Kilshannig complete turnaround in Fethard to book Munster Club JHC decider

Kilshannig were able to eat into the deficit bit by bit thanks to Walsh’s frees and a five-point lead left them in touch but with much to do. They did it, however, and march on to the decider

Paddy Walsh battles for Kilshannig in the AIB Munster GAA Junior Club Hurling Championship. Pic: Larry Cummins

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AIB Munster Club JHC semi-final: Kilshannig 0-18 Fethard 1-12

Victory in Tipperary for the team in a blue jersey with a gold hoop – but at Fethard on Saturday, that meant visitors Kilshannig.

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