SHC: Our senior hurlers are out in semi-final action against Toomevara on Saturday evening. This game takes place in Dolla at 7pm.
JAHC: Our junior A team play Borris-Ileigh in the 4th round of the championship on Wednesday evening.The final group game is against Ballina, check fixtures for more details.
JBHC: Our junior B hurlers got their championship campaign underway Sunday morning against Silvermines. Unfortunately we were beaten by the narrowest of margins. Final score was Eire Og 2.6 Silvermines 0.13 We have a bye in round 2 of the championship.
MAHC: Our minor hurlers maded in 3 wins from 3 in the championship following a 5 point win over Toomevara played last Thursday evening. Final score was 1-15 to 0-13. Our final group game is against Kilruane and this game is due to take place next week.
MAFC: Our minor footballers are in semi final action on Tuesday evening and Lorrha will provide the oppostion. This game takes place in Borrisokane at 7.30.
Camogie News:
The exams are over so there will be a return to the busy schedule of competitions for the club but it has also been a busy week for the County Teams who have continued to enjoy successes at under age level.
Maeve Coffey Hazel McAuliffe represented their schools in the Primary Game
Michelle Collins Grace O Brien Rachel Maher have worn the u 14 Tipperary jersey with pride this year and continue to improve coming up the Orla Mc Donagh tournament in August
Aileen Duggan Alanna Morris and Holly O Brien have worn the Tipperary u16 Jersey with pride culminating with the u16s Winning the All Ireland Final and last week clinching the double by Winning the Munster final last week in the Ragg with a nine point win over Clare2-15 to 3-3
Aileen Duggan Alanna Morris and Holly O Brien have worn the Tipperary u16 Jersey with pride culminating with the u16s Winning the All Ireland Final and last week clinching the double by Winning the Munster final last week in the Ragg with a nine point win over Clare2-15 to 3-3
Ciara McGrath is a busy woman wearing the Tipperary Minor Intermediate and Senior jersey this year. Last week alone she scored 1-1 in the Minor All Ireland semi final against Clare with Tipperary squeezing through with a 3-9 to 1-14 score line. Then on Saturday playing for the intermediate team she scored 1 point but unfortunately in a defeat to Derry in Ashbourne.
The club would like to thank the management of all these teams for their time and effort in looking after these squads and to the county board for financing the teams through various fundraisers which need to be supported.
Nenagh Eire Og u 16s qualified for the next round of the u16 with a win recently against Silvermines. It will take a huge improvement if we are to progress further in this competition against Kilruane or Moneygall.
The u 14s had to wait for a game with both Burgess and Thurles conceding the games against us. Last Wednesday they played Drom/ Inch and they came out of a great game with a 5-5 to 3-6 win . Panel Sarah Quigley Anna Dillon Rachel Maher Mary Mckenna Hazel McAuliffe Rachel Spillane Lisa Darcy Maeve Coffey 0-1 Marie Collins Clodaigh Ryan Aishling O Brien 1-0 Saoirse Whelan Alicia Hallinan Sarah O Connor 2-0 Grace O Brien 2-1 Vanessa Tynan Kate O Connor Hazel Coffey Liadh Sheedy Cara Mulqueen Brid Collins
The club would like to thank the management of all these teams for their time and effort in looking after these squads and to the county board for financing the teams through various fundraisers which need to be supported.
Nenagh Eire Og u 16s qualified for the next round of the u16 with a win recently against Silvermines. It will take a huge improvement if we are to progress further in this competition against Kilruane or Moneygall.
The u 14s had to wait for a game with both Burgess and Thurles conceding the games against us. Last Wednesday they played Drom/ Inch and they came out of a great game with a 5-5 to 3-6 win . Panel Sarah Quigley Anna Dillon Rachel Maher Mary Mckenna Hazel McAuliffe Rachel Spillane Lisa Darcy Maeve Coffey 0-1 Marie Collins Clodaigh Ryan Aishling O Brien 1-0 Saoirse Whelan Alicia Hallinan Sarah O Connor 2-0 Grace O Brien 2-1 Vanessa Tynan Kate O Connor Hazel Coffey Liadh Sheedy Cara Mulqueen Brid Collins
The Junior B team have competed extremely well in the first Munster League and in their last game narrowly lost to Ennis in Ennis after a few home town decisions . They then travelled to Kilmallock to play the home team in the Munster plate semi final. It turned out to be a wonderful game with both sides evenly matched both on the scoreboard and on the field of play. Nenagh opened brightly and Roisin O Brien after receiving a hand pass from Aileen Duggan unleashed a bullet from thirty yards into the back of the net for as good a goal as you would see. At half time Nenagh Eire Og led 1-03 to 0-2 with the aid of a stiff breeze. The second half Kilmallock upped their game and raced into a two point lead early in the second half. Danielle Harrington replied with a well taken point. Laura McKenna was inspiritational in the Nenagh goal seeing off attack after attack aided by Donna Mitchell Claire Collins Mary Dillon and Alice Darcy. After intense pressure Nenagh managed to salvage a draw and a replay on home territory in McDonagh park Monday 25th July at 7 o clock. This team deserves a huge crowd to turn up to support them for their fantastic efforts already this year. Panel Laura McKenna Claire Collins Catriona O Connor Donna Mitchell Alice Darcy Mary Dillon © Sarah Maher Mikaela Gleeson Stephanie Browne Rebecca White Aileen Duggan Niamh Costello Bridget White Danielle Harrington Gemma Morris Roisin O Brien Louise Hickey Jessica Maher
Camogie lost two great advocates last week with the tragic deaths of Gerry Slevin and Mikey Browne. Both men worked very hard to place Camogie where it deserves to be in Tipperary, on an equal footing with Hurling. Both men aided with amazing Camogie clubs and volunteers up and down the county have seen the quality of coaching and competitions improve out of sight.Under their gentle guidance Gerry using his media skills and contacts to ease Camogie into the minds of naysayers as a sport deserving of equality. Mikey used his skill to help his beloved Cashel to club titles and not sitting on his laurels he became County Chairman driving on the success of the game in Tipperary. They were helped of course by a wonderful bunch of players under the guidance of 5 time All Star Michael Cleary when they won a number of All Irelands. Both men go on to join the wonderful Biddy Phillips but their efforts will reap rewards for decades to come. May they rest in peace.
