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Cashel retain Tipperary senior hurling status


Published on Monday 6 February 2012 09:20

Cashel King Cormacs retained their County Tipperary senior hurling status with a six points win over Ballybacon-Grange in the relegation semi-final at Clonmel on Sunday.

The game finally took place following months of boardroom battles but on the field of play it was Cashel who came out on top.

Ballybacon-Grange have one more chance to retain their senior status when the South Tipperary side take on Borrisokane in the relegation final.


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