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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Three Tipperary clubs are in Munster club championship action this weekend, with all three games set to be streamed for supporters who can't attend the games.
Clonmel Commercials are in action this Sunday against Newcastle West of Limerick in the Munster senior football championship semi-final in FBD Semple Stadium at 1pm. Link for tickets and streaming service here.
Also in action on Sunday, Ballina will face into a tough assignment against Cork champions Kilmurry in Kilmallock at 1pm, and will be looking to reach back to back Munster finals after losing in the junior provincial decider last year to Gneeveguilla of Kerry. Link for tickers and streaming service here.
Finally, Thurles Sarsfields Munster adventure continues as they have set up an intriguing clash with Limerick champions Na Piarsaigh in the junior semi-final, which is down to be played in Templetuohy on Saturday at 1pm. Link to tickets and streaming service here.
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