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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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PICTURE: John O'Loughlin
Thurles CBS will travel to Castlelyons in Cork next Wednesday afternoon for their TUS Dr. Harty Cup semi-final clash with Waterford school De La Salle.
Enjoying good form after a comprehensive victory over last year's beaten finalists Ardscoil Rís, the Thurles school will be hoping to get back into a final for the second time in three years, having lost out in the 2023 decider to Cashel Community School.
The game will take place in Castlelyons GAA club with the throw-in down for 1.30pm. The other semi-final will see St. Flannan's of Clare take on Gaelcholaiste Mhuire AG of Cork in Ballyagran at the same time.
Also, there will be an all-Tipperary semi-final in the Corn Thomais Choilm Cup (U19B) competition on the same day with Abbey CBS of Tipperary Town taking on Clonmel High School. The venue for this game has yet to be confirmed.
TUS Dr. Harty Cup Semi-Finals
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