U-21 hurlers implode against Tipp
THERE was a major dose of reality for Galway hurling last Wednesday night in Limerick as the Galway suffered a comprehensive loss at the hands of Tipperary in the All-Ireland U-21 semi-final.
Going in to the game as hot favourites, the Tribesmen were beaten all ends up by their Munster counterparts who came out fighting following their 13-point defeat at the hands of Cork in the Munster final, and it is that same pairing who will now contest this year’s All-Ireland.
Late on, Galway did well to work themselves back in to the game following the ridiculous sending-off of Tipperary forward Mark Kehoe, but after Cian Salmon received his marching orders in additional-time for kicking out at Tipperary substitute Paddy Cadell, Ger Browne fired in a brilliant individual goal to assure victory.
Going in to the game as hot favourites, the Tribesmen were beaten all ends up by their Munster counterparts who came out fighting following their 13-point defeat at the hands of Cork in the Munster final, and it is that same pairing who will now contest this year’s All-Ireland.
Late on, Galway did well to work themselves back in to the game following the ridiculous sending-off of Tipperary forward Mark Kehoe, but after Cian Salmon received his marching orders in additional-time for kicking out at Tipperary substitute Paddy Cadell, Ger Browne fired in a brilliant individual goal to assure victory.