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06 Sept 2025
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Paddy Cadell was a driving influence for JK Brackens this afternoon
The draws for the next round of the football and hurling championships were made after this weekends games were completed.
After unbelievable drama in the Tipperary senior football quarter final, Upperchurch Drombane beat Kilsheelan Kilcash on penalties at Boherlahan to complete the line up for the Tipperary football Semi Finals.
Earlier in the day JK Brackens ran out four point winners over Killenaule who got a late goal but couldn't break down the Paddy Cadell led Brackens defence.
Yesterday Moyle Rovers beat Loughmore Castleiney who missed the presence of Noel McGrath while Clonmel Commercials ran out comfortable winners over Ballina. The full list of football draws are below.
SENIOR FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP SEMI FINAL DRAWS:
JK Brackens v Upperchurch Drombane Clonmel Commercials v Moyle Rovers
INTERMEDIATE FOOTBALL SEMI FINALS: Grangemockler Ballyneale v Galtee Rovers Thurles Sarsfields v Aherlow
TOM CUSACK CUP SEMI FINALS: Cahir v Ardfinnan Ballyporeen v Drom & Inch
JUNIOR A FOOTBALL SEMI FINALS: St. Patricks v Sean Treacys Carrick Swan v Roscrea or Arravale Rovers
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