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Loreto and Kilkenny camogie teams both had successful weekends on the camogie fields. - PICTURES BELOW
On Saturday, Loreto's bid for a fourth All-Ireland title in a row remains on the cards following their 1-19 to 1-8 defeat of Presentation Athenry.
The Granges Road school have won ten All-Ireland titles, remarkably all since their inaugural success in 2010.
The city school now advances to face Ursuline of Thurles in the forthcoming decider.
A day later, Kilkenny made it two wins over Dublin in the space of a week, backing up their All-Ireland semi-final victory by claiming the provincial spoils, 0-11 to 1-5.
Full match reports in this week's Kilkenny People
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