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06 Sept 2025
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Fintan Fitzgerald, Ardscoil Ris, battling against Sean Scanlon, St Flannan's in the Third Round Harty Cup game in November Picture Brendan Gleeson
ARDSCOIL Ris will play their Harty Cup quarter final with Our Lady's Templemore at McDonagh Park in Nenagh after the venue was confirmed.
The North Circular road school are looking to reach their second decider on the spin. Liam Cronin's young charges have a 100% record from their group games and will be looking to book a last four spot.
Templemore have one win to their name in this season's competition but also have a heavy defeat to Thurles CBS from their group games. However, they did beat Rochestown in the knockout stage to set up their last eight berth.
Victorious over Cashel CBS and St Flannan's have seen Ardscoil reach the quarter finals. They lost the Harty Cup Final to St Joseph's, Tulla last year but managed to earn All-Ireland glory with a win over the famed St Kieran's of Kilkenny on St Patrick's Day.
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