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The Knockaderry Premier Junior A Hurling Championship winning squad I PICTURE: Brendan Gleeson
KNOCKADERRY will turn their focus to the Munster Club Junior Hurling Championship this weekend.The Limerick Junior ‘A’ champions face Kenmare Shamrocks in the Munster JHC quarter-final on Saturday at 1:30pm in Templenoe, County Kerry.
Knockaderry edged past Doon 0-13 to 0-12 in the Premier Junior ‘A’ hurling final to seal their place in the Intermediate Hurling Championship for the 2026 season.Mark Danaher, Rob Egan, Enda Moran and Mike Molloy hit 0-13 between them in their side's narrow one point victory over Doon.
Former Limerick hurler Tom Condon remains a vital player for the West Limerick outfit along with former Limerick U20 hurler Jack Molloy.
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Meanwhile, Waterford champions Kilrossanty and Clare champions The Banner meet in the other Munster JHC quarter-final on Saturday at 1:30pm in Lemybrien, Waterford with the winners facing either Cahir or Rockwell Rovers, of Tipperary.
The winner of Saturday's clash will face Cork champions Kilbrittain in the Munster junior hurling championship semi-final on Saturday November 15.
Knockaderry's opponents Kenmare Shamrocks won the Kerry Intermediate Hurling Championship when they defeated Lady Walks 1-12 to 1-10 on July 22. Blackrock were the last team in Limerick to win the Munster Junior Hurling Championship title in 2009.
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