23/09/2021
23/09/2021
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Royal Curragh are through to the Pierce Purcell Shield All Ireland final following their 3-2 win this morning against Moyola Park. They now take on Thurles who defeated Portumna 3-2 in the second and semi final.
The final is due to take place tomorrow (Friday Septmeber 22) starting at 8.45 at Carton House.
Today’s semi final games, Royal Curragh pairings first:
Michael Cleary & Brendan Mullins lost to Seamus Graffin & Timothy Steele at the 20th; Eddie Trant & Jimmy Murphy beat Malachy McKee & Stephen Heaney 4&3; Anthony Ryan & Thomas Powell beat Bernard O’Kane & Gerald Loughlin 4&3; Martin Whitty & Bill Geraghty lost to Conor McKenna & Tony Johnston 3&1; Brenny Murphy & Paul Dempsey beat Desmond Cleary & Martin McNabb 2&1
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