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Grangemockler/Ballyneale’s Manus McFadden holds possession as Aherlow's Laurence Looby challenges. Grangemockler take on Roanmore from Waterford in the Munster Club Championship on Sunday
As well as Clonmel Commercials, two more Tipperary football teams will be in action in the AIB Munster Club Football Championships this weekend.
First up are Sean Treacys, who take on Cork team Kilmurry in the junior football quarter-final on Saturday.
Templetuohy is the venue for this game, which has a 1.30pm start, and the referee is Timmy McGrath of Limerick.
Then on Sunday Grangemockler/Ballyneale, fresh from their defeat of Aherlow in last weekend’s County Intermediate Football Championship final replay, will face Roanmore from Waterford in the provincial intermediate quarter-final.
The tie will be played in Bansha with a 1.30 start, and the referee is Cork’s David Murnane.
In the Senior provincial football championship, Clonmel Commercials play Newcastle West of Limerick at FBD Semple Stadium at 1.30 on Sunday. The referee is Chris Maguire of Clare.
Finish on the day rules apply in all games.
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