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Tipperary to face Galway in All-Ireland semi-final while Rebels drawn against Waterford

There’s a couple of mouth-watering ties in store.

DEFENDING CHAMPIONS TIPPERARY will face Galway in a mouth-watering first All-Ireland SHC semi-final next month.

Munster kingpins Cork will take on provincial rivals Waterford in the second last-four showdown.

The draw was made on RTÉ radio this morning.

The Leinster champs’ clash with the Premier will take place at Croke Park on Sunday, 6 August while Cork and the Déise’s showdown throws in seven days later at HQ.

The meeting of Galway and Tipperary will be the third successive All-Ireland semi-final clash between the counties after Galway’s 0-26 to 3-16 success in 2015 and Tipperary’s victory by 2-19 to 2-18 last August.

Cork and Waterford last met in an All-Ireland semi-final back in 2006 while they did face off in Croke Park at the quarter-final stage in 2007.

It will be a repeat of the Munster semi-final in June between Kieran Kingston and Derek McGrath’s teams, when Cork won out by 0-23 to 1-15.

Kevin Moran with Christopher Joyce Waterford's Kevin Moran and Cork's Christopher Joyce Tommy Dickson / INPHO Tommy Dickson / INPHO / INPHO

The minor semi-finals will be the curtain-raisers with Galway taking on Kilkenny on 6 August while Cork will meet Dublin on 13 August.

The fixtures in full are:

Sunday 6 August

All-Ireland senior hurling semi-final
Galway v Tipperary, Croke Park, 3.30pm

Electric Ireland All-Ireland minor hurling semi-final
Galway v Kilkenny, Croke Park, 1.30pm

Sunday 13 August

All-Ireland senior hurling semi-final
Cork v Waterford, Croke Park, 3.30pm

Electric Ireland All-Ireland minor hurling semi-final
Cork v Dublin, Croke Park, 1.30pm


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    Jul 1st 2019, 5:06 PM

    They keep signing forwards but long keeps finding a way to get back into team….. fingers crossed he can again. And that ombefami gets a good run of games next session too.

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    @Augustus hoop: A bit like Steve Finnan and Glen Whelan before him. Every season they spend a fortune replacing them with an expensive new signing. Every season they return to the old reliable only to repeat the process the following year. How many fullbacks did Pool sign to replace Finnan? Or Stoke midfielders?

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