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Clonmel Commercials booked their place in the South Tipperary Under 21 A Football Championship final by beating Moyle Rovers
Kilsheelan/Kilcash and Fethard will meet in Monroe at 2.30 this Saturday to determine which side will meet Clonmel Commercials in the South Tipperary Under 21 A Football Championship final.
Commercials booked their place in the final by beating Moyle Rovers after extra-time in the other semi-final played at the Duneske Centre in Cahir on Wednesday night.
The sides were level at Commercials 0-16, Rovers 2-10 at the end of normal time before Commercials wrapped up the win on a scoreline of 2-19 to 2-12.
Elsewhere in the south division this weekend, the Under 21 B Football Championship semi-final will pit Killenaule against St Patrick's in O’Sullivan Park, Ballingarry at 1.30 on Saturday.
On Sunday, in the Under 21 B Hurling Championship semi-final, Moyle Rovers play Knockmealdown Gaels in Cahir at 12.30.
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