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Munster GAA have appointed Thomas Walsh of Waterford to be the man in the middle for the clash of Tipperary and Limerick in round one of the Munster Senior Hurling Championship on Easter Sunday next.
The Waterford whistler will take charge of the highly anticipated clash between the rivals, with it being the second game of the day and will take place in a packed FBD Semple Stadium.
Earlier that day, Cork will travel to Ennis to take on Clare in the other round-one game, with Liam Gordon of Galway down to officiate the repeat of the 2024 All-Ireland final.
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