series this year.
Waterford v Cork tops GAA classics list, but are TV viewers tiring of nostalgia?
Mon, 15 Jun, 2020 - 17:15
Cian Locke

Waterford’s famous 3-16 to 1-21 win — featuring a red card for the heartbroken John Mullane — has proved most popular to date. Picture: Pat Murphy/SPORTSFILE
Waterford’s famous 3-16 to 1-21 win — featuring a red card for the heartbroken John Mullane — has proved most popular to date. Picture: Pat Murphy/SPORTSFILE

The 2004 Munster Hurling Final meeting of Cork and Waterford has been the most-watched GAA match so far in TG4’s All-Ireland Gold series this year.

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