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16/10/2021
16/10/2021
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The following are the Kilkenny GAA fixtures for the coming week:
THURSDAY
J. J. Kavanagh and Sons Junior FC semi-final
TBC: John Lockes V Railyard (8pm),
FRIDAY
J. J. Kavanagh and Sons Junior FC semi-final
Muckalee: Muckalee V Graigue Ballycallan (8pm)
SATURDAY
J. J. Kavanagh and Sons Under-21A HC final
Nowlan Park: Ballyhale Shamrocks V O'Loughlin Gaels (1pm)
Permanent TSB Under 19 Hurling A Shield semi-finals
Dunnamaggin: Dunnamaggin V Thomastown (1pm)
Tom Ryall Park: Graigue Ballycallan V Erin’s Own (1.30pm)
Kilkenny Citroen Centre Minor B FC final
Pairc na Ratha: Mooncoin V Glenmore (2.30pm)
Kilkenny Citroen Centre Minor C FC semi-final
Tom Walsh Park: Young Irelands V Graignamanagh (11am)
Duggan Steel Under-15 B FC semi-final
Dunnamaggin: Kilmoganny V Glenmore (11.30am)
Duggan Steel Under-15 C FC semi-finals
Clara: Clara V Lisdowney (11am)
Hugginstown: Carrickshock V Tullaroan (11.30am).
For more on Kilkenny People sport read here.
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