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Therese O’Callaghan
Conahy Shamrocks won their second All Ireland junior hurling club championship title today at Croke Park.
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CourtsGaaPlace: Croke ParkPlace: DublinPerson: DunnamagginPerson: James BerginPerson: BerginPerson: Donal BrennanPerson: Eoin CahillPerson: Bill MurphyPerson: Kieran MooneyPerson: Josh BeausangPerson: BeausangPerson: J BerginPerson: K MooneyPerson: D BrennanPerson: E DelaneyPerson: E CahillPerson: T PhelanPerson: B MurphyPerson: J BeausangPerson: B HartnettPerson: L Duggan MurrayPerson: R WalshPerson: K WalshPerson: D O’BrienPerson: D MoynihanPerson: Conahy ShamrocksPerson: P DelaneyPerson: S CallinanPerson: D HealyPerson: L CassPerson: D CuddihyPerson: B HealyPerson: E CarrollPerson: J MullanPerson: HealyPerson: T RicePerson: T NolanPerson: RoversPerson: K O’BrienPerson: E O’SullivanPerson: P LanePerson: C RuddyPerson: J P IversPerson: J KennifickPerson: K TattanPerson: J McGrathPerson: K MoynihanPerson: Sean StackEvent: All Ireland junior hurlingOrganisation: Conahy ShamrocksOrganisation: Conahy Shamrocks0-22Russell Rovers0-15Organisation: CatsOrganisation: KilkennyOrganisation: Russell RoversOrganisation: Munster
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