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The Tipperary underage train continues to gather speed, and there will be plenty of interest in this Saturday's Celtic Challenge U17 Hurling Championship final in FBD Semple Stadium.
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Tipperary Gold will face Cork White in the decider of the second-tier U17 national competition, with more silverware to add to the growing collection in the trophy cabinet in the Premier.
This team defeated Kilkenny in the semi-final two weeks ago, and they will be hoping to continue the feel-good factor in Tipperary hurling in this final
The game throws in at 2pm on Saturday in FBD Semple Stadium.
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