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06 Sept 2025
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The Bruff Junior Hurling side that won the Limerick county title. Picture: Brendan Gleeson
BRUFF'S Junior B hurlers are in with a chance of provincial honours following their victory over Sixmilebridge in the Munster semi-final.
The South Limerick outfit saw off their Clare opponents on a 2-8 to 0-10 scoreline in the last four of the competition that is hosted by Killeedy GAA. Bruff held a one-point advantage at half-time but managed to push that out to a four-point victory.
They will now face off against Tipperary opposition in the decider following Thurles Sarsfields' victory over Freemount of Cork in their semi-final fixture.
The decider takes place in Raheenagh on January 28 with a 2pm throw-in. Bruff reached the provincial competition after landing the Limerick title with a 3-17 to 3-9 win over Doon last November.
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