Seamus Callanan looks likely to miss at least two of Tipperary’s games in the Munster Hurling Championship.
He’s been ruled out for six-to-eight weeks after sustaining a medial knee ligament injury in their League win over Waterford at the weekend.
Tipp face Clare in their opening championship game on April 23rd before facing Cork a fortnight later.
It’s the latest in a number of injury blows for Liam Cahills side – Paddy Cadell is out for the season because of a knee injury picked up against Kilkenny while Cathal Barrett fractured a scapula in the same game and is also likely to miss the opening two Munster Championship rounds.
