Tipp and Galway are set to renew old rivalries this weekend in what’ll be the third year in a row the sides meet in the All Ireland semi final.
The tribesmen’s 26 points to 3-16 success in 2015 and Tipperary’s victory by 2-19 to 2-18 last August gives way to another huge encounter for both teams.
However, Tipp finished the All Ireland Quarter Final last week against Clare, with a fully changed back four in comparison to last year’s game against Galway.
Tipp manager Michael Ryan says there’ll be nothing between the sides.
Tipp FM’s live coverage of the All Ireland Hurling semi final comes in association with Mulcahy Car Sales Ardcroney, Nenagh and Connolly Man O’Connell Street, Clonmel.
