Castleblayney and Inniskeen will once again contest this year’s Silver Hill Foods Senior Hurling Championship Final after they won Thursday’s semi-finals. Defending champions Blayney survived a scare from Monaghan Harps to win by three points in Clontibret, while a dominant first-half performance at Aughnamullen set Inniskeen up for a comprehensive defeat of Carrickmacross.
By cshalvey Fri 26th Jul- Featured
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- Aughnamullen
- Ballybay
- Blackhill
- Carrickmacross
- Carrickmacross (Hurling)
- Castleblayney
- Castleblayney (Camogie)
- Castleblayney (Hurling)
- Clones
- Clontibret
- Clontibret (Camogie)
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- Clubs
- Corduff
- County
- Cremartin
- Culture
- Currin
- Donaghmoyne
- Doohamlet
- Drumhowan
- Eire Óg
- Emyvale
- Feargal O'Hanlons
- Fundraising 4 Clubs
- Health and Wellbeing
- Hurling
- Inniskeen
- Killanny
- Killeevan
- Latton
- Magheracloone
- Monaghan Harps
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- Oram
- Rockcorry
- Scotstown
- Sean Mc Dermotts
- Toome
- Truagh
- Tyholland
- Featured
- Aghabog
- Aughnamullen
- Ballybay
- Blackhill
- Carrickmacross
- Carrickmacross (Hurling)
- Castleblayney
- Castleblayney (Camogie)
- Castleblayney (Hurling)
- Clones
- Clontibret
- Clontibret (Camogie)
- Club Notes
- Clubs
- Corduff
- County
- Cremartin
- Culture
- Currin
- Donaghmoyne
- Doohamlet
- Drumhowan
- Eire Óg
- Emyvale
- Feargal O'Hanlons
- Fundraising 4 Clubs
- Health and Wellbeing
- Hurling
- Inniskeen
- Killanny
- Killeevan
- Latton
- Magheracloone
- Monaghan Harps
- News
- Oram
- Rockcorry
- Scotstown
- Sean Mc Dermotts
- Toome
- Truagh
- Tyholland





























