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There were great celebrations as Tullamore Sacred Heart School advanced to the All-Ireland Senior D Camogie final following a comprehensive 12-point win over High Cross Tuam in Ballinamere on Saturday, February 7.
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Tullamore emerged victorious with a scoreline of 4-6 to 0-6 against their Galway opponents with the 2-1 scored from corner forward Emma Francis proving decisive.
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They were led by the management team of Niamh Finneran, Claire Beatty, Emma McNiff and Laura Walsh.
Tullamore Sacred Heart School will now face Scoil Mhuire agus Ide of Limerick in the final for a shot at All-Ireland glory.
Pictures courtesy of Ger Rogers Photography.
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