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The match will be played this Sunday, September 21 at 3pm in Páirc Ciocaim, Dundrum
The 96th Gleeson Concrete West Tipperary Junior A Hurling Championship final between Rockwell Rovers and Cashel King Cormacs takes place this Sunday, September 21 at 3pm in Páirc Ciocaim, Dundrum.
Finish on the day rules will apply.
A tap and go payment option will be available.
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Cashel King Cormacs will be playing in a first final since 2021 when they were defeated by Galtee Rovers in Golden. Cashel will be playing in their twelfth final in total, having last tasted success in the competition in 1994, which was their fourth title in the grade, defeating Clonoulty/Rossmore in Golden.
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Rockwell Rovers will be playing in a first final since 2020 when they were defeated by Arravale Rovers at Páirc Ciocaim, Dundrum.
They have contested the final on eight previous occasions, claiming honours on four occasions, the last in 2011 when they defeated Emly in Golden.
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