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15 Sept 2025
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15 Sept 2025
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There was no shortage of games across the three Kilkenny hurling grades on Sunday as league & shield finals, relegation semi-finals and first round championship matches took place across the county.
O'Loughlin Gaels and Mullinavat took home the senior league and shield finals with wins over Thomastown and Glenmore respectively. The latter fixture went all the way to penalties with the defending shield champions just edging past their southern neighbours.
Meanwhile, amongst some of the rest of Sunday's highlights, Bennettsbridge edged past Tullaroan by two points to advance to the senior quarter-finals, while at intermediate, Tullogher Rosbercon minus Walter Walsh had seven points to spare in a note-worthy victory over Carrickshock and St Martin's fell into a relegation final against the Fenians after losing out to St Lachtain's of Freshford.
Click HERE for the senior, intermediate and junior draws and DON'T FORGET to pick up a copy of next week's Kilkenny People for match reports on last weekend's games.
CLICK > TO SCROLL THROUGH PHOTOS BY WILLIE DEMPSEY FROM SUNDAY'S LEAGUE AND SHIELD FINALS
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