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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Sheer delight as Clonguish Gaels captain Bart Hanley lifts the Duignan Cup following the win over Slashers in the 2022 Senior Hurling C'ship Final Photo: Syl Healy
In the senior hurling championship, Wolfe Tones Mostrim are currently hit hard by a spate of injuries and thus made the difficult decision to concede the game against Longford Slashers in Round 1 of the group stage last weekend.
Wolfe Tones will get another chance in their quest to qualify for the county final when they take on the title holders Clonguish Gaels in Round 3 on Saturday August 19.
Clonguish and Slashers meet in the Round 2 fixture at C&D Devine Park, Edgeworthstown this Saturday evening, throw-in 7pm.
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