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Published 18:32 8 Apr 2018 BST
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Farrell looked a little shaken after the hit - it was full force and full on after all - but the Kilkenny captain recovered, picked herself up and went on to lead her team to league glory.
Murray, to her credit, didn't argue with the referee's decision as she accepted her fate and graciously walked to the touchline.
The resultant penalty was actually saved by Murray's replacement but that wasn't enough to deny Kilkenny the title.
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