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17 November 2020; Seamus Callanan of Tipperary poses for a portrait at The Rock of Cashel in Cashel, Tipperary during the GAA Hurling All Ireland Senior Championship Series National Launch. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

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GAA Hurling All Ireland Senior Championship Series National Launch

17 Nov 2020

17 November 2020; Seamus Callanan of Tipperary poses for a portrait at The Rock of Cashel in Cashel, Tipperary during the GAA Hurling All Ireland Senior Championship Series National Launch. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

1957102

GAA Hurling All Ireland Senior Championship Series National Launch

17 Nov 2020

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14 November 2020; Séamus Callanan, left, and Dillon Quirke of Tipperary celebrate after the GAA Hurling All-Ireland Senior Championship Qualifier Round 2 match between Cork and Tipperary at LIT Gaelic Grounds in Limerick. Photo by Daire Brennan/Sportsfile

1955206

Cork v Tipperary - GAA Hurling All-Ireland Senior Championship Qualifier

14 Nov 2020

14 November 2020; Séamus Callanan of Tipperary celebrates at the end of the GAA Hurling All-Ireland Senior Championship Qualifier Round 2 match between Cork and Tipperary at LIT Gaelic Grounds in Limerick. Photo by Daire Brennan/Sportsfile

1955207

Cork v Tipperary - GAA Hurling All-Ireland Senior Championship Qualifier

14 Nov 2020

14 November 2020; Séamus Callanan of Tipperary in action against Cork players, Damien Cahalane Bill Cooper and Seán O'Donoghue during the GAA Hurling All-Ireland Senior Championship Qualifier Round 2 match between Cork and Tipperary at LIT Gaelic Grounds in Limerick. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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Cork v Tipperary - GAA Hurling All-Ireland Senior Championship Qualifier

14 Nov 2020

14 November 2020; Tipperary captain Seamus Callanan arrives prior to the GAA Hurling All-Ireland Senior Championship Qualifier Round 2 match between Cork and Tipperary at LIT Gaelic Grounds in Limerick. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

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Cork v Tipperary - GAA Hurling All-Ireland Senior Championship Qualifier

14 Nov 2020

3 November 2020; Tipperary hurler Séamus Callanan and Wexford hurler Lee Chin hit the campaign trail as they kicked off NOW TV’s Hurl v Hurley campaign which will see the nation vote on what is the definitive term for a hurler’s most prized possession! The two All-Stars will spend the next week canvassing the Irish public to decide what it is we should call a camán with Lee backing Hurl and Séamus putting his support behind Hurley. The result of the poll will be revealed to the public on November 12th. To have your say visit HurlvHurley.com where you can cast your vote right now! Pictured is Tipperary hurler Séamus Callanan at Drom and Inch GAA Club in Tipperary. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

1950295

NOW TV's Hurl v Hurley Campaign

03 Nov 2020

3 November 2020; Tipperary hurler Séamus Callanan and Wexford hurler Lee Chin hit the campaign trail as they kicked off NOW TV’s Hurl v Hurley campaign which will see the nation vote on what is the definitive term for a hurler’s most prized possession! The two All-Stars will spend the next week canvassing the Irish public to decide what it is we should call a camán with Lee backing Hurl and Séamus putting his support behind Hurley. The result of the poll will be revealed to the public on November 12th. To have your say visit HurlvHurley.com where you can cast your vote right now! Pictured is Tipperary hurler Séamus Callanan at Drom and Inch GAA Club in Tipperary. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

1950294

NOW TV's Hurl v Hurley Campaign

03 Nov 2020

3 November 2020; Tipperary hurler Séamus Callanan and Wexford hurler Lee Chin hit the campaign trail as they kicked off NOW TV’s Hurl v Hurley campaign which will see the nation vote on what is the definitive term for a hurler’s most prized possession! The two All-Stars will spend the next week canvassing the Irish public to decide what it is we should call a camán with Lee backing Hurl and Séamus putting his support behind Hurley. The result of the poll will be revealed to the public on November 12th. To have your say visit HurlvHurley.com where you can cast your vote right now! Pictured is Tipperary hurler Séamus Callanan at Drom and Inch GAA Club in Tipperary. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

1950293

NOW TV's Hurl v Hurley Campaign

03 Nov 2020

3 November 2020; Tipperary hurler Séamus Callanan and Wexford hurler Lee Chin hit the campaign trail as they kicked off NOW TV’s Hurl v Hurley campaign which will see the nation vote on what is the definitive term for a hurler’s most prized possession! The two All-Stars will spend the next week canvassing the Irish public to decide what it is we should call a camán with Lee backing Hurl and Séamus putting his support behind Hurley. The result of the poll will be revealed to the public on November 12th. To have your say visit HurlvHurley.com where you can cast your vote right now! Pictured is Tipperary hurler Séamus Callanan at Drom and Inch GAA Club in Tipperary. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

1950292

NOW TV's Hurl v Hurley Campaign

03 Nov 2020

3 November 2020; Tipperary hurler Séamus Callanan and Wexford hurler Lee Chin hit the campaign trail as they kicked off NOW TV’s Hurl v Hurley campaign which will see the nation vote on what is the definitive term for a hurler’s most prized possession! The two All-Stars will spend the next week canvassing the Irish public to decide what it is we should call a camán with Lee backing Hurl and Séamus putting his support behind Hurley. The result of the poll will be revealed to the public on November 12th. To have your say visit HurlvHurley.com where you can cast your vote right now! Pictured is Tipperary hurler Séamus Callanan at Drom and Inch GAA Club in Tipperary. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

1950288

NOW TV's Hurl v Hurley Campaign

03 Nov 2020

3 November 2020; Tipperary hurler Séamus Callanan and Wexford hurler Lee Chin hit the campaign trail as they kicked off NOW TV’s Hurl v Hurley campaign which will see the nation vote on what is the definitive term for a hurler’s most prized possession! The two All-Stars will spend the next week canvassing the Irish public to decide what it is we should call a camán with Lee backing Hurl and Séamus putting his support behind Hurley. The result of the poll will be revealed to the public on November 12th. To have your say visit HurlvHurley.com where you can cast your vote right now! Pictured is Tipperary hurler Séamus Callanan at Drom and Inch GAA Club in Tipperary. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

1950287

NOW TV's Hurl v Hurley Campaign

03 Nov 2020

3 November 2020; Tipperary hurler Séamus Callanan and Wexford hurler Lee Chin hit the campaign trail as they kicked off NOW TV’s Hurl v Hurley campaign which will see the nation vote on what is the definitive term for a hurler’s most prized possession! The two All-Stars will spend the next week canvassing the Irish public to decide what it is we should call a camán with Lee backing Hurl and Séamus putting his support behind Hurley. The result of the poll will be revealed to the public on November 12th. To have your say visit HurlvHurley.com where you can cast your vote right now! Pictured is Tipperary hurler Séamus Callanan at Drom and Inch GAA Club in Tipperary. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

1950286

NOW TV's Hurl v Hurley Campaign

03 Nov 2020

3 November 2020; Wexford hurler Lee Chin, pictured, and Tipperary hurler Seamus Callanan hit the campaign trail as they kicked off NOW TV’s Hurl v Hurley campaign which will see the nation vote on what is the definitive term for a hurler’s most prized possession! The two All-Stars will spend the next week canvassing the Irish public to decide what it is we should call a camán with Lee backing Hurl and Séamus putting his support behind Hurley. The result of the poll will be revealed to the public on November 12th. To have your say visit HurlvHurley.com where you can cast your vote right now! Pictured is Wexford hurler Lee Chin at Faythe Harriers GAA Club in Wexford. Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile

1950285

NOW TV's Hurl v Hurley Campaign

03 Nov 2020

3 November 2020; Wexford hurler Lee Chin, pictured, and Tipperary hurler Seamus Callanan hit the campaign trail as they kicked off NOW TV’s Hurl v Hurley campaign which will see the nation vote on what is the definitive term for a hurler’s most prized possession! The two All-Stars will spend the next week canvassing the Irish public to decide what it is we should call a camán with Lee backing Hurl and Séamus putting his support behind Hurley. The result of the poll will be revealed to the public on November 12th. To have your say visit HurlvHurley.com where you can cast your vote right now! Pictured is Wexford hurler Lee Chin at Faythe Harriers GAA Club in Wexford. Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile

1950284

NOW TV's Hurl v Hurley Campaign

03 Nov 2020

3 November 2020; Wexford hurler Lee Chin, pictured, and Tipperary hurler Seamus Callanan hit the campaign trail as they kicked off NOW TV’s Hurl v Hurley campaign which will see the nation vote on what is the definitive term for a hurler’s most prized possession! The two All-Stars will spend the next week canvassing the Irish public to decide what it is we should call a camán with Lee backing Hurl and Séamus putting his support behind Hurley. The result of the poll will be revealed to the public on November 12th. To have your say visit HurlvHurley.com where you can cast your vote right now! Pictured is Wexford hurler Lee Chin at Faythe Harriers GAA Club in Wexford. Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile

1950283

NOW TV's Hurl v Hurley Campaign

03 Nov 2020

3 November 2020; Wexford hurler Lee Chin, pictured, and Tipperary hurler Seamus Callanan hit the campaign trail as they kicked off NOW TV’s Hurl v Hurley campaign which will see the nation vote on what is the definitive term for a hurler’s most prized possession! The two All-Stars will spend the next week canvassing the Irish public to decide what it is we should call a camán with Lee backing Hurl and Séamus putting his support behind Hurley. The result of the poll will be revealed to the public on November 12th. To have your say visit HurlvHurley.com where you can cast your vote right now! Pictured is Wexford hurler Lee Chin at Faythe Harriers GAA Club in Wexford. Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile

1950282

NOW TV's Hurl v Hurley Campaign

03 Nov 2020

3 November 2020; Wexford hurler Lee Chin, pictured, and Tipperary hurler Seamus Callanan hit the campaign trail as they kicked off NOW TV’s Hurl v Hurley campaign which will see the nation vote on what is the definitive term for a hurler’s most prized possession! The two All-Stars will spend the next week canvassing the Irish public to decide what it is we should call a camán with Lee backing Hurl and Séamus putting his support behind Hurley. The result of the poll will be revealed to the public on November 12th. To have your say visit HurlvHurley.com where you can cast your vote right now! Pictured is Wexford hurler Lee Chin at Faythe Harriers GAA Club in Wexford. Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile

1950281

NOW TV's Hurl v Hurley Campaign

03 Nov 2020

3 November 2020; Tipperary hurler Séamus Callanan and Wexford hurler Lee Chin hit the campaign trail as they kicked off NOW TV’s Hurl v Hurley campaign which will see the nation vote on what is the definitive term for a hurler’s most prized possession! The two All-Stars will spend the next week canvassing the Irish public to decide what it is we should call a camán with Lee backing Hurl and Séamus putting his support behind Hurley. The result of the poll will be revealed to the public on November 12th. To have your say visit HurlvHurley.com where you can cast your vote right now! Pictured is Tipperary hurler Séamus Callanan at Drom and Inch GAA Club in Tipperary. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

1950280

NOW TV's Hurl v Hurley Campaign

03 Nov 2020

3 November 2020; Tipperary hurler Séamus Callanan and Wexford hurler Lee Chin hit the campaign trail as they kicked off NOW TV’s Hurl v Hurley campaign which will see the nation vote on what is the definitive term for a hurler’s most prized possession! The two All-Stars will spend the next week canvassing the Irish public to decide what it is we should call a camán with Lee backing Hurl and Séamus putting his support behind Hurley. The result of the poll will be revealed to the public on November 12th. To have your say visit HurlvHurley.com where you can cast your vote right now! Pictured is Tipperary hurler Séamus Callanan at Drom and Inch GAA Club in Tipperary. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

1950279

NOW TV's Hurl v Hurley Campaign

03 Nov 2020

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