Hurling mini-review: Blue moon rising

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Well, how’s about that? A feast for fans in Nowlan Park at the weekend – Cork coming back from 12 points down to defeat Dublin (a perverse revenge for last year’s Football clash at the same stage of the National League perhaps?) while Waterford continued their impressive run to see off Tipp by the minimum. Perhaps Clare need not be so annoyed at the idea of getting a clear run through Division 1B next year.

Donegal, meanwhile, inflicted Tyrone’s first defeat in over a year to maintain their status in Division 2B – though they don’t get any higher than 26th, and nor do Tyrone fall below their existing 22nd. Form is temporary, etc etc.

Hurling rankings
(w/e April 19, 2015)
1 Kilkenny 2174
2 Tipperary 2101
3 Cork 2032
4 Dublin 1914
5 Waterford 1900
6 Limerick 1860
7 Galway 1858
8 Clare 1845
9 Wexford 1699
10 Offaly 1591
11 Laois 1474
12 Kerry 1443
13 Kildare 1346
14 Antrim 1344
15 Carlow 1322
16 Westmeath 1315
17 Down 1251
18 Meath 1221
19 Derry 1161
20 Wicklow 1075
21 London 1071
22 Tyrone 937
23 Armagh 958
24 Mayo 941
25 Roscommon 925
26 Donegal 890
27 FIngal 794
28 Monaghan 775
29 Louth 702
30 Longford 635
31 Fermanagh 577
32 Warwicks 572
33 Sligo 320
34 Leitrim 281
35 Lancashire 250

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