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06 Sept 2025
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Clerihan Allstars Social Hurling.
UNDER 15 HURLING
Hard luck to our Under 15 hurlers who came up against a stronger Fethard side last Sunday in the South shield final. It’s been a long year and great credit is due to all the players and a big thank you to all the parents.
Thanks to Steve, Aran and Tom for all your hard work during the year and roll on 2024.
GAA PLAYER PROFILES
This week’s player profile is dual Under 17 hurling and football goalkeeper Daniel Buckley. We wish Daniel and his teammates the very best in their upcoming Under 17 football championship.
Club: Clerihan
School: CBS High School Clonmel
Biggest influence: Parents
Sporting event you would like to attend: Rugby World Cup final
Favourite Venue: Clerihan
Favourite Music: Coldplay
Favourite Food: Pizza
Favourite GAA Player: Cian Lynch
Favourite sport other than GAA: Rugby
Dream Job: Physiotherapist
One rule you would change in GAA: Kickouts would be optional from a tee.
SOCIAL HURLING
Our social hurling group commenced last week with 30 people signing up to participate. It’s a fun way to get out on the pitch for a bit of fun, fitness and a small bit of hurling. Well done to all.
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