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07 Jan 2026
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Ardscoil Ris centre forward and joint captain Fintan Fitzgerald takes a shot at goal during their win over Thurles CBS PICTURE: Kieran Ryan-Benson
ARDSCOIL Rís' Harty Cup final fixture with Nenagh CBS will take place at Cusack Park in Ennis it has been confirmed. The game will take place on Saturday, Feb 3 at 1pm.
The North Circular Road school booked their place in the decider following a dramatic one-point victory over Thurles CBS in the semi-final on Saturday last. Nenagh overcame Charleville CBS in their semi-final.
Liam Cronin's side are unbeaten in the competition with group wins over St Flannan's, Colaiste Choilm Ballincollig an De La Salle College, Waterford.
Ardscoil then saw off the challenge of John the Baptist CS, Hospital in their Limerick derby quarter-final, before that win over Thurles last time out.
It is the first final for Ardscoil since 2022 and they are chasing their sixth ever Harty Cup title. Their last coming in 2018 with victory over Midleton CBS.
Nenagh CBS will be chasing their first ever Harty crown. They have been in the final four times but have lost on each occasion. They last appeared at the final stage in 2012.
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