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O'Loughlin Gaels and the Shamrocks renew their rivalry in the St Canice's Credit Union SHC this Sunday, as the pair face off in the decider on the biggest day in the Kilkenny club hurling calendar. - PICTURES BELOW
Sunday's final is a repeat of the 2023 decider where the city club won the championship with a late wonder score from Kilkenny star Paddy Deegan. However, the St John's men will be eager to make amends for the final loss to Thomastown last year.
PICTURES: Shamrocks homes and businesses dawn their colours ahead of county final
As part of the build-up, both sets of supporters have been dawning the club's colours, with the two parishes awash with bunting and flags!
CLICK > TO SCROLL THROUGH PHOTOS COURTESY OF O'LOUGHLIN GAELS
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