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FBD Insurance Junior A Hurling Championship semi-finals
Saturday, October 8
Grangemockler Ballyneale vs Thurles Sarsfields in Littleton 2.00
The south runner ups had to battle to the death to overcome Toomevara in the quarter-final, but they dug it out well in extra time.
Thurles had an easier route over Lattin Cullen, and slowed down late on in the win. With no football after being knocked out last weekend, Grange’ should set up a tilt at a final shot.
Verdict: Grangemockler
Moyle Rovers vs Upperchurch Drombane in Boherlahan 2.00
Moyle Rovers produced a strong second half against Borris-Ileigh to reach the final four. The south champions will certainly fancy an instant promotion back to intermediate from here, as Upperchurch weren’t really tested against Galtee Rovers.
Verdict: Moyle Rovers
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