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Waterford to begin 2020 Munster Championship against reigning All-Ireland champions
It will be a baptism of fire for new Waterford hurling boss Liam Cahill as his side must take on the last two All-Ireland champions in successive weeks at the beginning of the 2020 Munster Hurling Championship.
Waterford will begin their campaign against reigning and mightily impressive All-Ireland champions Tipperary on the weekend of May 9/10 with fixture details to be finalised.
Just days later on the weekend of May 16/17, the Déise will be up against 2018 champions Limerick.
Cahill's charges will tackle Cork in round three two weeks later (May 30/31) before having a break during their bye round on June 6/7.
They will finish the round-robin phase against Clare on the weekend of June 13/14.
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