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The Junior Doubles 40x20 All-Ireland final takes place on Friday evening (8th March)
This Friday evening is going to be a special one in Cashel Handball Club as the Junior Doubles 40x20 All-Ireland final takes place. Cashel’s Colin Ryan & Lahorna’s Jerome Cahill both represent Tipperary who take on Kilkenny in the decider as the ancient handball (and hurling) rivals in a contest set to shake the rafters of the brand new arena in Cashel.
The new alley in Cashel, adding to the other alleys at the same site, will provide a fantastic viewing point for a game that is sure to draw followers from near and far. Local lad Colin Ryan will be well supported and Jerome Cahill - a former minor, Under 21 and Under 20 All-Ireland hurling medalist with Tipperary - is always a top performer.
The action gets underway at 7.30pm on Friday evening at Cashel Handball Club so get along for a fantastic evening. For more details contact Ray or any of the members at Cashel Handball Club.
For more information click here:
https://www.gaahandball.ie/clubzone/clubs/munster/tipperary/cashel
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