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Two of this weekend's six FBD Insurance County Hurling League finals are set to be streamed online in what is a bumper few days for the small ball in the county with the club action now beginning to ramp up.
Firstly, the Division 1 final between Mid rivals Drom & Inch and Upperchurch Drombane will throw in first on Saturday at 2 pm in Templemore, with the Division 2 final between Clonakenny and Cashel King Cormacs getting underway at 7 pm in Littleton.
Both games have been acquired by Clubber streaming and will be available to punters unable to attend the games by clicking here, or by clicking the following link https://www.clubber.ie/.
This Weekend on Clubber TV
— Clubber (@clubber) June 6, 2024
Division 1 and Division 2 @TipperaryGAA County League Finals
‣Div 1: @drominch @churchdrombane
‣Div 2: @KingCormacs @_ClonakennyGaa
Saturday, June 8th
2pm & 7pm
➡️ Watch Live and Exclusive only on https://t.co/8RTIDVIpju pic.twitter.com/tVpdc7kTIc
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