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Hurling observations: Tipp v Cork endgame shows thin line between risk and reward

So much that goes on during hurling matches is missed by those watching on TV. Broadcasters could do a better job of informing viewers. 
Hurling observations: Tipp v Cork endgame shows thin line between risk and reward

Tipperary had a dilemma with a late free in their Munster SHC defeat to Cork. Pic: ©INPHO/James Lawlor

“Where’d ya go beforehand?” The eternal preamble of the giddy fan. When it comes to Ennis, the wonder is its lack of a straight line even if all roads eventually converge. There are all kinds of fitting preludes before the only show in town.

A crowd of 18,338 flocked to Zimmer Biomet Páirc Chíosóg, as it is now known, for the opening salvo of the Munster championship. They colonised the town first in a burst of colour and anticipation. When it comes to this matchday ritual, there are few places better equipped.

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