Thomas McMahon has admitted failing to comply with an enforcement notice requiring him to cease the sale of bags of timber at his home
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KNOCKADERRY were defeated by Kilbrittain 1-23 to 1-16 in the Munster Junior Hurling Championship semi-final on Saturday afternoon.
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Knockaderry's €700,000 investment in their club grounds paid off, allowing the West Limerick club to host the Munster JHC semi-final at their own grounds.
The west Limerick club suffered two setbacks in the second half when Tom Condon and Liam Molyneaux received red cards. After winning the Limerick Junior Hurling Championship earlier this year, Knockaderry will play intermediate hurling in 2026.
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