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St Flannan’s win coin toss to host Harty Cup final

The eagerly awaited Dr. Harty cup final between St. Flannans college and Nenagh CBS will take place at Zimmer Biomet Pairc Chiosog on Saturday week, January 31 at 1pm. 

The venue was decided on a toss between and Clare headquarters and Semple stadium, Thurles.

St Flannan’s will take on the Tipperary side who claimed the Harty Cup in Ennis two years ago in a win over Ard Scoil Rís.

St Flannans defeated East Clare side St Joseph’s Tulla by 2-19 to 3-11 on Saturday in the semi-final to set up their second final in a row, having lost last year’s decider to Thurles CBS. Thomas Walsh from Waterford will be the referee in charge of the contest.

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