Cork are through to another All-Ireland Senior Camogie Championship final after holding off a spirited second-half comeback from Tipperary in Thurles.
Cork have booked their place in a sixth consecutive All-Ireland Senior Camogie final with victory over Tiperrary at FBD Semple Stadium.
The Rebels laid the foundations for the win in the opening half, with goals from Amy O'Connor and Millie Condon helping them establish a commanding lead before the break.
Tipperary responded strongly after half-time, cutting into the deficit through a series of points and creating several promising attacks.
However, Cork's defence stood firm, with goalkeeper Amy Lee producing a crucial save to deny Grace O'Brien a goal.
Despite the Premier County's late pressure, Cork closed out the contest 2-16 to 0-17 to secure their place in next month's All-Ireland final, where they will look to lift the O'Duffy Cup once again.
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