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Former Tipperary hurling captain Tommy Dunne appeared online to tell an hilarious story about one of his first appearances for Tipperary at senior level.
Speaking about Tipperary's recent win over Kilkenny on the OurGame YouTube channel, the Toomevara man spoke about how the game has changed and how he faired in his early days in blue and gold.
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Hurling has always been a physical game but it was a little bit different in the old days... Case in point: this brilliant story by Tipp legend Tommy Dunne pic.twitter.com/vvd4mkLVsk
— OurGame.ie (@OurGameHQ) July 11, 2025
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