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PIC: Seamus J King
Cashel King Cormacs are on the cusp of repeating their immense Munster Championship success of yesteryear this coming Sunday, as the current crop gets ready for a trip to Limerick to emulate the heroes of 1991.
On that day in Mitchelstown on Sunday, December 8th, 1991 the club made history by claiming its first-ever Munster senior title.
Seamus T King wrote a piece for the occasion and you can read the piece on the next page with accompanying pictures, and see a match report published by the Tipperary Star after the success, by clicking the >arrow> or 'Next' buttons.
PICTURE BELOW: M. Quinn (Referee) about to throw in the ball before the Munster Club final at Mitchelstown, December 1991. Cashel King Cormac’s captain, Colm Bonnar, and Midleton captain, Ger Fitzgerald.
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