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South Tipperary came out on top in the Tipperary Under 15 Development Squad games at Fethard Town Park on Sunday last.
Well done to Donnacha Hurley and Tadgh Dunlea, members of Ballylooby/Castlegrace GAA Club, who played an integral part on Sunday in Fethard Town Park as members of the South U15 Hurling Development Squad.
The lads played two games.
The first game was against the West, which they won. They then went on to play the Mid in the final, which they also won, holding out for a great victory in the end.
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Eamon Ryan, Ballylooby/Castlegrace coach, who was mentor to the South Development Under 15 team who recorded wins over West and Mid Tipperary in Fethard Town Park on Sunday last. , Two Ballylooby/Castlegrace clubmen played a big part in the wins, Donnacha Hurley and Tadgh Dunlea (captain)
The lads played brilliantly and can be very proud of how well they represented their club.
Tadgh also had the added honour of being captain on the day.
Well done to Donnacha and Tadgh and keep up the good work.
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