Tipperary and Clare Hurling Semi-Finals Set After Quarter-Final Thrills

The semi-final matchups for the Tipperary and Clare senior hurling championships are confirmed following exciting quarter-final rounds. In Tipperary, NENAGH ÉIRE ÓG will face Thurles Sarsfields, and JK Brackens meet Moycarkey-Borris. In Clare, reigning champions Éire Og clash with Inagh Kilnamona, while Kilmaley takes on Scariff.

The semi-finals lineup for the Tipperary senior hurling championship is now finalized after an exciting weekend of quarter-final matches. NENAGH ÉIRE ÓG, who advanced by cruising past Cashel King Cormacs 3-29 to 0-21, will face the formidable Thurles Sarsfields in one semifinal.

Thurles secured their spot with a convincing 3-22 to 1-18 victory over Borris-Ileigh, led by Kieran Rossiter's two-goal performance. In the other bracket, JK Brackens, who pulled off a major upset by defeating the Holycross-Ballycahill team 2-23 to 0-28, will take on Moycarkey-Borris, who advanced with a 3-23 to 2-22 win over Kiladangan. Turning to Clare, the semi-final stage is also set. Reigning champions Éire Og will clash with Inagh Kilnamona following their respective victories.

Éire Og's 3-25 to 1-14 demolition of Wolfe Tones was highlighted by Marco Cleary's hat-trick. They will be met by Inagh-Kilnamona, who overcame Cratloe 1-23 to 1-17. The second Clare semi-final features Kilmaley versus Scariff. Kilmaley edged out Clonlara 1-20 to 1-17, while Scariff, inspired by Mark Rodgers' goal and late points, defeated Clooney-Quin 1-25 to 0-27

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