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This Sunday at 3.30pm Nowlan Park is the place to be when O’Loughlin Gaels and Carrickshock will contest the highly anticipated senior county final and set out to win the Tom Walsh Cup. This exciting showdown comes from two exciting and nailbiting semi-finals. O’Loughlin’s joint manager Mick Nolan is excited about this Sunday’s showdown. “We can’t wait now, we’re really looking forward to it,” he said. “We’ve put in all the hard work to get here and now we’re just ready.” As for the opposition, Mr Nolan has plenty of respect for them. “They are powered by five county men and have a fine side, however we have our stars too and it should make for a very good and enjoyable final.” Having suffered injuries earlier in the year O’Loughlin’s are back on track. “We are now injury free and have Martin [Comerford] and Brian [Hogan] back to full strength and we are just ready for battle.”

An inspired performance from all 16 players used by O’Loughlin Gaels’ joint managers Mick Nolan and Andy Comerford saw O'Loughlin Gaels secure a deserved victory in the semi-final of the Kilkenny Senior Hurling Championship.

A problem, which arose from a mix up in dates last Saturday, ended splendidly for the managers of the O'Loughlin Gael's under 10 hurling team.

A fantastic panel of players from O'Loughlin Gaels GAA club and Kilkenny were represented in the 2010 Feile na nGael which took place in county Clare.

O'Loughlin Gaels chairman, Mick Nolan and new senior team sponsor Mr Pat Carroll, signed an agreement last Friday night that will see Pat Carrolls Bar and Off licence as the new logo on the O'Loughlin Gaels shirts for the next three years.

Last Saturday night up to 1,000 people witnessed Mayor Malcolm Noonan crown Mr Michael Costelloe, from Wallslough, King of The Castle following weeks of competing for the title.