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Loughmore's Willie Eviston clears his lines despite pressure from Borris-Ileigh's JD Devaney in the county senior semi-final. Loughmore will play Thurles Sarsfields in the final. Picture: Eamonn McGee
Four FBD Insurance Tipperary club county hurling championships will reach a conclusion the weekend after next.
Thurles Sarsfields and Loughmore Castleiney will meet in the county senior final at Semple Stadium at 3.15 on Sunday week, November 14.
The curtain-raiser at 1pm will be the Seamus O’Riain Cup final between Killenaule and Templederry Kenyons.
The intermediate final between Kilsheelan Kilcash and Moyne Templetuohy is scheduled for Littleton at 2.15 on Saturday, November 13.
The Junior A final between Skeheenarinky and Holycross Ballycahill will be decided at Golden at 12.30 on Saturday, November 13.
The junior B semi-finals are fixed for the same weekend. Clerihan/St Patrick’s face Clonoulty Rossmore in New Inn at 11.30 on Sunday, November 14, while JK Brackens and Kiladangan clash in the other semi-final at Moneygall at 2pm on Saturday November 13.
There’s also football action the same weekend, with the U19 A semi-finals down for decision. Arravale Rovers take on Clonmel Commercials at 2pm in Bansha on Saturday November 13, while Ballina and JK Brackens meet in Dolla at 11.30 on Sunday.
Cashel Person of the Year, Mary Roche, with President Eddie Morrissey, Cashel Lions Club, and her daughters, Collette, Mary B. and Mairead
Jack Leamy was one of Thurles CBS’ better players during their heavy defeat by Ardscoil Rís in the Harty Cup semi-final
CREDIT: Tipperary gardaí
Robbie Kiely is not available to the Tipp footballers on Sunday
Silence at Coláiste Mhuire raises €1,600 for St Vincent de Paul
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