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Last-Gasp Goal Sparks Lazarus Comeback As Corofin Edge Epic Clare Quarter-Final | Balls.ie (opens the original)
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Corofin produced a remarkable Lazarus-style recovery to book their place in the Clare Intermediate Hurling Championship semi-finals after a dramatic 3-27 to 4-17 extra-time victory over Bodyke in Tulla. Trailing by six points as the game entered additional time, Corofin looked to be heading out of the championship before launching an extraordinary late comeback. The defining moments arrived in added time through a Gearoid Kelly penalty and Gearóid Cahill scoring in the last puck of normal time t
Carrick Swan Snatch Survival With Last-Puck 21-Yard Free After Bonkers Relegation Finish | Balls.ie (opens the original)
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It was a bonkers ending to the Tipperary Premier Intermediate hurling relegation final between Carrick Swan and Templederry Kenyons on Saturday afternoon. Carrick Swan had reached each of the last two Premier Intermediate finals only to come up short on both occasions, but 2026 brought a very different battle for the South Tipp side as they found themselves fighting to preserve their status. That left them facing Templederry Kenyons in the relegation decider, and it proved to be a remarkable, ni
22 Years Of History Buried Today’ – Kilmaley End Long Wait For Clare Final Return | Balls.ie (opens the original)
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Kilmaley have booked their place in a first Clare senior hurling final since 2004 after an impressive 0-25 to 1-11 victory over Scariff. It ends a 22-year wait for the club, with Kilmaley producing a hugely composed display to move within one win of a county title. One of the more striking features of Kilmaley’s run has been the role of Clare defender Conor Cleary. While he is best known for operating at full-back for the Banner, Cleary swaps the edge of his own square for the opposite end with
Ronan Maher Helps Thurles Reach Tipp Final 15 Weeks After Leg Break | Balls.ie (opens the original)
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Back on June 13, Thurles Sarsfields’ senior hurling season looked to have been dealt a huge blow when talisman Ronan Maher suffered a broken leg in a challenge match against Waterford side De La Salle. Just 15 weeks later, however, the Tipperary captain was back on the field and helping Sarsfields by scoring a point and setting up a goal to book their place in the county senior hurling final with 2-18 to 1-14 victory over last year’s finalists Nenagh Éire Óg to the delight of brother and manager
Drama As Limerick Camogie Semi-Final Ordered To Be Replayed | Balls.ie (opens the original)
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Blackrock-Effin and Templeglantine will have to do it all again after their Limerick intermediate camogie semi-final has been ordered to be replayed. Templeglantine initially believed they had booked their place in the decider after coming through a 45 shootout following Saturday’s dramatic encounter in Effin. The sides could not be separated after extra-time, with the game finishing 3-21 to 5-15, before Templeglantine edged the subsequent free-taking contest 2-1. However, it was later establish
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