REVEALED: Some exciting derbies in store after North Hurling Championship draw!
The draw for the North Senior Hurling Championship was made on Wednesday night
The draws for the North Tipperary Hurling and Football Championships took place on Wednesday night in Nenagh.
In the North Senior Hurling Championship, defending champions Kiladangan have been drawn to play Roscrea in a quarter-final, with Toomevara facing Lorrha and Kilruane MacDonaghs coming up against Nenagh Eire Og.
The three winners will progress to the semi-finals where Borris-Ileigh awaits the winners after they received the bye.
The dates for the championship are to be confirmed as they are dependent on when Tipperary senior and under 20 teams exit their respective championships with last years championship beginning on the third weekend in June.
In the Premier Intermediate Hurling Championship, newly promoted Moneygall have been drawn straight into a quarter final against Silvermines with the winner progressing to the semi-finals where Ballina, Templederry Kenyons, and defending champions Burgess await.
In the Intermediate Championship, there are two straight semi-finals with Shannon Rovers facing Portroe while Newport and Borrisokane will meet in the first of two championship games as they have also been drawn in the same group in the county championship.
Full draw below:
Hibernian Inn Senior Hurling Championship Quarter Finals: Borris-Ileigh bye; Roscrea v Kiladangan; Nenagh Eire Og v Kilruane MacDonaghs; Toomevara v Lorrha.
Munster Solar Premier Intermediate Hurling Championship Quarter Final: Moneygall v Silvermines; Burgess, Ballina and Templederry Kenyons have received a bye into the semi-finals.
Kelly’s of Fantane Intermediate Hurling Championship Semi-Finals: Borrisokane v Newport; Shannon Rovers v Portroe.
Watch Centre North Junior ‘A’ Hurling Championship (Top 4 to Semi Finals): Round 1 Fixtures - Toomevara – Bye; Nenagh Eire Og v Ballinahinch; Roscrea v Kilruane MacDonaghs’ Kiladangan v Borris-Ileigh.
Ger Gavin Under 19 ‘A’ Hurling Championship (Top 2 to Semi-Finals)
Group 1 – Newport, Silvermines, Roscrea, Ballina
Group 2 – Kilruane MacDonaghs, Toomevara, Borris-Ileigh, Nenagh Eire Og
Ger Gavin North Under 19 ‘B’ Hurling Championship (Top 2 to Semi-Finals)
Group 1 – Borrisokane, Burgess, Kiladangan, Lorrha Rovers
Group 2 – Ballinahinch/Templederry, Portroe, Moneygall/Clonakenny
Premier Junior Football Final: Kiladangan v Borrisokane
Junior ‘A’ Football Championship Quarter Finals: Burgess Bye to semi-final; Shannon Rovers v Portroe’ Nenagh Eire Og v Roscrea’ Newport v Kilruane MacDonaghs
Junior ‘B’ Football Championship Final: Moneygall v Silvermines
Ger Gavin Under 19 ‘A’ Football Championship: Newport – bye to final; Ballina v Kilruane MacDonaghs in semi-final
Ger Gavin Under 19 ‘B’ Football Championship Quarter Finals: Burgess – bye to semi -final; Kiladangan v Nenagh Eire Og; Roscrea v Moneygall/Clonakenny; Portroe v Borrisokane