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Kilkenny's Michelle Teehan starred at full-back (Picture: Sportsfile)
Kilkenny are top of Divsion 1A of the Centra National Camogie League table after they defended home advantage against Tipperary.
The hard work was done for the hosts in the first half when they racked up an 0-11 to 0-2 interval lead playing on soft ground and with the Freshford breeze behind them.
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Asha McHardy’s reputation as one of the game’s rising stars will be burnished by another incredible performance where she hit 0-6 from play, including three in a row late in the first half when Kilkenny put their stamp on the game.
Two Eimear McGrath frees either side of a Róisín Howard point reduced the gap to five with ten minutes to play but that was as good as it got for Tipperary, who couldn’t draw any closer against their neighbours.
Full match report from Aoife Lanigan will be available in this week's Kilkenny People
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