Joe Shortt and Adrian Callanan on collision course at Fenor

East Waterford club Fenor will host the third All-Ireland series for the first time next weekend.
Joe Shortt and Adrian Callanan on collision course at Fenor
Wed, 07 Sep, 2016 - 01:00
Seamus O’Tuama, Road Bowling

The Copper Coast venue will welcome Junior C, Novice I and Novice II champions from all four home provinces, Britain and North America. Semi-finals in all three grades will be played on Saturday and the three finals on Sunday.

The Junior C title is likely to be a contest between Ulster’s Joe Shortt and recently-crowned Munster champion Adrian Callanan.

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