TIPPERARY U17S EARNED a convincing 1-14 to 1-04 victory over Limerick in Thursday night’s Daryl D’Arcy Cup game in Mallow.
They progress to the Munster semi-final in two weeks following the impressive 10-point win.
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Ben Carey, Paddy O’Keeffe and Joe Higgins were among the scorers early on as Tipperary established a commanding lead they seldom looked like relinquishing.
A crucial moment took place towards the end of the first half — Tipperary’s Ciaran Byrne was black carded for a foul, but Bobby Smith could not convert the ensuing penalty leaving Limerick trailing.
It remained close enough at half-time, with Tipp 0-5 to 0-2 ahead.
An Aidan O’Shea goal early in the second half gave Limerick real hope of a comeback as it brought them to within a point of their rivals.
However, Tipperary upped the gears thereafter, with a Fionn Fitzgerald goal helping them to restore a healthy advantage and ultimately see the game out comfortably.
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Tipperary youngsters ovecome Limerick to reach Munster Championship semi-final
TIPPERARY U17S EARNED a convincing 1-14 to 1-04 victory over Limerick in Thursday night’s Daryl D’Arcy Cup game in Mallow.
They progress to the Munster semi-final in two weeks following the impressive 10-point win.
Ben Carey, Paddy O’Keeffe and Joe Higgins were among the scorers early on as Tipperary established a commanding lead they seldom looked like relinquishing.
A crucial moment took place towards the end of the first half — Tipperary’s Ciaran Byrne was black carded for a foul, but Bobby Smith could not convert the ensuing penalty leaving Limerick trailing.
It remained close enough at half-time, with Tipp 0-5 to 0-2 ahead.
An Aidan O’Shea goal early in the second half gave Limerick real hope of a comeback as it brought them to within a point of their rivals.
However, Tipperary upped the gears thereafter, with a Fionn Fitzgerald goal helping them to restore a healthy advantage and ultimately see the game out comfortably.
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