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Junior A
Brian Borus led by Tipperary Junior player Eimer Myles will be hoping they can go one step further this year but will also be well aware of the threat all the clubs in this grade pose.
Group 1 consists of Brian Borus, Kiladangan, Templemore, Drom-Inch, and Lorrha, while Ballina, St Rita’s Fethard, Moycarkey Borris, and Holycross Ballycahill make up Group 2.
Holycross Ballycahill defeated Kiladangan in the league final after a replay and both are likely to do well in the championship. Moycarkey Borris while only coming up from Junior B have huge potential with lots of underage talent such as Amy Callanan, Kate Ralph, and Sarah Corcoran.
Clodagh McIntrye will be Lorrha’s key player while Templemore, Drom-Inch, and Ballina will be a handful for any opposition.
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