Davy Fitzgerald was full of praise for his players.

Waterford's long wait for Munster senior glory goes on.

Last second '65 wins it for Clare.

After a win and a draw so far, Clare in Ennis is next for the Déise hurlers.

All roads lead to Thurles for Waterford camogie fans on Sunday.

Déise boss looking forward to taking on Cork.

Déise footballers welcome Lilywhites to Fraher Field.

Munster Camogie get it wrong with Déise's final fixture.

All the team news ahead of a busy weekend of GAA action.

Déise legend Paul Flynn's thought's on Sunday's trip to Ennis.

De La Salle plays host to a cracker.

The quiet man in the Waterford engine room Michael Curry will make his 100th senior appearance on Saturday evening against Kildare in the Tailteann Cup.

With over seventy minutes played in Walsh Park on Saturday last Waterford, leading by four points, had one foot in the knockout stages of the All Ireland Championship.

52 scores over the course of the game that gave great entertainment in Walsh Park

Seanie Kenneally’s injury-time goal felt like a dagger to the heart for Davy Fitzgerald.

Once again Waterford will go into this group as underdogs

Tipperary had come to packed Walsh Park as a wounded animal, determined to purge the stigma of that 15 point loss to Limerick a week earlier

In a ferociously physical encounter the Déise dug deep to recover from six points down

Waterford were wasting goal scoring chances as Kearney kept Limerick in touch from frees

The race for the McCarthy Cup continues