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Darragh McCarthy of Tipperary reacts after being shown a red card during the GAA Hurling All-Ireland Senior Championship semi-final match between Kilkenny and Tipp . Picture: Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile
Tipperary forward Darragh McCarthy was dismissed with a second yellow card just before the hour mark against Kilkenny in Croke Park.
Tipp went down to 14 men after the moment of madness in which McCarthy made a needless loose slap of the hurley on Kilkenny goalkeeper Eoin Murphy. The youngster, who was previously red carded againt Cork before that match even began, has now a second red card in this year's championship.-1751821180596.jpg)
The moment appeared to galvanise the Premier County, with the team digging deep to overpower the Cats, who went looking for a goal in the final moments. Kilkenny couldn't make the extra man work to their advantage sufficiently.
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