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Munster Open 2012
Archive, News | 05.09.2012

Munster Open 2012

Home / News / Munster Open 2012
Archive, News | 05.09.2012

Call for entries

Entries are invited to play in the Munster Open 2012  this coming September.

  • This competition will take place in Cork over the weekend of October 5-7 and you can enter now.
  • The event is OPEN TO THE PUBLIC, so come & see some of Ireland’s top squash players in action all support welcome.
  • For more information for your club or to enter please visit Munster Squash
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