*Photograph: Gerard O’Neill

Pairings for the Junior B hurling championship quarter-finals are known.

At a meeting of the CCC on Monday evening, the draw for the last eight places were made with the fixtures to be held on Saturday and Sunday (September 18th/19th).

This year’s championship has been ran on a knockout basis.

Junior B Hurling Quarter-Finals:
Tulla v Tubber
O’Callaghans Mills v Feakle or Clonlara
Sixmilebridge v Whitegate
Corofin v Scariff

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