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06 Sept 2025
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Ballingarry have been in a rich vein of form and take on a talented Newport side in the Division 3 final
The county leagues have been played over the last number of months in preparation for the championship which is imminent after Tipperary bowed out of the All-Ireland hurling championship at the quarter final stage last Saturday.
Most of the county leagues have been decided over the past month but the FBD Insurance County Hurling League Division 3 final is still to be played.
It pits Ballingarry from the south of the county against north Tipperary side Newport. Both teams come into the final off the back of encouraging league campaigns so far.
The fixture has now been set by the Competitions Control Committee and the final is set to take place in Holycross next Sunday, the 2nd of July.
There will be extra time if necessary and there will be a winner on the day.
Throw in is at 6.30pm.
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