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06 Sept 2025
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LIMERICK senior club hurling champions Kilmallock are on target to continue their title defence into county final day.
It's 30 years since The Balbec appeared in back-to-back Limerick SHC finals and it's the 1970's since they retained the Daly Cup.
The holders now await one of Patrickswell, Doon, Kildimo-Pallaskenry or South Liberties in the semi finals on October 15/16.
The south Limerick side ended their group phase with three wins, a draw and a loss.
The draw came in Sunday's tie with Doon.
"It was a funny game because both teams had qualified but both teams would still want to win and go straight into a semi final," said former Limerick and Kilmallock captain Gavin O'Mahony.
"We are 60-minutes away from a final now and that would have been the goal at the start of the year to get ourselves back into the county final and give ourselves a chance," O'Mahony said after the game in Fedamore.
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