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Tipperary GAA supporters are bracing for a massive weekend as both the county's senior hurlers and camogie team take centre stage at Croke Park, while the Ladies footballers take on Meath in the All-Ireland quarter-final.
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All eyes in Tipperary will be on Sunday's Croke Park double-header as the county's camogie side faces Kilkenny in the All-Ireland senior championship quarter-final at 1.30pm, live on RTÉ.
Later that afternoon, the Premier hurlers will lock horns with Kilkenny in the All-Ireland SHC semi-final at 4pm, hoping to book a spot in the All-Ireland final.
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Tipperary fans will also keep an eye on the Ladies All-Ireland senior football quarter-final on Sunday, as the county's women face Meath in Pairc Tailteann at 5.15pm, live on TG4, aiming for a semi-final place.
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