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Action from the south Tipperary U21 A hurling championship final between Mullinahone and St Mary's. Mullinahone won by 5 points and will play Cappawhite Gaels in Sunday's county semi-final in Golden
Tickets are now available for this weekend's FBD Insurance county U21 hurling championship matches.
In the county B final Clonoulty Rossmore play Portroe on Sunday January 9 at 1.30pm in Templederry.
In the A semi-finals, meanwhile, Cappawhite Gaels take on Mullinahone on Sunday January 9 at 1.30pm in Golden, while
Kildangan face Moycarkey Borris, also on Sunday, at 1.30pm in Borrisoleigh.
All tickets are on sale online for €10 and are available via the tickets section of the Tipperary GAA website - https://embed.futureticketing. ie/c/tipperary-gaa/
All under 16s will be admitted free.
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