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06 Sept 2025
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The recent success of New Institute snooker club in Nenagh continued over the weekend with another national title coming back to the North Tipperary club.
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Nenagh player Noel Gleeson, won the U21 national final over the weekend, with the Puckaun native beating Wexford’s Adam Hanlon 4-1 to claim his second successive crown at the grade.
The victory came at the Irish amateur championships in the SBI Academy in Carlow over two days, with 7-time Irish amateur champion Brendan O’Donoghue making it all the way to the final but was beaten 7-1 by Kilkenny’s Davy Morris.
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