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Premier Intermediate - Group 1 Cashel King Cormacs sit atop Group 1 with two wins and are in poll position to top the group. St Marys are second by virtue of head-to-head over Ballina, and the lakesiders will need Moyne Templetuohy to do them a favour against the Clonmel side, along with a win over Cashel to finish second and qualify. Moyne Templetuohy still have a mathematical chance of qualifying but due to their poor score difference, it is an unlikely scenario. Group 2 Two games with plenty to play for in this group. Like the group of death in the senior championship, all four teams can still qualify for the quarter-finals. Swans sit top on three points and will clinch top spot with a win over Éire Óg who are on two points along with Thurles Sarsfields. Sean Treacys will need to win against Sarsfields and hope Carrick Swans can win their game, and that will see the Kilcommon men qualify second. Group 3 This group is far more clear-cut in terms of the possible outcomes. Burgess sit top with two wins and a +14 scoring difference, while Clonakenny are second on three points with a +11 scoring difference. Newport would need to beat Silvermines by a huge margin - as they sit on a -12 score difference, and would need Burgess to offset the scoring with a big win over Clonakenny. Essentially, it looks like the loser of Newport and Silvermines will be in relegation, as Burgess and Clonakenny battle it out for the top spot in their clash. Group 4 Lorrha have qualified with a game to spare, but will still need a win to finish top of the group, as they currently sit on four points ahead of their final game against Portroe, who are confirmed for the relegation dogfight. Killenaule and Gortnahoe Glengoole will battle to see who follows Lorrha into the quarter-finals. With both teams on two points, it is a winner takes all game, although a draw will be enough for Killenaule to progress due to their far superior scoring difference.
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Premier Intermediate - Group 1 Cashel King Cormacs sit atop Group 1 with two wins and are in poll position to top the group. St Marys are second by virtue of head-to-head over Ballina, and the lakesiders will need Moyne Templetuohy to do them a favour against the Clonmel side, along with a win over Cashel to finish second and qualify. Moyne Templetuohy still have a mathematical chance of qualifying but due to their poor score difference, it is an unlikely scenario. Group 2 Two games with plenty to play for in this group. Like the group of death in the senior championship, all four teams can still qualify for the quarter-finals. Swans sit top on three points and will clinch top spot with a win over Éire Óg who are on two points along with Thurles Sarsfields. Sean Treacys will need to win against Sarsfields and hope Carrick Swans can win their game, and that will see the Kilcommon men qualify second. Group 3 This group is far more clear-cut in terms of the possible outcomes. Burgess sit top with two wins and a +14 scoring difference, while Clonakenny are second on three points with a +11 scoring difference. Newport would need to beat Silvermines by a huge margin - as they sit on a -12 score difference, and would need Burgess to offset the scoring with a big win over Clonakenny. Essentially, it looks like the loser of Newport and Silvermines will be in relegation, as Burgess and Clonakenny battle it out for the top spot in their clash. Group 4 Lorrha have qualified with a game to spare, but will still need a win to finish top of the group, as they currently sit on four points ahead of their final game against Portroe, who are confirmed for the relegation dogfight. Killenaule and Gortnahoe Glengoole will battle to see who follows Lorrha into the quarter-finals. With both teams on two points, it is a winner takes all game, although a draw will be enough for Killenaule to progress due to their far superior scoring difference.
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Premier Intermediate - Group 1 Cashel King Cormacs sit atop Group 1 with two wins and are in poll position to top the group. St Marys are second by virtue of head-to-head over Ballina, and the lakesiders will need Moyne Templetuohy to do them a favour against the Clonmel side, along with a win over Cashel to finish second and qualify. Moyne Templetuohy still have a mathematical chance of qualifying but due to their poor score difference, it is an unlikely scenario. Group 2 Two games with plenty to play for in this group. Like the group of death in the senior championship, all four teams can still qualify for the quarter-finals. Swans sit top on three points and will clinch top spot with a win over Éire Óg who are on two points along with Thurles Sarsfields. Sean Treacys will need to win against Sarsfields and hope Carrick Swans can win their game, and that will see the Kilcommon men qualify second. Group 3 This group is far more clear-cut in terms of the possible outcomes. Burgess sit top with two wins and a +14 scoring difference, while Clonakenny are second on three points with a +11 scoring difference. Newport would need to beat Silvermines by a huge margin - as they sit on a -12 score difference, and would need Burgess to offset the scoring with a big win over Clonakenny. Essentially, it looks like the loser of Newport and Silvermines will be in relegation, as Burgess and Clonakenny battle it out for the top spot in their clash. Group 4 Lorrha have qualified with a game to spare, but will still need a win to finish top of the group, as they currently sit on four points ahead of their final game against Portroe, who are confirmed for the relegation dogfight. Killenaule and Gortnahoe Glengoole will battle to see who follows Lorrha into the quarter-finals. With both teams on two points, it is a winner takes all game, although a draw will be enough for Killenaule to progress due to their far superior scoring difference.
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Intermediate - Group 1 Carrick Davins sit on the summit of the group and find themselves in an unlikely position, but are looking good to qualify. They will face Knockavilla Kickhams who are bottom of the group but will feel they have every chance of getting a win and getting out of the group. Drom & Inch are unbeaten but still haven't pulled off a win and continue to keep the group together largely, with good continuity in the group and a good chance of creeping into the last eight. All teams can still qualify and end up in relegation, so there is plenty to play for here. Group 2 Cappawhite will be hoping to finish their group campaign with three wins from three here when they face Kiladangan. That would see them top the group, but if they lose it opens up an intriguing possibility of a three way tie on four points should Ballingarry justify their favourites tag with a win over Golden Kilfeacle. Should that happen, Kiladangan would go out on scoring difference and would need a four-point win against Cappa to make it out of the group. Group 3 The group of divisional champions is up in the air ahead of the final round of games. Moneygall have the top spot with three points along with Boherlahan Dualla, but the North club have a seven points better scoring difference. A draw would see Moneygall through, but should they lose and Boherlahan win against Shannon Rovers they would be consigned to a preliminary quarter-final place. Boherlahan Dualla are in a good place, and would need an unlikely series of events to go out of the group, with a loss against Shannon Rovers, coupled with a draw in the other game the only way they would exit. Group 4 Borrisokane are safely through to the quarter-finals and have topped the group to boot with big wins in their opening two games, and they look likely to make it three from three as they face basement team Ballybacon Grange. Skeheenarinky will be hoping to avoid this unlikely scenario and will be expecting to have too much for Upperchurch in the James Barry derby, with