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Presentation work continues to reap rewards

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Tue, 15 Jan, 2013 - 00:00

Terry Reilly

Presentation Thurles have forged ahead with a camogie project that has seen them rise from Munster C to the top of the A competition in just three years.

In defeating St Mary’s, Nenagh, in the provincial A final at the weekend they claimed their second senior title since winning the 2010 All-Ireland C competition.

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