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Boherlahan-Dualla secured their place in the last four last night
The Tipperary intermediate camogie championship is hotting up now with just four left in contention for glory.
Boherlahan-Dualla produced a fine performance to beat Newport-Ballinahinch last night in the last of the group games.
The Mid-Tipperary side ran out confortable winners in the end on on a final score of 1-13 to 0-8.
That win ensures that Boherlahan qualify for a place in the knockout stages along with Newport/Ballinahinch also qualified through earlier in the season results.
The line up for the Tipperary intermediate camogie championship semi-finals is completed after the group stages.
Shannon Rovers will take on Boherlahan-Dualla while Moneygall will go up against Newport-Ballinahinch.
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