Roanmore advanced to the Munster Club Intermediate Football Championship semi-finals on Sunday afternoon, beating Grangemockler-Ballyneale in the quarter-final at Bansha.
They will face Mungret St Pauls of Limerick in the provincial semi-final on November 26th.
The Sky Blues raced into a 0.04 - 0.00 lead after 11 minutes, but 6 minutes later, the Tipperary side reduced that deficit to a single point.
With ten minutes to go until the halftime whistle, Shane Mackey raised Roanore's first green flag to reclaim their four-point lead, but by the break, Grangemockler-Ballyneale had enough work done to head for the changing rooms level on 1.06 to 0.09.
The hosts struck first in the second half, pointing to claim the lead for the first time in the game. The sides traded points over the next 10 minutes, with Grangemockler-Ballyneale managing to eek ahead by two.
A Roanmore point brought the deficit to the minimum before Roanmore bagged their second goal of the afternoon from the boot off Billy Nolan. Within five minutes - and with four minutes remaining - they goaled again thanks to Sam Pender to drive a final nail into their opponent's coffin, winning the game 3.10 to 0.16.
Roanmore Scorers: Sam Pender 1-1, Billy Nolan 1-1, Shane Mackey 1-0, Eddie Nolan 0-3, Dean Riedy 0-2, Paul O’Sullivan 0-1, Gavin O’Brien 0-1, Brian Nolan 0-1.
Meanwhile, in Limerick, Ferrybank were six points short of Kerry's senior champions Crotta O’Neills in the Munster intermediate hurling quarter-final.
Mark O'Brien scored 12 of Ferrybank's 13 points, with Ruaidhri McGarrity and Daryl Griffin bagging the two goals.
It ended Ferrybank 2-13 - Crotta O’Neills 1-22.
Elsewhere, Rathgormack know their opponents for the Munster senior football semi-final, also on November 26th.
They'll take on Castlehaven in the final four following the Cork side's 1.12 to 0.11 extra win over Cratloe in Páirc Uí Chaoimh on Sunday afternoon.
