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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Tipperary had numerous players on the playing fields throughout the Ashbourne Cup final weekend.
The University of Limerick claimed another Ashbourne title with a narrow win over UCC in Bekan, Galway, defeating UCC on a 3-10 to 2-11 score-line.
UL had two Tipperary and Moycarkey Borris players in action with Sarah Corcoran starting at midfield while Kate Ralph played her part from the bench. Niamh Cunneen from the Silvermines was also on the victorious squad.
Meanwhile, for UCC, Caoimhe McCarthy (Knockavilla Kickhams) and Lorna Ryan (Clonoulty Rossmore) played a part in the Cork side's run to this year’s decider.
Also on the panel from the Premier were Cashel King Cormacs duo Anna Fahie and Grace Moloney, along with Laura Leenane (Shannon Rovers), and Miriam Murphy (Silvermines).
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