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Thurles Sarsfields goalie McCormack back in Munster amid 26th year of senior hurling

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By Stephen Barry Verified
| The42 Verified
THE THURLES SARSFIELDS clubhouse is famous for its wall of All-Ireland-winning Tipperary captains that lines the walk to Semple Stadium. Inside the clubhouse lies another mural. Rather than the club’s nine heroes to lift Liam MacCarthy, it commemorates their Tipperary senior winning captains. Among them are giants of the game such as six-time captain Tom Semple, five-timer Jim Lanigan, and four-timer Pádraic Maher.
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Ramsbottom rues missed opportunities as Loughmore Castleiney bow out to Nemo Rangers

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By Stephen Barry Verified
| TipperaryLive
The Loughmore manager felt his side were the better team in the first half but failed to make their dominance count, while two unsuccessful penalty appeals added to his frustration Greg Ramsbottom felt Loughmore Castleiney’s failure to translate their first-half dominance onto the scoreboard proved costly in their eight-point defeat to Nemo Rangers. “Really disappointed,” said the manager. “We certainly won the kick-out battle. Just efficiency across the two halves cost us.
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Ireland U21 Hakiki signs for Bohemians on two-year deal

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By Stephen Barry Verified
| The42 Verified
Ireland U21 international Jad Hakiki has signed for Bohemians after a two-year spell with Sligo Rovers. The 22-year-old has penned a deal until the end of the 2028 season following Rovers relegation to the First Division. Hakiki missed most of that campaign following foot surgery, with his last of six appearances this season in April. “I’m delighted to be here, and I’m really looking forward to trying to kick on,” said Hakiki.
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