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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Scoil Chóca Naofa children pictured with teacher and O'Loughlin Gaels player Luke Hogan
As anticipation grows ahead of the All-Ireland Senior Club Hurling Final this Sunday, supporters of O'Loughlin Gaels have been getting behind their side by decking their homes in the green and white colours of their beloved club and wearing the club's jersey with pride.
The Kilkenny champions are expected to travel in great numbers to the final to Croke Park, with a large base of supporters stretching from St John's Parish in Kilkenny City to the rural parish of Johnswell.
The five time county champions are bidding for their very first All-Ireland crown this weekend.
The biggest club hurling game of the year pits the Kilkenny club with St Thomas' of Galway. A match live on TG4 this Sunday from 1.30pm.
Check out the GAA section of Kilkenny Live for loads more great fan pics ahead of the showpiece final and don't forget to pick up next Wednesday's edition of the Kilkenny People newspaper for coverage on the big match.
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