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The Under 21 championship is being decided this month
The FBD Tipperary U/21 Hurling Championships always produce some cracking ties and this weekend there is another one to look forward to.
Galtee Rovers/St Pecaun go up against Silvermines in a B championship semi final clash that will go down to the final puck of the ball this Sunday afternoon at Cappawhite.
The winner will reach the final and be in with a chance of winning the Brophy Cup. Mid winners Gortnahoe Glengoole are in the other semi final but they have to wait another week for their chance because the south representatives aren't known yet.
It will either be Moyle or Killenaule that will represent the south division this year in the championship.
There are no cash sales at the ground but the GAA have said that tickets will be available to purchase for club championship games through the Tipperary GAA Website or contact club officials.
The county final for the B grade will take place on December 30th. Here are the full list of outstanding fixtures:
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