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06 Sept 2025
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Divisional club hurling gets into fifth gear this weekend with the north, mid and west championships all getting underway for GAA folk to sink their teeth into.
The senior hurling, premier intermediate, and intermediate championships get underway in north Tipperary this weekend and Clubber TV is set to stream a number of the standout fixtures, starting on Friday evening with the clash between Ballina and Newport in Templederry.
Jason Forde's Silvermines will be shown in the first of Saturday's games as they face Burgess in the premier intermediate semi-final in Nenagh at 2pm, and that will be the curtain raiser to the first senior championship quarter-final in the same venue at 4pm between Roscrea and Kiladangan.
Finally, the senior championship quarter-final double header in Dolla will also be shown at 5pm and 7pm respectively, first with the tie between Kilruane MacDonaghs and Borris-Ileigh before Toomevara locks horns with rivals Nenagh Éire Óg.
See full schedule below and/or visit the website at https://clubber.ie/sports/gaa
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