Newmarket Celtic’s manager says the games don’t come bigger than St. Michael’s ahead of their FAI Cup meeting on Sunday.
The Clare champions travel to Tipperary coming off the back of a 7-0 victory over Bridge United in the Munster competition.
But it should be much tighter this time as penalties were needed to separate the last two meetings between the teams.
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Liam Murphy hopes last week’s victory sets them up for the big day out.
Kick-off at Cooke Park on Sunday is 2pm.