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Nenagh CBS players celebrate winning last season's final. Natasha Barton/INPHO

Dr Harty Cup preliminary quarter-final draw made as group action concludes

The games will be played on Wednesday 4 December.

THE CLOSE OF the group stage action today in the Dr Harty Cup has paved the way for the knockout stage line-ups to be confirmed.

Tipperary’s Cashel CS booked the last automatic quarter-final place on offer with a group stage win today over Blackwater CS Lismore by 0-19 to 1-8. 

The preliminary quarter-final draw took place in the aftermath of that gamewill take place on Wednesday 4 December.

Reigning champions Nenagh CBS will play Waterford’s De La Salle College, while there is an all-Tipperary clash between Thurles CBS and Our Lady’s Templemore.

Clare’s St Flannan’s of Ennis will take on John The Baptist Community School from Hospital in Limerick.

The last preliminary quarter-final will see Waterford’s Blackwater CS, who finished runner-up in their group after today’s defeat, play Cork’s Gaelcholáiste Mhuire AG.

Four of the six group winners received direct passage to the quarter-finals with Cashel CS joined by Limerick’s Ardscoil Rís, and the Cork pair of Midleton CBS and CBC Cork.

The quarter-finals are down for Wednesday 8 January.

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TUS Dr Harty Cup

Preliminary Quarter-finals

  • St Flannan’s v John The Baptist Community School
  • De La Salle College v Nenagh CBS
  • Thurles CBS v Our Lady’s Templemore
  • Blackwater Community School v Gaelcholáiste Mhuire AG

Quarter-finalists

  • Cashel Community School; Midleton CBS; Ardscoil Rís; CBC Cork.
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