In pictures: Cats see off Tipp to stay alive in Championship

Kilkenny managed to see off Tipperary by three points in front of a packed Nowlan Park last night.

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Tommy Walsh celebrates.
Tipp will be back, though it doesn't feel like that now.
A distraught Brendan Cummins departs down the tunnel.
Nowlan Park squints for a better view of King Henry.
Eamon O'Shea wonders what more he could have done.
Something not quite right with this picture.
Padraic Maher drops to his knees at the end.
Brian Cody celebrates with selector Martin Dempsey.
Henry Shefflin: One man cavalry.
Corbett v Larkin.
But his day ends in agony.
Lar Corbett scores the only goal of the game.
Richie Hogan leaps alongside Conor O'Brien.
Noel McGrath takes his pre-match place.

‘I’m immensely proud. The players fought and fought’ – O’Shea

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In pictures: Cats see off Tipp to stay alive in Championship

Tommy Walsh celebrates.

Tipp will be back, though it doesn't feel like that now.

A distraught Brendan Cummins departs down the tunnel.

Nowlan Park squints for a better view of King Henry.

Eamon O'Shea wonders what more he could have done.

Something not quite right with this picture.

Padraic Maher drops to his knees at the end.

Brian Cody celebrates with selector Martin Dempsey.

Henry Shefflin: One man cavalry.

Corbett v Larkin.

But his day ends in agony.

Lar Corbett scores the only goal of the game.

Richie Hogan leaps alongside Conor O'Brien.

Noel McGrath takes his pre-match place.

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‘I’m immensely proud. The players fought and fought’ – O’Shea