Following their heroic performance against Armagh, a repeat of that emotional intensity was perhaps unlikely. Nevertheless, they dismantled a lackluster Tyrone side with nine consecutive points in the second half, securing a comfortable victory and a place in the final on July 27th.
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David Clifford-led Kerry march past old rivals Tyrone to seal All-Ireland final berth
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ICE-COLD: David Clifford of Kerry celebrates after scoring his side's first goal. Pic: Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile
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