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05 Sept 2025
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Tipperary minor hurling boss James Woodlock has stepped into the frame at Templederry Kenyons for the remainder of the 2025 season, after the club parted ways with their management team in the past week.
After dropping from the senior ranks last year, the Kenyons are in danger of making it a successive relegations, as they continued their struggles in Premier Intermediate in round two, losing comprehensively to rivals Silvermines to confirm their place in the relegation play-offs in the coming weeks.
Templederry decided to part ways with their management team, and with Woodlock now in situ, they will go into the third round dead-rubber against Boherlahan Dualla with motivation to improve their form with a relegation semi-final coming down the tracks.
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