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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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SHANNON booked a Limerick Charity Cup semi-final meeting with old rivals Garryowen after defeating Bruff at Kilballyowen Park on Wednesday night.
Marcus Horan’s Shannon side scored a try in either half to record a deserved 14-3 win over their Co Limerick rivals.
A try from Conor Glynn and a conversion by Ben Sargent gave AIL Division 1B side Shannon a 7-3 half time lead.
The winners also scored a second half try through Lee Nicholas with Fionn McGibney converting to complete the scoring.
Shannon are now due to face Garryowen, 27-14 quarter-final winners over Old Crescent, in the semi-final of the Limerick Charity Cup at Coonagh on Saturday at 1.30pm.
Holders Young Munster and Nenagh Ormond are due to meet in the first of the semi-finals this Friday night in Nenagh at 8pm.
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