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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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On Friday evening last, news filtered back from Killmallock that Tipperary and Boherlahan Dualla’s Neasa Dwan had won the Munster Feile Skills Competition.
The Feile (u15) Skills competition has been running for decades and is one of the toughest competitions to win. Neasa who plays with Boherlahan Dualla along with the Tipperary U16 team recently scored the highest to capture the county title.
She then went on to represent Tipperary in the Munster Final and beat off stiff competition from all over Munster to be crowned the winner. Afterward, Chairperson of Munster Camogie Christine Ryan presented her with her trophy.
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