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Photo of the minor team. Photo from Tipperary Camogie by Marty Ryan
The Tipperary minor camogie team are adding to the feel good factor at present surrounding camogie in the county.
Last night the minors became the latest team to qualify for a Munster final after they produced a tremendous performance to beat Clare at The Ragg in front of a vocal crowd.
At half time the game was close and Tipperary just edged the first half with a green flag building some distance between the teams. Tipperary led 1-7 to 0-8 at the break in play.
In the second half the home side stepped up the ante and pushed on to win out on a final score of 3-15 to 0-11.
A Munster final with Cork now beckons, as they overcame Waterford in the other semi-final last night.
Cork just did enough to see off the Deise on a scoreline of 0-15 to 1-11 and now the ancient rivals will meet again this summer.
Tipperary will play Cork in the Munster Minor Final on the weekend of the 28th/29th of July.
Full match report from last night to follow.
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