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Kilkenny handball is celebrating yet another All-Ireland success this week following the exploits of Sean Morrissey (O'Loughlin Gaels) and Andrew Brennan (Talbot's Inch).
The pair won the Boys All-Ireland Minor Hardball Doubles title at the GAA Handball Centre in Croke Park beating Cork and Sligo to win the title.
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Well done to O’Loughlin’s Sean Morrissey who along with Andrew Brennan (Talbot’s Inch) won the Boys All Ireland Minor Hardball Doubles title 2025. The talented pair beat Cork and Sligo to win the title. pic.twitter.com/QMrGypzVNt
— OLoughlin Gaels GAA & Camogie (@oloughlingaels) September 19, 2025
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