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06 Sept 2025
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The race for Liam MacCarthy is quickly reaching boiling point as Kilkenny, Cork, Dublin and Tipperary gear up for thrilling semi-final showdowns at Croke Park.
The Cats will be as determined as ever to claw their way to the top and bring glory back to Noreside.
With fierce rivals Tipperary standing in their path, can Kilkenny’s hunger and tradition drive them to All-Ireland success once more?
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The stage is now set for these four teams. All stand poised to etch their names in history but only one can lift the Liam MacCarthy Cup.
So who will it be? Have your say by casting your vote above!
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