Plenty for Liam Cahill to work on as he aims to get Tipperary 'right for the championship'

The Premier County held off a battling Westmeath at the weekend. 
Plenty for Liam Cahill to work on as he aims to get Tipperary 'right for the championship'

Tipperary manager Liam Cahill in Thurles at the weekend. Picture: INPHO/Natasha Barton

Despite securing Tipperary’s third victory on the spin on Saturday, Liam Cahill says Westmeath’s whirlwind comeback exposed “a lot of areas that would give us concern”.

The Premier manager was a relieved man after a stoppage-time own goal from keeper Noel Conaty ensured his side survived their late scare, winning 3-25 to 2-21 in Thurles.

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