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Paul Murphy in action during the 2016 All-Ireland semi-final replay with Waterford. The sides will meet again in the Qualifiers this weekend
Kilkenny will play Waterford in the second round of the All-Ireland hurling qualifers.
The draw, which was made live on RTE Radio One this morning, saw the Cats paired with Derek McGrath's Deise side.
The game is a repeat of last year's All-Ireland semi-final, which the Cats won after a replay in Semple Stadium.
Kilkenny booked their place in round two with a 0-20 to 0-17 win over Limerick at Nowlan Park on Saturday, while Waterford were comfortable winners over Offaly, cruising to a 1-35 to 0-14 win Tullamore.
Hurling Qualifiers Draw
Dublin v Tipperary
Waterford v Kilkenny
The games will be played this weekend, with times and venues to be announced.
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