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The Kilkenny County Board have confirmed a venue change for a key fixture in this weekend's local hurling championships.
Graignamanagh and Galmoy will now play their second round JJ Kavanagh JHC match in Gowran rather than Clara at 12pm on Saturday.
On Sunday in the same competition, Piltown meet St Patrick's Ballyragget in John Locke Park at 12pm.
FYI: Find out who your club will face in the Kilkenny under-21 quarter-finals
Meanwhile, the four senior quarter-finals are all down for decision in UPMC Nowlan Park. On Saturday Dicksboro will play Glenmore at 2pm followed by Mullinavat and Bennettsbridge at 4pm.
A day later at the same venue, the county champions of the last three years will all go in search of a place in the semi-finals. First up is the mouth watering clash of 2022 county winners the Shamrocks and last year's county kingpins Thomastown with 2023 champions O'Loughlin Gaels doing battle with Clara at 4pm.
In intermediate, St Martin's and the Fenians will have to fight it out for the right to remain at that grade in 2026. The pair meet in a relegation shootout at 12noon this Saturday in Ballyragget.
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