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Waterford maintained their unbeaten start to this year's Munster SHC with a thrilling draw against Tipperary at Walsh Park on Saturday night.
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In front of almost 12,000 supporters, the Déise looked on track to secure back-to-back victories when Jack Prendergast’s point put Davy Fitzgerald's side up by four points with three minutes remaining.
However, Tipperary rallied and a goal from Jake Morris and a last-gasp free, converted by Gearóid O’Connor, saw it finish level at 3-21 to 1-27.
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— The GAA (@officialgaa) May 4, 2024
It ended all level in Walsh Park.@WaterfordGAA 3-21@TipperaryGAA 1-27
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Up next for Waterford is a clash with Clare at Cusack Park, Ennis at 2pm on Sunday, May 19.
PICTURES: Sportsfile
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