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Tipperary's Master Hurlers will have home advantage with the final of the Gaelic Masters Association Hurling Final being confirmed yesterday.
Borris-Ileigh will host both the Championship and Shield finals on Saturday, October 19th, at 4pm, with Wexford travelling to oppose Ger 'Redser' O'Grady's charges.
Tipperary and Wexford were due to face off in the final round of the group stage this coming weekend. However, because both sides were already confirmed as the final opponents, the sides agreed to forego the final round and confirm the final date instead.
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Tipperary v @Wexfordmasters
— TipperaryGAAMasters (@TippGAAMasters) October 9, 2024
Saturday 19th October
All Ireland Masters Cup Final
⏰ 4pm
Borrisoleigh GAA Grounds
The final will be preceded by the Challenge cup final@PremierviewPod @NenaghGuardian @TipperaryLive @Westtippgaa @NorthTippGAA @MidTipp
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