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The 'big two' have been thrown together in the Kilkenny senior hurling championship semi-finals.
Defending champions, Clara and Ballyhale Shamrocks, who held the title before them, were drawn together.
Both showed impressive form in the quarter-finals at the weekend, scoring big wins.
Clara blasted Dicksboro into submission, winning by 1-24 to 0-12 while Shamrocks dismissed neighbours Mullinavat on the score 3-20 to 1-11.
The Shamrocks are hot on the trail of the senior double, having won the League title two weeks ago.
In the second semi-final, O'Loughlin Gaels play the Rower-Inistioge.
This game will kick off the double feature at Nowlan Park on Sunday at 2pm, with the Clara versus Shamrocks tie to follow.
All the draws - St Canice's Credit Union SHC semi-finals, Clara v Ballyhale Shamrocks; Rower-Inistioge v Ballyhale Shamrocks.
Michael Lyng Motors IHC semi-finals - Thomastown or Tullogher Rosbercon v Glenmore or St Patrick's; Carrickshock v Tullaroan. These ties will be played on Sunday, October 23.
JJ Kavanagh JHC semi-finals - Dicksboro v John Lockes (Callan); Mooncoin v Barrow Rangers or Blacks and Whites. These games will be played on Saturday
Caption - Richie Leahy who will be chasing glory with the Rower-Inistioge.
The late Ann Gibbons (neé Crotty)
Katie O'Byrne (above ) was on the scoresheet for Barrow Rangers in their victory over Camross
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