The top two rivals will go at it again. Tipperary are back in the All-Ireland final once more. Kilkenny await.
For manager Liam Sheedy, it's a remarkable feat in his first year back at the helm. The Tipperary boss cut an elated figure in his post-match interview.
Huge character from my lads. Over the course of the last month, it has been questioned a bit about what these boys can bring. To see what they brought there today, a few decisions that did not go our way. We had the ball in the back of the net and it didn't count.
The way we came back from five points down, the way we used the ball, the way we put our bodies on the line. I've a very small job to do in all of this, it's those players. They way they went about their business with their backs to the wall was monumental and I'm so proud for them.
'I've a very small job to do in all this' - Tipperary boss Liam Sheedy hails the effort of his players after their All-Ireland semi-final win. Watch the highlights on @RTE2 at 9.30pm #rtegaa pic.twitter.com/RFE2iqkhLD
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On the referee's performance, Sheedy was equitable: "I know Sean very well. He is a very competent referee. The game was moving at such a pace, it is certainly not an easy job. My job is much easier. From our point of view, there was a few times you thought you might get the break."
Touching moment at full-time as Tipperary manager Liam Sheedy celebrates with his family in Croke Park. #rtegaa pic.twitter.com/r4Mk5MdyDf
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So it's Brian Cody and Kilkenny next. A date in Croke Park in August. Fireworks assured.
