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Defending champions, Kilkenny, are through to the semi-finals of the British junior football championship.
The Cats beat Scotland by 3-12 to 0-14 in Peterson Park, Glasgow yesterday to wrap-up a place in the last four.
They play either London or Scotland in the semi-final in two weeks time. Kilkenny will, as usual, travel for the game.
Scotland were hit for goals by John Walsh and Mick Kenny during the first half as the visitors opened out a strong 2-9 to 0-4 lead by the break. They were never threatened seriously in the second half.
Kilkenny scorers - John Walsh (1-4); Eddie Mick Kenny (1-3); Eddie Moylan (1-3); Philip Roche (0-2).
Members of the Acorn Project who are hosting a scything workshop in Rathbeagh, Kilkenny in August
Jim Dwyer, Kieran Deveray, Dan Breen, Mayor David Fitzgerald and Ger Cody PICTURE: Vicky Comerford
Erins Own’s Conor Fogarty is tackled by Clara’s Conor O’Shea and Jack Langton. Pic; Willie Dempsey
Some of the Sigmar team who are partaking in Paris2Nice. Back Row: (l-r): Julia Purcell, Mike McDonagh. Front Row (l-r): Naomi Coleman, Adrian McGennis, Madeline Donovan
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