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06 Sept 2025
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Padraic Maher is the Thurles Sarsfields manager this year
It is the big time this evening for challengers Holycross Ballycahill who take on Thurles Sarsfields in Templetuohy is the first of the divisional senior semi finals in the 'Mid'.
This evening in Templetuohy a large crowd is expected as the Padraic Maher managed Thurles Sarsfields look to build on their quarter final win over JK Brackens last time out while their near neighbours Holycross Ballycahill will hope that Bryan O'Mara and Cathal Barrett will inspire them to success as they look to bridge a long gap between divisional final appearances.
For those who can't make it the game is live streamed at this link https://page.inplayer.com/streamsportireland/item.html?id=3605994 and all details are available on the website link or via divisional officers.
For those making their way to the match this evening tickets can be purchased at the following link https://embed.futureticketing.ie/c/mid-tipp-gaa/?ftredirect=1 while the eircode is E41 DY02.
Throw in at Templetuohy is at 6.30pm and a large crowd is expected.
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