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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Tipperary are still waiting for the return of several players ahead of Saturday night’s game, and Tipp boss Cahill admitted that this fixture will likely come too soon for experienced players Niall O’Meara and Seamus Callanan.
“The injury list isn’t too bad thankfully,” Cahill remarked happily.
“Everyone is in fairly good fettle from the last game. It might be a bit soon for a few players who were on the injury list prior to the Clare game but you could see the emergence of one or two on the panel for Saturday that will feature later on as we progress in the championship.
“It’s certainly a bit soon for Niall O’Meara yet but we’ll be hoping that if we get through the match on Saturday without any injuries that we’ll have a full deck to choose from in two weeks time,” he revealed.
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