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Moycarkey Borris have conceded the final group three county senior football championship game to Commercials
The FBD Insurance county senior football championship game between Moycarkey Borris and Clonmel Commercials, due to be played in Killenaule on this Sunday evening, October 3, will not go ahead.
Moycarkey Borris, who will be in the relegation play-offs, have conceded to Clonmel Commercials, who are already assured of a place in the knockout stages, in this final group three game.
Enright, Curran and Tommy Dunne join Colm Bonnar is Tipp set-up
Over the coming weeks there will be further announcements in terms of S&C, performance coaching, Analysis experts and other backroom members.
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