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06 Sept 2025
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Dicksboro GAA and Camogie Club in Kilkenny City have called on their members to lend any spare hurl or helmets they may have.
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Posting to their website, the club stated: "Can anyone that has old spare hurls (up to size 30") or unwanted helmets from u6's to senior level that are no longer required and that are in reasonable condition PLEASE bring them to Dressing Room Four in Palmerstown this coming Saturday, April 26 between 9am - 1pm."
The club are hoping to continue to drive their underage success over the past number of years and translate it to senior level.
The 'Boro were crowned senior champions in 2017 and since then have been hugely successful in underage competition. Last year alone, they were U21 county champions and qualified for the minor decider, only to lose to near-neighbours James Stephens in UPMC Nowlan Park.
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