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05 Sept 2025
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Kevin Whelan, Naas, makes a fine catch in the Haven Hire SHC game against Confey last evening
Naas and Confey are through to the Haven Hire SHC seim finals and have been joined by Celbridge who defeated Clane this afternoon.
At Hawkfield last evening (Friday) Naas defeated Confey 2-15 to 0-11 while Ardclough got the better of Leixlip 3-14 to 1-13.
With the top two in Section A (winners group) automatically through to the semis last night's results confirm that Naas, favourites for this year's title, and Confey are through, while Ardclough progress to the quarter finals.
On Saturday Celbridge recorded their expected win over Clane (4-23 to 0-8) while Coill Dubh defeated Éire Óg Corrachoill 2-18 to 2-19 but lose out on scoring differences.
Results:
Haven Hire SHC, Section A, Round 3 Naas 2-15 Confey 0-11; Celbridge 4-23 Clane 0-8.
Section B: Ardclough 3-14 Leixlip 1-13; Coill Dubh 3-18 Éire Óg CC 2-19.
Semi final line-up: Naas v Éire Óg Corrachoill or Ardclough; Confey v Celbridge.
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