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Young Carrick Swan GAA Club members taking part in Carrick-on-Suir's St Patrick's Day Parade
Carrick Swan GAA Club's Premier Intermediate hurlers play Cashel away next Sunday in round two of the County League.
The Junior A hurlers play Holycross at home next Sunday also.
Times are yet to be confirmed.
Camogie
The Junior B camogie squad's match against Moyle Rovers was postponed. No date or time confirmed for this game as of yet.
U12 camogie played a blitz against Moyle Rovers, Mullinahone and Holycross in Fethard Town Park on Saturday last. It was a very enjoyable morning.
Juvenile Scene
The Under 17 hurlers played their first game on Sunday against Burgess in the County League and were successful in securing a win.
The Under 15A footballers play Moyle Rovers on Thursday at 6pm in Monroe.
Meanwhile, the Under 13B footballers had a busy week. They were defeated by Ballylooby on Wednesday last and then beat St Patrick's on The Green in Carrick on Saturday. They now await details of their quarter-final fixture.
The Under 13D footballers were beaten by Mullinahone on Sunday on The Green. They play Fr. Sheehy's away next week.
Condolences
All at Carrick Swan Club extend condolences to the Regan family of Ahenny, the Stuart family of Owning and the Mulvaney family of Park Side on the deaths of their loved ones.
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