Tipperary seal their All-Ireland hurling place with late blitz against Waterford
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TIPPERARY GUARANTEED A top-three finish in the Munster senior hurling championship, and with it a place in the All-Ireland series, with a win against Waterford in Semple Stadium on Sunday afternoon.
U20 star Oisín O'Donoghue came off the bench to score the late goal which made the game safe, Tipp running out nine-point winners in front of 28,758 fans.
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