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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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"We need to better in two weeks time. That's the way it should be, if you want to get out of the group in Harty Cup you need to perform in all three matches. You need to get incrementally better and we definitely need to do that" said John The Baptist Harty Cup manager Michael Martin.
Hospital remain unbeaten in this year's Harty Cup after a victory over Rice College, Ennis and a draw with Doon yesterday afternoon in Kilteely.
The south Limerick school face CBC, Cork in their final game in group one of the Dr Harty Cup on November 20.
After the game, Leader Sport spoke with John The Baptist Harty Cup manager Michael Martin.
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