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06 Sept 2025
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The draws have been made for the North Tipperary Senior, Premier Intermediate, and Intermediate hurling championships for 2022.
The senior grade has six teams competing and has drawn some interesting clashes together for the quarter-final pairings, with Kilruane MacDonaghs drawn to play reigning champions Kiladangan, while Borris-Ileigh and Toomevara renew their rivalry in the other game. Nenagh Éire Óg and Templederry Kenyons have received byes to the semi-finals.
In the newly formed Premier Intermediate grade, there are seven teams competing with three quarter-final ties to take place. Kiladangan's second team will take on Silvermines, while Newport have been drawn to play Roscrea who were relegeated from the top tier last year.
Finally, a local derby completes the line up with Portroe drawn against neighbours Ballina, with Burgess receiving a bye into the semi-final.
Lastly, the Intermediate grade has six teams in contention for honours, with one quarter-final taking place, while the semi-final draw has also been made.
Borrisokane have drawn Ballinahinch in the quarter-final, with Shannon Rovers awaiting the winner in the semi-final. The last semi-final draw sees Moneygall take on Lorrha Dorrha.
Times, dates and venues have yet to be confirmed for these ties.
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