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The venue for Nenagh CBS's upcoming Croke Cup All-Ireland Schools semi-final clash with St Kieran's College this Saturday has been confirmed this afternoon.
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The Harty Cup champions will face the Kilkenny school in Rathdowney this Saturday, March 7 at 12 noon.
Nenagh are still riding a high after their Harty Cup success last month, but their attention will now be fully turned toward going all the way and claiming a second-ever Croke Cup success to add to their credentials.
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