Tipperary defeated Cork by 2-18 to 1-11 in the All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship Semi-Final on Sunday August 17th at Croke Park.
All-Ireland SHC: Superb Tipp surge into final
ALL-IRELAND SHC SEMI-FINAL: TIPPERARY 2-18 CORK 1-11
Report from GAA.ie
Tipperary will face Kilkenny in the All-Ireland SHC Final on September 7 after recording a stunning victory over Munster rivals Cork at Croke Park on Sunday. Munster champions Cork were meeting Tipperary in a championship match at Headquarters for the very first time in their long shared history, but Jimmy Barry-Murphy’s fancied Rebels were completely outclassed by a totally re-energised Tipperary.
Two brilliant goals from Séamus Callanan in either half paved the way to victory for Tipperary, and they were the better side throughout as they punished Cork’s profligacy in front of goal, the Rebels finishing with 15 wides.
While Callanan’s eye for goal was exemplary, so too was John O’Dwyer’s, with the Killenaule man striking 0-6 from play. Tipperary’s midfield pairing of Shane McGrath and James Woodlock were also outstanding, as they contributed 0-6 between them. Tipp led by two points at the break and probably should have been even more in front. It mattered little though, as Cork were totally outclassed after the restart, Tipperary scoring 1-11 in the second half to just 1-3 from the Rebels.
Tipperary held a slender 1-7 to 0-8 lead at the interval, but they were good value for it after having the better of Cork for the opening 35 minutes. Cork took an early lead through Alan Cadogan, but Tipp took control in the eighth minute when Callanan, by far their pre-eminent attacker of 2014, cracked in a wonderful goal from 20 metres.
The ball broke to him after a slip from Cork’s Shane O’Neill, but Callanan did brilliantly to find the top right hand corner of Anthony Nash’s net from a considerable distance out. The score energised Tipperary, and points from O’Dwyer (2) and Woodlock followed to leave Eamon O’Shea’s side five ahead at 1-3 to 0-1. The sides traded the next few scores but Tipperary were looking confident and two scores from Shane McGrath had them five ahead at 1-6 to 0-4.
Cork came into the game in the second quarter, but they were still guilty of some poor wides, and although points from Anthony Nash (free) and Conor Lehane cut the deficit to three, O’Dwyer replied with an inspirational score, blocking down Damien Cahalane and clipping over, to keep Tipp four ahead.
However, with Aidan Walsh and Daniel Kearney beginning to see more and more ball around the middle, Cork hit the final two scores of the half through Nash and Patrick Horgan (frees) to trail by two at the interval.
Points from McGrath, Woodlock and Callanan after the break restored a five-point Tipperary lead, but the killer score came on 47 minutes when Callanan found the net again brilliantly. After some characteristically trojan work from Patrick Maher, Callanan hit a venomous drive past Nash into the roof of the Cork net to leave Tipp eight ahead.
That goal prompted some exhibition hurling from Tipperary, as John O’Dwyer fired over three in a row to take his tally to six and Woodlock clipped over his third of the day to leave Tipperary 11 clear. Cork managed a goal before the end from substitute Rob O’Shea, but in truth, the Rebels never looked capable of any sort of meaningful revival as Tipp made the most of their struggles to surge into the final and set up a date of destiny with arguably their greatest rivals of all.
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Scorers for Tipperary: S Callanan 2-4 (1f), J O’Dwyer 0-6, J Woodlock 0-3, S McGrath 0-3, N McGrath 0-2
Scorers for Cork: C Lehane 0-3, R O’Shea 1-0, A Nash 0-2 (2f), P Horgan 0-2 (2f), A Cadogan 0-1, A Walsh 0-1, S Harnedy 0-1, L McLoughlin 0-1
TIPPERARY: Darren Gleeson; Cathal Barrett, Paudie Maher, Paddy Stapleton; Brendan Maher, James Barry, Kieran Bergin; Shane McGrath, James Woodlock; Gearóid Ryan, Patrick Maher, John O’Dwyer; Noel McGrath, Seamus Callanan, Lar Corbett
Subs: Denis Maher for Ryan (57), Eoin Kelly for Corbett (60), Jason Forde for Patrick Maher (63), Michael Cahill for McGrath (65), Conor O’Brien for Woodlock (69).
CORK: Anthony Nash; Shane O’Neill, Damien Cahalane, Stephen McDonnell; Christopher Joyce, Mark Ellis, Lorcan McLoughlin; Daniel Kearney, Aidan Walsh; Conor Lehane, Bill Cooper, Seamus Harnedy; Alan Cadogan, Patrick Cronin, Patrick Horgan
Subs: Paudie O’Sullivan for Cadogan (46), Stephen Moylan for Cronin (46), Rob O’Shea for Walsh (55), Jamie Coughlan for Harnedy (64).
Referee: James Owens (Wexford)
Attendance: 68,728
Team News
All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship Semi-Final – Tipperary v Cork – Tipperary team unchanged – http://t.co/2QvvBTxaI7
— Tipperary GAA (@TipperaryGAA) August 14, 2014
The Tipperary team to play Cork is unchanged from the side which defeated Dublin in the All-Ireland Quarter-Final.
1) Darren Gleeson (Portroe)
2) Cathal Barrett (Holycross-Ballycahill)
3) Paudie Maher (Thurles Sarsfields)
4) Paddy Stapleton (Borris-Ileigh)
5) Brendan Maher (Borris-Ileigh)
6) James Barry (Upperchurch-Drombane)
7) Kieran Bergin (Killenaule)
8) Shane McGrath (Ballinahinch)
9) James Woodlock (Drom& Inch)
10) Gearóid Ryan (Templederry)
11) Patrick Maher (Lorrha-Dorrha)
12) John O’Dwyer (Killenaule)
13) Noel McGrath (LoughmoreCastleiney)
14) Seamus Callanan (Drom and Inch)
15) Lar Corbett (Thurles Sarsfields)
Train Details
Iarnrod Eireann advise that they are running a special train service from Limerick Junction, calling at Thurles and Templemore, to Dublin for the All Ireland Hurling semi final on Sunday 17th August. This Limerick Junction special train service departs from Limerick Junction at 09.40hrs arriving into Heuston at 11.25hrs, returning from Heuston at 19.22hrs.
Early online one way fares from €17.99 available at www.irishrail.ie Regular morning services from all Tipperary stations to Dublin are now sold out. Further information from Iarnrod Eireann at www.irishrail.ie
Supporters travelling by train are reminded that alcohol and glass bottles will not be allowed on any train service on this day.
Ticket Details
For the All-Ireland Hurling Semi-Final on August 17th ticket prices are as follows;
• €40 Adults (all stands)
• €5 Juveniles (Cusack and Davin stands only)
• €25 Terrace
• Student/OAP Concession price is €30 (€10 rebate only available on full price (€40) Cusack and Davin stand tickets)
The GAA Club Pass (Adult groups)
Available to all GAA clubs for GAA Senior Championship All-Ireland Quarter Finals and Semi Finals in Croke Park.
€10 per Adult
All Ireland Quarter Finals/Semi Finals only
Minimum 15, Maximum 50 adults
Seats in Davin Stand in Croke Park
Applications must be made by the Club Secretary and emailed to tickets@gaa.ie from the Club Secretary’s GAA email account (secretary.clubname.county@gaa.ie)
Payment in advance is required (payment method will be organised on receipt of application)
Strictly limited to 1 application per Club
The GAA Group Pass (Juvenile groups)
Available to all GAA clubs for all Croke Park fixtures (bar the All-Ireland Finals) and selected GAA Championship fixtures.
€3 per juvenile (16 or under),
1 adult free for every 10 juveniles,
Additional adults at stand face value,
Seats in Davin Stand in Croke Park,
Applications must be made by the Club Secretary and emailed to tickets@gaa.ie from the Club Secretary’s GAA email account (secretary.clubname.county@gaa.ie)
Payment in advance is required.
Strictly limited to 1 application per Club
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Player Profiles
A full list of player profiles can be found on the Tipperary GAA web site at www.tipperary.gaa.ie.
Captain and Vice-Captain
The Tipperary captain for 2014 is Brendan Maher of Borris-Ileigh and the vice-captain is Noel McGrath of Loughmore-Castleiney.
Appearances
28 players lined out for Tipperary during the 4 Championship matches to date compared with 23 for 2 matches in 2013.
Championship Debuts
5 players made their Championship debuts during this year’s campaign – Cathal Barrett (Holycross-Ballycahill), Denis Maher (Thurles Sarsfields), James Barry (Upperchurch-Drombane), Ronan Maher (Thurles Sarsfields) and Niall O’Meara (Kilruane MacDonaghs) while Darren Gleeson made his first Championship start following two previous substitute appearances.
Teams for last 5 championship Meetings v Cork:
Tipperary Team and Scorers v Cork 24/6/12
B Cummins; C O’Brien, P Curran, M Cahill; Stapleton, C O’Mahony, Pádraic Maher; B Maher, S McGrath; G Ryan, Patrick Maher, P Bourke; B O’Meara, J O’Brien, N McGrath
Subs: Lar Corbett for G Ryan (34), S Bourke for B O’Meara (55), J Woodlock for B Maher (57), E Kelly for P Bourke (67), D Maher for Stapleton (70).
Scorers: P Bourke 0-12 (7f, 2 65s); N McGrath 1-4; B O’Meara 0-2; B Maher 0-2; Padraic Maher, G Ryan, 0-1 each.
Tipperary Team and Scorers v Cork 29/5/11
Brendan Cummins; Paddy Stapleton, Paul Curran, Michael Cahill; David Young, Padraic Maher, John O’Keeffe; Gearóid Ryan, Shane McGrath; Seamus Callanan, Noel McGrath, Patrick Maher; Eoin Kelly, John O’Brien, Lar Corbett.
Subs: James Woodlock for S McGrath (40 mins), Conor O’Mahony for Young (59 mins), Benny Dunne for O’Brien (62 mins), Pa Bourke for Ryan (66 mins).
Scorers: E Kelly 1-07 (0-5f), L Corbett 1-2, S Callanan 0-5, N McGrath 0-4 (0-2 sl), B Dunne 1-0, J O’Brien 0-2, Patrick Maher 0-1, J Woodlock 0-1.
Tipperary Team and Scorers v Cork 30/5/10:
Brendan Cummins; Paddy Stapleton, Padraic Maher, Paul Curran; Declan Fanning, Conor O’Mahony, Michael Cahill; Brendan Maher, Shane McGrath; Noel McGrath, Seamus Callanan, John O’Brien; Eoin Kelly, Brian O’Meara,Lar Corbett.
Subs: Seamus Hennessy for O’Meara (43 mins), Gearoid Ryan for C O’Mahony (57 mins), Timmy Hammersley for N McGrath (62 mins), Jody Brennan for J O’Brien (66 mins), Conor O’Brien for S McGrath (68 mins).
Scorers for Tipperary: E Kelly (0-7, 0-5f, 0-2 ’65), L Corbett (0-2), J O’Brien (0-2), S Callanan (0-1), B Maher (0-1), T Hammersley (0-1)
Tipperary Team and Scorers v Cork 31/5/09:
Brendan Cummins; Paddy Stapleton, Paul Curran, Conor O’Brien; Declan Fanning, Padriac Maher, Conor O’Mahony (capt); James Woodlock, Shane McGrath; Lar Corbett, Seamus Callanan, John O’Brien; Noel McGrath, Micheál Webster, Eoin Kelly.
Subs: Pat Kerwick for Webster (51 mins), Brendan Maher for O’Mahony (54 mins), Gearoid Ryan for N McGrath (63 mins), Benny Dunne for Woodlock (65 mins), Paul Kelly for Callanan (67 mins).
Scorers for Tipperary: S. Callanan 1-3; E. Kelly 0-5 (0-4 frees); L. Corbett 0-3; N. McGrath 0-3; S. McGrath 0-2 (0-1 sideline); B. Dunne 0-2; J. O’Brien 0-1.
Tipperary Team and Scorers v Cork 8/6/08:
Brendan Cummins; Eamonn Buckley, Paul Curran, Conor O’Brien; Eamonn Corcoran, Conor O’Mahony, Shane Maher; James Woodlock, Shane McGrath; Seamus Butler, Seamus Callanan, Ryan O’Dwyer; Eoin Kelly (capt), Lar Corbett, Willie Ryan.
Subs: Pat Kerwick for O’Dwyer (32nd minute); Benny Dunne for Woodlock (45th); Micheál Webster for Butler (46th); John O’Brien for Ryan (54th); Darragh Egan for Callanan (73rd).
Scorers for Tipperary: E. Kelly 1-7 (0-5 frees); L. Corbett 0-4; S. Callanan 0-3; E. Corcoran, S. McGrath, W. Ryan, P. Kerwick and M. Webster 0-1 each.
Snippets
9 in a row
Tipperary and Cork met for 9 years in a row in the Senior Hurling Championship from 2004 to 2012 which is a record. The 2000 Munster Final was their previous meeting before 2004 and prior to 2000 their last meeting was in 1992. In another era, consecutive meetings stretched from 1949 (draw & replay) to 1954 –a total of seven games in six years. Earlier on, eight games were played in the seven year period 1907 to 1913. Two of those games were played in the calendar year 1908.
Hurling League rivalry
Tipperary and Cork have played 58 times in the National Hurling League. Cork have 29 wins to 24 for Tipp and 5 Draws.
Take your goals
It is hard to believe that the old tradition of scoring more goals than points, in championship hurling, was witnessed as recently as July 1st 1973 , when a late four goal scoring burst saw Tipperary turn a 1-9 to 1-4 deficit into a 5-4 to 1-10 victory, over a shocked Cork team in a Munster semi-final meeting at Limerick .Prior to that, it happened in the 1957 semi-final when Cork beat Tipperary by 5-2 to 1-11 also at Limerick.
Goal free
Cork’s failure to score a goal against Tipperary in the 2012 championship meeting was only the tenth occasion this occurred. Those championship years were; 1888, 1900, 1906, 1911, 1961, 1965, 2000, 2009 and 2011. The only time that Cork beat Tipp without scoring a goal, was the 2000 final, when Joe Deane’s ten points helped them to a narrow 0-23 to 3-12 victory, at Semple Stadium. Cork’s worst day scoring wise was on May 27th 1888, when they failed to raise any flag and Tipp won by 2-1 to nil.
Tipperary failed to find the Cork net on four occasions- the 1897 semi-final , the 1900 opener, the 1969 final and the 2010 first round game.
White was the colour
The counties failed to produce a goal between them only once, in the 1900 championship opener, played at Dungarvan on November 4th 1901. Tipperary won by 0-12 to 0-9.
Hot shots
Leading marksmen for both teams in the past twenty meetings
Tipperary Cork
2012 Pa Bourke 0-12 Patrick Horgan 0-11
2011 Eoin Kelly 1-7 Patrick Horgan 0-13
2010 Eoin Kelly 0-7 Patrick Horgan 2-2
2009 Seamus Callanan 1-3 Ben O’ Connor 0-11
2008 Eoin Kelly 1-7 Ben O’ Connor 1-3
2007 Willie Ryan 2-3 Niall Ronan 1-2 & Joe Deane 0-5
2006 Eoin Kelly 0-7 Joe Deane 0-8
2005 Paul Kelly 0-7 Ben O’ Connor 0-6
2004 Eoin Kelly 0-9 Joe Deane 0-7
2000 Eugene O’ Neill 1-5 Joe Deane 0-10
1992 Declan Ryan 1-1 Tony O’ Sullivan 0-7
1991 Michael Cleary 1-7 John Fitzgibbon 2-1 (Replay)
1991 Michael Cleary 0-8 Ger Fitzgerald 2-0 (Draw)
1990 Michael Cleary 1-5 Mark Foley 2-7
1988 Nicky English 0-9 Pat Horgan 1-4
1987 Pat Fox 0-11 John Fenton 0-13 ( Replay)
1987 Pat Fox 0-9 John Fenton 0-12 (Draw)
1985 Nicky English 2-3 John Fenton 1-6
1984 Seamus Power 1-6 John Fenton 0-7
1982 Noel O’ Dwyer 1-1 Tony O’ Sullivan 0-7
Dungarvan trivia
On two occasions, the 1898 and 1916 Finals, Tipperary failed to score a point, but still managed to avoid defeat to Cork, by scoring enough goals! The Rebels also found the white flag elusive in the 1915 first round game at the same venue but they too avoided defeat! The last of the ten championship meetings between the counties in the West Waterford town saw Tipp winning a Munster semi-final by 7-5 to 2-7 on August 31st 1924.
Top dogs
Tipperary’s most dominant era, against Cork, extended from the Munster Semi Final on June 22nd 1958 to the Munster final on July 21st 1968. During those eleven seasons, Tipperary won all seven championship meetings between the counties. The Premier county also won the All Ireland title on five occasions during that time.
Cork had their longest run of supremacy over Tipperary, between the Munster semi-final on June 13th 1976 and the final on July 7th 1985, during which they had won all six games. They won four All Ireland titles during those ten seasons.
Impressive Munster haul
Two players have won ten Munster Senior Hurling Championship medals – current Cork Bainisteoir Jimmy Barry Murphy (St Finbarrs & Cork) and the late John Doyle RIP (Holycross-Ballycahill & Tipperary). The Cork genius won his medals in 1975, 76, 77, 78, 79, 82, 83, 84, 85 and 86. Tipperary’s Team of the Millennium man was victorious in 1949, 50, 51, 58, 60, 61, 62, 64, 65 and 67.
A trio to remember
The last player to score three goals in a Tipp /Cork championship match was Willie Walsh. The Youghal centre forward rattled the Tipp net three times (twice in the first half ) during the 1969 Munster Final, at Limerick. The Leesiders recorded their first championship win over Tipp, since the 1957 semi-final, by a convincing nine point margin -4-6 to 0-9.
New horizons
When Tipperary and Cork faced each other in the Munster Final, at the Cork Athletic Grounds on July 12th ,1942, there was an unique feature to the contest. It was the first time in championship hurling that the All Ireland Champions (Cork) met provincial champions (Tipperary) in the following year’s championship. The explanation was that Tipperary had to withdraw from the 1941 Munster Championship, because of the foot and mouth epidemic. Cork won the All Ireland title in September but when the Munster final was subsequently played, Tipperary beat the Leesiders in Limerick on October 26th by 5-4 to 2-5. The All Ireland champions, captained by Jack Lynch, were easy winners on a 4-15 to 4-1 scoreline.
The scenario was repeated in Leinster fifty eight years later, when the 1998 All Ireland champions, Offaly, faced the Leinster title holders, Kilkenny, in the 1999 Provincial final at Croke Park. The Noresiders won comfortably and Offaly have not beaten them in the championship since the 1998 All Ireland final.
Cork (All Ireland Champions) and Waterford (Munster Champions) made it a trio, when they met in the Munster Semi Final, at Semple Stadium on May 22nd, 2005. The Rebels won that game by two points and confirmed their superiority in the All Ireland Quarter Final at Croke Park on July 24th.
Hurling Immortals
Tipperary and Cork were honoured in two selections of all time Hurling greats. In 1984, the Centenary Year of the GAA, a Hurling Team of The Century was selected. It included four Tipperary players – Tony Reddin, John Doyle, Jimmy Finn and Jimmy Doyle respectively. Cork had two Glen Rovers men chosen – Jack Lynch and Christy Ring.
In 2000, the GAA Hurling Team of the Millennium showed a ‘balancing’ of membership, with Ray Cummins (Blackrock), selected in place of Nicky Rackard (1984), bringing the Cork total to three. Tipperary’s ‘loss’ of Jimmy Finn (1984) to Brian Whelehan reduced their number to three and there it stands until the next review!
Twice beaten
In the six championship campaigns after winning the 2001 League, Munster and All Ireland titles, Tipperary lost two championship games every year. That trend included one defeat in Munster, followed by another in the All Ireland or Qualifier series. During those years, seven counties enjoyed championship victories over Tipperary, although in defence of the blue and gold, they only lost six of those games by a goal or less and three of the second defeats were to the eventual All Ireland champions. The worst year was 2003, with losses to Clare, by 9 points and to Kilkenny, by 12 points. The most regretted campaign was in 2007, which despite tremendous endeavour produced a 3 point loss to Limerick, in the third game and a 2 point loss to Wexford, in the All Ireland Quarter Final. During those six seasons, Cork defeated Tipperary in the 2004 Qualifier and the Munster Finals of 2005 & 2006 respectively.
Loyal followers
Tipp v. Cork Munster championship games are always spoken of with a great sense of anticipation. This arises from their intense rivalry and the many great players who have been involved in the legendary epics between the counties. The crowds have followed their meetings with great loyalty, producing an official attendance record (60,177) for the 1961 Munster final (gate receipts £7,469-15-5) at Limerick’s Gaelic Grounds. It is also a matter of record that several thousand more gained free entry when gates were opened as patrons departed due to the oppressive heat and discomfort.
Tipperary V Cork: Previous Championship Meetings
Total Times Played: 82 Cork won 37, Tipp won 37, Draws 7, Abandoned 1.
Two of Tipp’s wins were unfinished games.
Cork also received walk overs in the championships of 1901 and 1905 respectively
Date Venue Stage Result
27/5/1888 Buttevant Munster SHC Rd 1 Tipperary 2-1 Cork 0-0 (Unfinished)
4/3/1895 Charleville MSHC Final ( 1894) Cork 3-4 Tipperary 1-2
1/8/1897 Kilmallock MSHC Final (1896) Tipperary 1-3 Cork 1-3 (Draw).
4/11/1897 Jones’ Rd, MSHC Final (1896) Tipperary 7-9 Cork 2-3 (Replay)
Dublin
1/8/1898 Cork MSHC S/F (1897) Cork 4-16 Tipperary 0-2
15/10/1899 Dungarvan MSHC Final (1898) Tipperary 3-0 Cork 2-3 (Draw)
20/11/1899 Kilmallock MSHC Final (1898) Tipperary 1-13 Cork 1-2 (Replay)
4/11/1901 Dungarvan MSHC Rd 1 (1900) Tipperary 0-12 Cork 0-9
10/10/1904 Markets Field, MSHC Rd 1 (1903) Cork 4-6 Tipperary 1-10
Limerick
17/12/1905 Dungarvan MSHC Final (1904) Cork 3-10 Tipperary 3-4
28/10/1905 Kilmallock MSHC Semi Final Tipperary 2-4 Cork 2-3 (Unfinished)
19/8/1907 Tipperary MSHC Final (1906) Tipperary 3-4 Cork 0-9
26/4/1908 Dungarvan MSHC Final (1907) Cork 1-6 Tipperary 1-4
25/10/1908 Fermoy MSHC Semi Final Tipperary 2-11 Cork 3-7
29/8/1909 Tipperary MSHC Final Tipperary 2-10 Cork 2-6.
3/7/1910 Limerick MSHC Semi Final Cork 5-7 Tipperary 3-4
23/7/1911 Dungarvan MSHC Semi Final Tipperary 5-2 Cork 0-3
27/10/1912 Dungarvan MSHC Final Cork 5-1 Tipperary 3-1
21/9/1913 Dungarvan MSHC Final Tipperary 8-2 Cork 4-3
20/6/1915 Dungarvan MSHC Round 1 Cork 4-0 Tipperary 3-1.
1/10/1916 Dungarvan MSHC Final Tipperary 5-0 Cork 1-2
2/6/1918 Thurles MSHC Round 1 Tipperary 7-3 Cork 6-1
Sportsfield
29/6/1919 Cork Ath. Grds MSHC Semi Final Cork 2-4 Tipperary 2-3
20/5/1923 Cork Ath. Grds. MSHC S/F (1922) Tipperary 6-2 Cork 3-2
31/8/1924 Dungarvan MSHC Semi Final Tipperary 7-5 Cork 2-7.
2/8/1925 Markets Field MSHC Semi Final Tipperary 5-3 Cork 5-1
Limerick
12/9/1926 Cork Ath Grds MSHC Final Tipperary 1-2 Cork 0-0 (Abandoned)
19/9/1926 Thurles MSHC Final Tipperary 3-4 Cork 4-1 (Refixture – Sportsfield Draw)
3/10/1926 Thurles MSHC Final Cork 3-6 Tipperary 2-4 (Replay).
21/7/1929 Cork MSHC Semi Final Cork 3-4 Tipperary 2-1
26/7/1931 Thurles MSHC Semi Final Cork 3-5 Tipperary 2-3
Sportsfield
10/6/1934 Waterford MSHC Round 1 Cork 7-5 Tipperary 5-6
6/6/1937 Thurles MSHC Semi Final Tipperary 4-3 Cork 3-5
Sportsfield
2/6/1940 Thurles MSHC Round 1 Cork 6-3 Tipperary 2-6
26/10/1941 Limerick MSHC Final Tipperary 5-4 Cork 2-5
12/7/1942 Cork Ath Grds MSHC Final Cork 4-15 Tipperary 4-1
25/6/1944 Limerick MSHC Semi Final Cork 1-9 Tipperary 1-3
1/7/1945 Thurles MSHC Semi Final Tipperary 2-13 Cork 3-2
29/5/1949 Limerick MSHC Round 1 Tipperary 3-10 Cork 3-10 (Draw)
26/6/1949 Limerick MSHC Round 1 Tipperary 2-8 Cork 1-9 (Replay aet)
23/7/1950 Killarney MSHC Final Tipperary 2-17 Cork 3-11
29/7/1951 Limerick MSHC Final Tipperary 2-11 Cork 2-9
13/7/1952 Limerick MSHC Final Cork 1-11 Tipperary 2-6
26/7/1953 Limerick MSHC Final Cork 3-10 Tipperary 1-11
18/7/1954 Limerick MSHC Final Cork 2-8 Tipperary 1-8
1/7/1956 Limerick MSHC Semi Final Cork 1-11 Tipperary 2-7
30/6/1957 Limerick MSHC Semi Final Cork 5-2 Tipperary 1-11
22/6/1958 Limerick MSHC Semi Final Tipperary 2-6 Cork 2-4
31/7/1960 Thurles MSHC Final Tipperary 4-13 Cork 4-11
Sportsfield
30/7/1961 Limerick MSHC Final Tipperary 3-6 Cork 0-7
30/6/1963 Limerick MSHC Semi Final Tipperary 4-7 Cork 1-11
26/7/1964 Limerick MSHC Final Tipperary 3-13 Cork 1-5
25/7/1965 Limerick MSHC Final Tipperary 4-11 Cork 0-5
21/7/1968 Limerick MSHC Final Tipperary 2-13 Cork 1-7
27/7/1969 Limerick MSHC Final Cork 4-6 Tipperary 0-9
19/7/1970 Limerick MSHC Final Cork 3-10 Tipperary 3-8
25/6/1972 Limerick MSHC Semi Final Cork 3-8 Tipperary 3-8 (Draw)
9/7/1972 Limerick MSHC Semi Final Cork 3-10 Tipperary 2-7 (Replay)
1/7/1973 Limerick MSHC Semi Final Tipperary 5-4 Cork 1-10
13/6/1976 Limerick MSHC Semi Final Cork 4-10 Tipperary 2-15
3/6/1979 Prc Ui Chaoimh MSHC Semi Final Cork 1-14 Tipperary 2-10
22/6/1980 Semple Stad MSHC Semi Final Cork 2-17 Tipperary 1-12
30/5/1982 Prc Ui Chaoimh MSHC Round 1 Cork 1-19 Tipperary 2-8
15/7/1984 Semple Stad MSHC Final Cork 4-15 Tipperary 3-14
7/7/1985 Prc Ui Chaoimh MSHC Final Cork 4-17 Tipperary 4-11
12/7/1987 Semple Stad MSHC Final Tipperary 1-18 Cork 1-18 (Draw)
19/7/1987 Killarney MSHC Final Tipperary 4-22 Cork 1-22 (Replay aet)
17/7/1988 Limerick MSHC Final Tipperary 2-19 Cork 1-13
15/7/1990 Semple Stad MSHC Final Cork 4-16 Tipperary 2-14
7/7/1991 Prc Ui Chaoimh MSHC Final Tipperary 2-16 Cork 4-10 (Draw)
21/7/1991 Semple Stad MSHC Final Tipperary 4-19 Cork 4-15 (Replay)
7/6/1992 Prc Ui Chaoimh MSHC Semi Final Cork 2-12 Tipperary 1-12
2/7/2000 Semple Stad MSHC Final Cork 0-23 Tipperary 3-12
17/7/2004 Killarney All Irl SHC Qualifier Cork 2-19 Tipperary 1-16
26/6/2005 Prc Ui Chaoimh MSHC Final Cork 1-21 Tipperary 1-16
25/6/2006 Semple Stad MSHC Final Cork 2-14 Tipperary 1-14
14/7/2007 Semple Stad All Irl SHC Qualifier Tipperary 2-16 Cork 1-18
8/6/2008 Prc Ui Chaoimh MSHC Semi Final Tipperary 1-19 Cork 1-13
31/5/2009 Semple Stad MSHC Round 1 Tipperary 1-19 Cork 0-19
30/5/2010 Prc UI Chaoimh MSHC Round 1 Cork 3-15 Tipperary 0-14.
29/5/2011 Semple Stad MSHC Round 1 Tipperary 3-22 Cork 0-23.
24/6/2012 Prc Ui Chaoimh MSHC Semi Final Tipperary 1-22 Cork 0-24
By Jonathan Cullen Fri 15th Aug
