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06 Sept 2025
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Brian Borus are in the hunt for the title again. Pic: Cahir Media
The Tipperary senior ladies football championship is down to the final four teams.
The semi-final pairings have been decided and they have thrown up some mouthwatering ties.
Defending champions Fethard were comprehensive winners over Thurles Sarsfields at the weekend and they have topped group one going in undefeated in all four games.
They will play Galtee Rovers St Pecauns in their semi-final after the west Tipp side overcame their neighbours - Aherlow - in an exciting derby clash at the weekend.
The other semi-final sees group 2 winners Brian Borus, who just edged out Commercials by a single point at the weekend, go up against Moyle Rovers for a place in this year’s decider.
Rovers overcame Templemore in a thrilling game at the weekend. Both knockout games are scheduled to take place on Sunday September 24th. Here are the pairings again:
Fethard vs Galtee Rovers St Pecauns
Brian Borus vs Moyle Rovers
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