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11 Aug 2022
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11 Aug 2022
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Kilkenny champions, John Lockes (Callan) face a high noon shoot-out in the Leinster club junior hurling final on Saturday.
The Noresiders clash with Wexford intermediate 'A' champions, St Mogues (Fethard) in Innovate Wexford Park has been brought forward from the original starting time of 2pm to 12 noon.
"The starting time doesn't matter to us," insisted John Lockes manager, Adrian O'Sullivan. "The mood in the camp is great, and we are really looking forward to the game."
St Mogues have beaten Naomh Bríd, Carlow (2-11 to 1-9) and Erin's Isle, Dublin (1-19 to 3-7) on the way to the final, while John Lockes saw off Navan O'Mahony's, Meath (4-20 to 2-12) and Fr Dalton's, Westmeath (2-17 to 0-7).
The Kilkenny team celebrate with the O’ Duffy Cup
St Moling’s Well
Shamrocks centre back Richie Reid gathers possession of the ball . Picture: Willie Dempsey
Bursary winner Laura Quinn and Niamh de Loughry of the RDS foundation
Dicksboro’s Aidan Nolan on the run forward. Picture: Billy Culleton
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