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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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The TUS Gaelic Grounds played host to this showpiece semi-final as two of the kingpins of Munster Club hurling, Waterford's Ballygunner and Limerick's Na Piarsaigh squared off for a place in the final.
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In the end Ballygunner ran out four-point winners on a final scoreline of 0-16 to 1-9, and had Pauric Mahony to thank for their victory with 11 points from centre forward as the Waterford men roared into the final where they will play Clare's Clonlara.
The Waterford side led by one at the break but were by far the better side. Na Piarsaigh rallied late on with Adrian Breen's goal but it came too late for them to mount a serious comeback.
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