BREAKING: South U14 hurling controversy takes fresh twist as final is postponed
Mullinahone had been due to face Killenaule on Saturday afternoon, but the decider will no longer go ahead as scheduled
The controversy surrounding the South Tipperary U14A Hurling Championship has taken a further twist after Saturday's scheduled final was postponed late on Friday evening.
Mullinahone had been due to face Killenaule in the decider in Grangemockler on Saturday afternoon, September 19, following a controversial week in the competition.
However, it emerged on Friday evening that the final will no longer go ahead as scheduled.
The postponement follows the disputed conclusion to Monday's semi-final between St Mary’s and Mullinahone and the subsequent decision to refix that game for Thursday evening.
St Mary’s did not fulfil the refixture, after which Mullinahone were scheduled to progress to Saturday's final against Killenaule.
However, with that final now postponed, there remains uncertainty surrounding the conclusion of the South U14A championship.
It is not known at this stage what led to the decision to postpone Saturday's final or when the fixture will now be played.