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05 Sept 2025
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YOUNG Munster completed a three-in-a-a-row of Munster Senior Cup final wins in the most dramatic fashion, thanks to a hard-earned 27-24 victory over a gallant Nenagh Ormond side at Thomond Park on Thursday night.
A penalty goal from the boot of winger Conor Hayes with the last kick of the game ensured a 10th Munster Senior Cup final win for the Clifford Park side in front of a bumper attendance.
Munsters' had trailed their All-Ireland League Division 2A rivals 10-24 with a little over 10 minutes remaining in a highly entertaining final.
Afterwards Leader Sport caught up with Young Munster captain Alan Kennedy and head coach Gearóid Prendergast to review a thrilling 139th Munster Senior Cup final.
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