Second-half goals help power Thurles Sarsfields into Tipperary hurling final
Thurles held Nenagh Éire Óg to just 1-3 from play as they go on to chase a first senior county title since 2017.
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Thurles held Nenagh Éire Óg to just 1-3 from play as they go on to chase a first senior county title since 2017.
It’s Nenagh Éire Óg v Thurles Sarsfields, and JK Brackens v Moycarkey-Borris, in Tipp.
Thurles Sarsfields continue Tipperary quest as Castlehaven face must-win clash in Cork
All the action of the weekend club scene.
Elsewhere it was a notable weekend for Garrymore in Mayo, Tommie Larkins in Galway, and Crossmaglen Rangers in Armagh.
The action is intensifying around the country.
They are the second consecutive new champions in the Red Hand County.
The GAA BEO action comes from Thurles and Mullingar.
St Finbarr’s and Nemo Rangers set up Cork SFC final rematch.
Kilmaley into first Clare senior hurling final since 2004.
Holycross had the greater spread of high scorers, led by Darragh Woods, Joe Caesar, and Robbie Ryan.
Na Gaeil will be left to rue a significant number of missed chances
The club GAA championships are heating up around the country.
The club action reaches fever pitch at this time of year, and there were scenes of joy and devastation all over the country
The key storylines from the weekend’s GAA club championship action.
Aidan McCarthy scored 13 points for the winners while O’Donnell finished his final club game with two points.
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