Monaghan Harps and Truagh will contest the Silver Hill Foods Development Hurling League Final after they won their semi-finals last night (Thursday). The Harps had to come from six points down to battle past Clontibret, with Ross Corbett (two) and Gerard Gilsenan scoring the all-important goals, while Truagh were dominant in a convincing win over Inniskeen. The final will be played next Thursday (May 23) at a venue yet to be decided.
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