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The Munster Snooker Championships took place in Killarney last weekend where Templemore had two teams competing.
The A team played very well and won all their group matches to qualify for the quarter-final where they were defeated by Youghal.
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The B team also played quite well but failed to progress from a highly competitive group.
The club would like to announce that they will shortly launch a business of the month sponsorship initiative.
Your business sign will be erected at our entrance for a month while also being advertised on our social media pages at a cost of €100.
Contact Raghnall Cagney on 087 611 5265 if you would like your business to get involved.
Pictured above is Templemore A, who were defeated by Youghal in the quarter-finals of the Munster Snooker championships in Killarney last weekend.
Standing: John Dwyer, Michael Fennell, Jimmy Quinn
Seated: P.J. Nolan, Tommy Conroy.
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