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Tipperary has a new Munster champion after successful Poc Fada at Thurles Racecourse
The Munster Poc Fada took place in Thurles recently
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10 Jul 2024 5:30 PM
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On Monday the 1st of July the Tipperary Poc Fada competition took place in the Tipperary Racecourse.
Siobhan Ryan (Holycross Ballycahill) and Roisin Ferncombe (Clonoulty Rossmore) were the night winners, with both players beating off some stiff competition to be crowned winners and progress to the Munster Final.
The Munster final took place two days later in Thurles Racecourse, and a hugely competitive competition took place. There was joy for Tipperary and Clonoulty Rossmore as the results came in with Roisin Ferncombe winning the Munster U16 title.
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