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Tipperary Junior B champions Thurles Sarsfields are firmly in bonus territory as they get ready for a tilt at the Munster and All-Ireland series in Kileedy GAA, Limerick this weekend.
The annual tournament held in the Limerick club, will have the county champions from Munster and Leinster over the next few weekends, with the Munster championship commencing this Sunday as Sarsfields face Cork champions Freemount in the semi-final this Sunday, January 8th at 2.30.
Happy New Year 2023
— JnrB Hurling Series (@JuniorBHurlingC) December 31, 2022
From our Club to yours, enjoy the celebrations.
See you all in 2023 when we return on Sunday 8th January with a double header.
Munster S/F 1@_bruffgaa V's @SMBGAA
Munster S/F 2@FreemountGAA V's @thurlessars @TipperaryGAA @OfficialCorkGAA @GaaClare pic.twitter.com/m5Ln8RGuoG
In the other semi-final, Clare champions Sixmilebridge will take on their Limerick counterparts Bruff for a shot at making the provincial final as Sarsfields will be hoping to emulate the Clonoulty Rossmore team of 2021 who went on to win Munster and All-Ireland honours in this event.
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