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Munster Club Junior Semi-Final Kilshannig v Fethard

14 November 2026

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AIB Munster Club Hurling Championships 2026
Event information
AIB Munster Club Junior Hurling Championship · Semi-final

Munster semi-final

Saturday 14 November · 1:15pm · Fethard GAA
Kilshannig crest

Kilshannig
Cork champions
V
1:15PMThrow-in
Fethard crest

Fethard
Tipperary champions
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Adults €15 · Students / OAPs €10 · Under 16s free
At a glance

Key information

Competition
Munster Club JHC semi-final
AIB Munster Club Junior Hurling Championship 2026
Date
Sat 14 November
Saturday afternoon fixture
Throw-in
1:15pm
Allow time to park and get in
Venue
Fethard GAA
Fethard, Co. Tipperary
Referee
Eoghan O’Leary
Clare
Tickets
€15 / €10 / Free
Adults / Students & OAPs / Under 16s
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Munster final
Winners go through to the Munster final
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Ticket information

Adults
€15
Students / OAPs
€10
Under 16s
Free

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Form guide

The road to Fethard

Kilshannig
Cork
Cork PJHC group
v Nemo Rangers
W 1-16 (19) to 0-16 (16)
Cork PJHC group
v Glen Rovers
W 1-25 (28) to 0-13 (13)
Cork PJHC group
v Ballygarvan
W 2-23 (29) to 2-22 (28)
Cork PJHC semi-final · Coachford
v Argideen Rangers
W 2-24 (30) to 0-15 (15)
Cork PJHC final · Páirc Uí Chaoimh
v St Catherine’s
W 1-23 (26) to 2-19 (25)

Seven down at half-time in the county final, Kilshannig came storming back to win by a point. Captain Kieran Twomey was Man of the Match. It completes a run from 2025 Cork Junior A champions to 2026 Premier Junior champions, under manager Pat Murphy.

Fethard
Tipperary
Tipperary JAHC
v Thurles Sarsfields
Won
Tipperary JAHC
v Galtee Rovers
Won
Tipperary JAHC final · Boherlahan
v Lattin Cullen
W 1-14 (17) to 0-15 (15)
Munster quarter-final
v Ennistymon (Clare)
Won

Fethard’s first ever Tipperary Junior A Hurling title, sealed by an early Matt Coen goal. Coached by Tipperary All-Ireland winner John “Bubbles” O’Dwyer and captained by Ryan Walsh.

Storylines

What’s at stake

Two first-time champions

Kilshannig won their first Cork Premier Junior title and Fethard their first Tipperary Junior A title, so both are on new ground in Munster.

Comeback kings

Kilshannig overturned a seven-point half-time deficit to beat St Catherine’s in the county final.

Bubbles on the sideline

Fethard are coached by Tipperary All-Ireland winner John “Bubbles” O’Dwyer and have home advantage on Saturday.

A Munster final on the line

The winners go through to the AIB Munster Club Junior Hurling final.

Best of luck, Kilshannig
Saturday 14 November · Throw-in 1:15pm · Fethard GAA · Live on Clubber

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