Cork vs Tipperary FREE live stream: How to watch GAA All-Ireland Hurling final without paying
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CORK and Tipperary take their bitter rivalry to the big screens as they face off in a thrilling GAA All-Ireland Hurling final - and fans can watch the entire action for FREE!
Pat Ryan's Cork are hoping to put a 20-year drought to bed as the club haven't got their hands on this crown since 2005.
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Cork are hoping to bridge a 20-year gap
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And they'll be spurred on by what was a solid performance in the semi-final, having beaten Dublin 7-26 to 2-21.
Furthermore, Cork currently hold the bragging rights as they have defeated Tipperary twice in the three times that these bitter rivals have encountered each other this campaign.
But Tipp have an impressive track record when they make it this far - and proved this in 2019 when they beat Kilkenny to secure their 28th All-Ireland title.
This year's final has all the ingredients to be another sensational showing in Dublin, and SunSport can help fans watch it all unfold without paying.
How to watch Cork vs Tipperary for FREE
Cork vs Tipperary's GAA All-Ireland Hurling final will be broadcast LIVE on RTE Two and BBC.
on Fans can stream the entire action for FREE on BBC iPlayer.
Coverage is expected to get underway from 2:15pm BST - one hour and 15 minutes before the throw-in.
Fans in the US can watch the match through the GAA+ stream or website.
Alternatively, SunSport will have coverage of the entire action through our live blog.
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