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The final hurdle for Clanmaurice is this Sunday

Jan 8, 2022 14:49 By radiokerrysport
The final hurdle for Clanmaurice is this Sunday
5 January 2022; Clanmaurice camogie player, Patrice Diggin in attendance at the AIB Camogie All-Ireland Club Provincial Finals Media Day at MW Hire O'Moore Park in Portlaoise, ahead of the AIB All-Ireland Junior A Camogie Club Championship 2020 Final, which takes place at Moyne Templetouhy GAA Club in Tipperary this Sunday, January 9th at 2pm and will see Raharney take on Kerry’s Clanmaurice. The AIB All-Ireland Intermediate Camogie Club Championship 2020 Final will take place this Saturday, January 8th, with St. Rynagh’s of Offaly facing Waterford’s Gailltír at 1.30pm in Semple Stadium, in what is a repeat of the 2019 decider. Both finals will be be streamed live on the Official Camogie Youtube Channel. It’s also an action-packed weekend in the AIB GAA Club Championships. Kilmacud Crokes of Dublin will take on Kildare champions Naas GAA in the AIB Leinster Senior Football Club Championship Final at 5pm on Saturday, January 8th, which will be aired live on RTÉ 2. Mayo’s Knockmore will battle it out against Roscommon’s Padraig Pearses in the AIB Connacht Senior Football Club Championship Final at 1.30pm in Ballina on Sunday, January 9th and will be shown live on TG4. Waterford’s Ballygunner will face off against Limerick champions Kilmallock in the AIB GAA Munster Senior Club Hurling Championship Final at Páirc Uí Chaoimh at 3.30pm on Sunday, January 9th and will also be shown live on TG4. This year’s AIB Club Championships celebrate #TheToughest players in Gaelic Games - those who are not defined by what they have won, but by how they persevere no matter. Photo by Sam Barnes/Sportsfile *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE ***
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Clanmaurice’s AIB All-Ireland Junior Camogie Championship Final is to go ahead at Moyne-Templetuohy on Sunday.

The match is due to start at approximately at 2pm.

They are to take on Raharney of Westmeath at the Tipperary venue at a time to be confirmed.

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Clanmaurice were victorious over Athleague in the semi-final of the competition with just 14 players.

Raharney beat Derry's Glen to reach the final winning 0-09 to 1-04.

Clanmaurice Coach Mike Enright

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Clanmaurice player Patrice Diggin:

Laura Doherty co-captain of Raharney:

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