For Tipperary, who were a Hawk Eye decision away from the winning the All Ireland senior hurling title, it's a tough defeat to Kilkenny.
Bonner Maher and Lar Corbett failed to score as the Premier County failed to cope with Kilkenny's raised levels of intensity in the replay.
And for the second day running, Tipperary failed to goal from a penalty chance.
The Premier will look back on 2014 in a positive light when the dust settles, but for now, it's a case of what might have been after a season which left them empty handed in terms of silverware.
Manager Eamon O'Shea was frank in his assessment when speaking to Championship Sunday presenter Paul Collins...
