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Tailteann Cup: London impress against Waterford

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By Jordan Norris Verified
| Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA)
Tailteann Cup Round 1 WATERFORD 0-10 LONDON 5-12 By Jordan Norris at Cappoquin Logistics Fraher Field London overwhelmed Waterford with a ruthless five-goal display at Fraher Field, racing into an early lead and never looking back in a commanding 17-point victory.
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Five-goal London pile more misery on Waterford in Tailteann Cup

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By Jordan Norris Verified
| RTÉ Sport Podcast
London left Waterford stunned with five goals at Fraher Field, as four in the first half gave them a runaway success in the Tailteann Cup first round. The Exiles had five different goalscorers and ten scorers in total as they led from flag fall to finish.
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Munster SHC: Tipperary and Waterford share the spoils

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By Jordan Norris Verified
| Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA)
Munster Senior Hurling Championship WATERFORD 3-24 TIPPERARY 1-30 By Jordan Norris at Azzurri Walsh Park Waterford produced a sensational second-half comeback to rescue a dramatic draw against Tipperary in a Munster SHC classic at Walsh Park, with Kevin Mahony’s goal from the final puck securing a deserved share of the spoils. Tipperary, the All-Ireland champions, looked set to end their long wait for a Munster win at Walsh Park after a dominant first half.
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