
GAA
Share
Published 12:11 12 Jul 2016 BST
Updated 22:07 12 Jul 2016 BST
Explore more on these topics:
All sorts of things have been brought up in the fall-out.
The Waterford warm-up was just 35 minutes long, it didn't look as intense as Tipp's, they didn't seem to be using as many sliotars.
Their system was made completely redundant.
Austin Gleeson was kept on the periphery and, as Kilkenny legend JJ Delaney excellently put it in SportsJOE's GAA Hour hurling podcast: "Go for the strong point. If that pillar falls, the whole foundation is gone."
It's all debated in the hurling show along with an explosive interview with Maurice Shanahan.
https://soundcloud.com/user-787320910/the-gaa-hour-hurling-with-colin-parkinson-tipps-glory-wexfords-joy-and-the-end-for-tj-ryan#t=0:05

Mayo boss reveals training story which proves Kobe McDonald talent
He will be some loss… A small silver lining for Mayo after their heavy loss to Roscommon was the performance of Kobe McDonald, who scored 0-06 in the 1-18 to 2-25 defeat. However, as with every good-news Kobe story, it is bittersweet for Mayo fans, given his impending departure for Australia at the end of […]
GAA
17h
Down manager reveals how RTÉ blunder helped them to shock win over Donegal
A day of shocks! In a day of surprise results, Down served up the biggest shock with their Ulster SFC defeat of Donegal on Sunday. The Mournemen won out 3-21 to 1-21 in Letterkenny, revealing themselves as a real dark horse for All-Ireland glory. After the game, manager Conor Laverty spoke about belief, and showed […]
GAA
18h
GAA
Waterford legend slams GAA over hurling final change in sensational rant
GAA