Thurles Sarsfields quest for a fifth Tipperary Senior Hurling Championship lives on after a dramatic 2-14 to 1-16 victory over Kilruane MacDonaghs in their quarter-final clash last weekend.
Thurles won thanks to the last puck of the game, curiosity of a superb pluck and smash from Tipperary star Ronan Maher.
Ronan Mahers Last Second Goal in the Tipp Quarter Final that Clinched Victory for Thurles by a point 2-14 to 1-16 against Kilruane McDonaghs. What a Catch and Finish. Hail?Hail pic.twitter.com/ZFHaaaTx6t
— Buff Egan (@buff_egan) September 29, 2018
Opposing Maher was 2010 All-Ireland winner Seamus Hennessy. Earlier this year, Maher demonstrated his remarkable sideline cut ability and now it was Hennessy's turn as the talented wing-forward landed a monster effort during the second half.
Poc sleasa den scoth ó Seamus Hennessy!
A fantastic sideline from Seamus Hennessy for @MacDonaghsGAA
Don’t miss the highlights of a dramatic game v @thurlessars tonight at 20.00 on @SportTG4 @TipperaryGAA #gaa #hurling #tipperary pic.twitter.com/ao5yKTMsfG
— GAA 2018 (@GAA_2018_TG4) October 1, 2018
The semi-final pairings are confirmed and will see Thurles Sarsfields take on Nenagh Éire Óg and Toomevara play Clonoulty-Rossmore.
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