(l) Lynda and Noel Guinan with their son Dean, his partner Chloe and their daughter Grace. (r) Ziggy and Zack who sadly died in the house fire. (bottom left) Their house devasted by the fire.
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The draws for the JJ Kavanagh Under-21 Hurling Championship took place in UPMC Nowlan Park on Thursday evening.
Last year, Dicksboro retained their under-21 A crown for a second year in a row with a commanding win over near-neighbours James Stephens in UPMC Nowlan Park.
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The success marked an historic period for that crop of 'Boro players who have won three out of the last four under-21 county titles with last year's panel now kingpins of underage hurling, securing the clean sweep of honours at Roinn A from U14 upwards.
This season the Palmerstown outfit have been handed a quarter-final tie with city rivals O'Loughin Gaels in just one of a myriad of clashes from Roinn A to Roinn D.
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