If you would like to join the club lotto online you can do so here.
Jake and Conor are All-Ireland under-20 champions, the junior-A side suffer extra-time heartbreak while Foley’s Inver, Gortlandroe show their generosity
Junior-A
Commiserations go to our junior-A hurlers who lost out to an excellent Toomevara side in a pulsating North Tipperary final in Templederry on Sunday last. Entering the closing stages Nenagh were three-points down but fought back to level deep in injury time thanks to a Donnacha Quinn pointed-free. Toomevara had a blistering start to extra time and by the break they led by eight points, a lead Nenagh just could not reel in. Both sides can now look forward to the county championship and who’s to say they won’t meet again in the county final.
Senior & Minor Hurling
Best of luck to our senior hurlers who play Loughmore Castleiney on Sunday at 1pm in The Ragg in the county championship while our minors face Kiladangan on Wednesday evening at 6:45pm in Toomevara.
Tipperary
We send our congratulations to both Conor McCarthy and Jake Morris who played pivotal roles as the Tipperary under-20s defeated Cork in the All-Ireland final on Saturday evening in LIT Gaelic Grounds, 5-17 to 1-18. Tipperary won and the very first and last under-21 crowns and they have continued that tradition by capturing the under-20 title.
Superb catch and score by Jake Morris for @TipperaryGAA pic.twitter.com/lW7Q2mXMFa
— The GAA (@officialgaa) August 24, 2019
Camogie News
Foley’s Inver, Gortlandroe
The camogie club were thrilled with the news during the week that Foley’s Inver on Gortlandroe had kindly sponsored us €1,000 which will be spent on equipment and promoting and encouraging girls to participate in the sport. Their generosity will make it a lot easier for us to keep girls involved in the sport for longer and will have a hugely positive benefit on the local economy.
Senior
Our seniors were heavily defeated by Drom and Inch in the senior championship during the week but all is not lost because if they beat Cashel Camogie Club on Friday evening in Cashel they will make the knock out stages.
Under-12
Under-10
Cúl Camp
Fr. Tom Seymour
We were all deeply saddened to hear of the recent passing of our dear friend Fr. Tom Seymour. A native of Portroe, Fr. Tom was stationed in Nenagh for a long number of years and was a regular visitor to MacDonagh Park where he played cards every week in clubhouse. Fr. Tom became a confidant, friend and advisor to so many in the club and he will be sadly missed by all who knew him.
We extend our sympathies to his brothers Denis and John (Jack), sisters-in-law Norah and Anna, nieces, nephews, grandnieces, grandnephews, Bishop Fintan Monahan, priests and religious in Killaloe Diocese, relatives, friends and parishioners of the various parishes that he administered.
Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam.
All-Ireland Champion Visits MacDonagh Park
On Wednesday, just three days after performing heroics in the All-Ireland final, Barry Heffernan took time out of his busy schedule to visit all the young boys and girls at the Cúl Camp in MacDonagh Park and happily posed for photographs, answered questions as well as joining in in a chant of “Tipp, Tipp, Tipp…”.
We wish to thank Tipperary Coaching and Games officers Paudie Malone, Dinny Maher and all the coaches at the camp for their hard work during the week and of course the young boys and girls for their excellent behaviour. To see photographs from Barry’s visit please click here.
Juvenile News
The under-6 boys played a blitz in Newport on Saturday. Ourselves, Ballina, Newport, Silvermines and Murroe-Boher all took part. Thanks to Newport for hosting us. Thanks also to all the parents who travelled after a busy week at the Cúl Camp.
Presidents’ Cup
The club played Doon recently in the President’s Cup, a tournament to honour all our club presidents and we were delighted to welcome Ger Gavin, Jimmy Morris and five time All-Ireland medal winner Mick Burns to the club on the night. It was fantastic to see the reaction of the players from both sides when they realised they were standing in the presence of greatness as they realised Mick had achieved so much in the game. Thanks to all who made this such a wonderful success.
Cúl Camp
We had a brilliant week this week as the club hosted the Cúl Camp summer camp and we were thrilled and honoured to welcome a host of special guests including All-Ireland champion Barry Heffernan along with the Liam MacCarthy Cup as well as County Board chairman John Devane. We wish to thank Paudie Malone and Dinny Maher from Tipperary Games and Coaching, the coaches and volunteers for all their hard work and making the week a massive success.
Scott O’Brien
One of players, Scott O’Brien, recently departed these shores to head across the pond to the USA, more specifically to Parkland College in Champaign, Illinois on a golf scholarship where he will study Business Management. Scott has been a fine goalkeeper in hurling and forward in Gaelic football over the years and we wish him all the best in his studies and golf career.
Club Lotto
This weeks lotto jackpot was not won.
The 5 x €50 lucky dip winners were:
Patricia Tappendon, Ballygraigue Est
Ita Manning, Gortlandroe
Chloe Fahey
Pat Ryan, c/o Guardian
Seamus Houlihan, Summerhill
If you would like to join the club lotto online you can do so here.
Barry Heffernan gets a hero's welcome at @nenagheireog cul camp today! Thanks to Barry for taking time out of his day to talk to all the children, sign autographs and take pics with the cup. UP TIPP🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦@NenaghGuardian @TippSupporters @TipperaryGAA @BrophShane @TippFM pic.twitter.com/eyhAqaqL71
— Paudie Malone GDA (@GdaNorthTipp) August 21, 2019
Jake and Barry are All-Ireland champions, the junior-As gear up for the North final while Conor McCarthy and Jake Morris look to win the under-20 title. All this and more in this week’s news on the Blues
Tipperary
There’s no doubt that the weekend belongs to cousins Barry Heffernan and Jake Morris who captured Celtic Crosses for themselves as Tipperary defeated Kilkenny, 3-25 to 0-20, in the All-Ireland senior hurling final. Barry followed in the footsteps of his uncle John by starring in the full-back line and so impressive was his performance that he was nominated for the Sunday Game man of the match accolade. Indeed Barry was instrumental in John O’Dwyer’s goal as he played an impressive ball into space for Seamus Callanan to run onto. Jake was introduced as a 60th minute substitute and fired over an impressive point.
We also wish to commiserate with both Grace O’Brien and Sarah Quigley as the Tipperary senior and intermediate camógs lost their All-Ireland semi-final clashes at the weekend. Unfortunately Grace was ruled out of the game due to concussion and we wish her well in her recovery.
Best of luck to Conor McCarthy, Jake Morris and the Tipperary under-20 hurlers in their All-Ireland final clash with Cork next weekend.
Great vision by @TipperaryGAA to score this goal, converted by John O'Dwyer. pic.twitter.com/xDYkkC3Js6
— The GAA (@officialgaa) August 18, 2019
Don't miss a moment from today's final as @TipperaryGAA became 2019 GAA Hurling All-Ireland Senior Champions! Watch the highlights on GAANOW! https://t.co/qppiV2xhVh pic.twitter.com/g2I5C9Okxt
— The GAA (@officialgaa) August 18, 2019
GPA Hurling Legends
Congratulations to clubs legends John Heffernan, Mick Burns and Conor O’Donovan who were honoured at the GPA lunch in Croke Park on Saturday.
Three Nenagh Eire Og legends pictured at today’s GPA hurling legends lunch in Croke Park👌 pic.twitter.com/WvUbhdFv44
— Nenagh Éire Óg (@nenagheireog) August 17, 2019
Senior Hurling
Our senior hurlers will play their second match of the county championship on Sunday, September 1st, at 1pm in The Ragg against Loughmore Castleiney. In their opening match, played on April 7th, the lads overcame the challenge of Upperchurch Drombane 2-21 to 1-15.
Junior-A Hurling
Best of luck to our junior-A hurlers as they look to capture the North Tipperary title next Sunday against Toomevara. This game is on at 15:30 in Templederry.
Minor Hurling
Our minor hurlers had a fine win over Ballina in Portroe on Wednesday evening last on a 3-18 to 1-8 scoreline. The Nenagh goals came from Seán Phelan (2) and Cian Griffin. The lads are now looking forward to the North semi-final, details of this fixture have yet to be finalised.
Camogie News
Senior
The first senior match match has been fixed for Tuesday 20th against Drom & Inch. Best of luck to our players and management team.
Minor
The first match in championship is due to be played next weekend against Roscrea.
Juvenile News
Our under-8 boys welcomed Dúrlas Óg to MacDonagh Park on Saturday morning for a blitz. Both clubs had three teams and there was great skill on show. The boys warmed-up to the sound of Slievenamon and The Galtee Mountain Boy before parading around the field and standing to attention for Amhrán na bhFiain. After the game both teams practised chanting for the game tomorrow. Thanks to all the parents for providing food for everyone. The cocktail sausages went down a treat. There will be no training this coming week with the Cúl Camp taking place.
Under-12
Our under-12s travelled to Kilmacud Crokes for a tournament on Saturday morning and had a great day out.
Club Lotto
This weeks lotto jackpot was not won.
The 5 x €50 luck dip winners were:
Eva & Jill Moynihan
Joe Slattery, Ballygraigue Road
Maurice Leamy, Capparoe
Jack Long, 11 Hawthorns
Joe Slattery, Ballygraigue Road
The under-14s capture the North title while it’s heartbreak for the under-12s as the club walking group completes the Croagh Patrick climb. All this and more in this week’s news on the Blues
Rody Bolands
With so many Tipperary fans planning their trip to the capital for All-Ireland final weekend we are asking you all to include our main club sponsor, Rody Bolands, in your itinerary. With so many links to the town, this pub is the ideal watering spot for all supporters of the Blues. Why not wear your club gear to let them know you’re there?
Tipperary
Next weekend is going to be a very proud few days for our club as four of our players are going to be in All-Ireland action.
Firstly, we wish Grace O’Brien and the Tipperary senior camógs the very best of luck in their All-Ireland semi-final against Kilkenny. This game takes place on Saturday in the Gaelic Grounds at 5:30pm. Sarah Quigley and the Tipperary intermediates play Galway in Cratloe at 2pm on the same day in their All-Ireland semi-final.
We also extend our best wishes to Jake Morris, Barry Heffernan and the Tipperary senior hurlers as they seek to regain the All-Ireland title, last won in 2016, with Brian Cody’s Kilkenny standing in their way.
Camogie News
The first match of league is commencing on Tuesday night versus Roscrea in Roscrea at 7.30p.m.
Under-12
Hard luck to our under-12s who lost out to a strong Annacarty team in the county league semi final at the Ragg on Sunday. It was a fighting display from the Nenagh girls but just wasn’t going to be our day. We will now play in the shield so training will continue on Thursday. Best of luck to those girls playing with the under-14s on Tuesday evening.
Under-6s and Under-8s
Both the under-6s and under-8s were delighted to play Kilruane and Burgess as part of Kilruane MacDonagh’s 50th anniversary celebrations in Ardcroney. Many thanks for the invitation. Our under-8s also played a blitz in Kilcommon against Moneygall, Toomevara and Kiladangan. The girls played brilliantly and made light of the terrible conditions.
Cúl Camp at Nenagh Éire Óg
Online Cúl Camp registration closes on Wednesday evening. After that date children will be accepted on Monday morning provided there are enough spaces still available. Spaces are filling up fast so don’t be disappointed and book online. Dates are Monday 19th August till Friday 23rd August from 10.00 till 14.30 each day. People who book online will receive their gear a few days before the camp starts at a time to be confirmed, while people who book on the Monday will receive their gear on the Tuesday of the camp.
Under-12 Hurling
We commiserate with our under-12 hurlers who put in an almighty effort against Toomevara in the North final on Monday last but came out on the wrong side of a 2-7 to 2-5 scoreline. The club couldn’t be prouder of each and every member of the panel for their hard work and dedication to Nenagh Éire Óg all year in both the A and C grades. We would like to take this opportunity to thank the players, their families and the mentors who all put in countless hours of work. Plenty more sport to come for these boys with the Plate competitions throwing in soon. Keep hurling boys!
For a full range of photographs from this match please click here.
Under-14
Congratulations go to our under-14 hurlers, who in wet and windy conditions in Templederry, overcame a superb challenge from a brilliant Toomevara side in the North final, winning out on a 2-11 to 2-4 scoreline. Indeed the seven-point gap between the sides belies the true nature of this contest as in reality, Toomevara were much closer to Éire Óg. Jack McLoughlin was in flying form scoring a personal tally of 2-3 while Sam O’Farrell (6) and Filip McIntyre (1) completed the scoring. At the other end Eoin Garrigan had a fine game between the sticks while Keelan Rice at full-back and Mason Cawley wearing number six repelled numerous Toomevara attacks. The lads must now prepare for the county semi-final and we wish them every success as they seek county honours.
For a full range of photographs from the game please click here.
Minor Hurling
Our minor hurlers were defeated by Kiladangan in the championship 4-16 to 3-11. Their final game in the round robin series is on Wednesday evening when they play Ballina at 7pm in Portroe. Best of luck lads.
Junior-A Hurling
Our junior-A hurlers had a great win in the North Tipperary semi-final defeating Roscrea 2-15 to 2-12 in Borrisokane on a wet and windy evening last Friday. Two first-half goals from cousins Anthony and Darragh Walsh set the lads on their way and they now face Toomevara in the final in two weeks time. This game will take place on Sunday, August 25, at 3:30pm in Templederry.
Junior-B Football
Hard luck to our footballers who lost out to Éire Óg Annacarty, 0-7 to 0-5, in a wet and windy Kilcommon on Saturday evening. The lads battled bravely throughout but once again Lady Luck shunned us as we failed to get the rub of the green that would have secured the win. This results ends our interest in this year’s county championship and we wish to thank the entire panel and management for all their efforts this year. We still have the 2019 North Tipperary championship to look forward to.
The panel on Saturday evening was Callan Scully, Brian Maxwell, Peter Hynes, Fiachra Starr, Niall McKeogh, Andrew Loughlin, Alex Jones, Christopher Ryan, Seán McTiernan, Jack Molamphy, Gavin O’Connor, Leonard Ryan, Marky Walsh, Kieran Mullarkey, Thomas O’Brien, Michael Hynes, Danny Ryan and Brian Carr.
Croagh Patrick Climb
On Bank Holiday Monday morning last three carloads made the long trek to Croagh Patrick in Mayo to climb the famous mountain in aid of Milford Hospice. The sun was shining and spirits were high as stories and laughs were exchanged. A quick stop in Loughrea fixed all our caffeine needs before we continued on to Mayo and as the mountain emerged from the distance there were a few gulps as we realised the task ahead.
We enthusiastically set off from the carpark on the 4km climb to the chapel 764 meters above sea level and it wasn’t long before the chit chat disappeared as limbs tired and muscles screamed for mercy but there wasn’t one mention of taking a break, let alone turning around. The group began to fragment as others paced ahead and the terrain became more difficult to navigate. At times we were on all fours as we crawled to summit and for good measure the heavens decided to open as the wind howled ferociously while the rain cascaded down making the underfoot conditions treacherous as newly formed streams began to flow around our feet.
We consoled ourselves with the knowledge that it would quickly blow over and the scenery from the summit would be worth the effort however Mother Nature had other ideas and visibility diminished to about 30 feet and as the chapel emerged from the grey mist we knew we weren’t going to experience the breath-taking views however all were delighted to have scaled Croagh Patrick.
The journey down proved as unforgiving as loose stones, flowing water and wet and windy weather tried their best to break us but with every step carefully considerated we finally descended to the car park below.
What kept us going through each step was the knowledge that so many had kindly donated money to help those in Milford Hospice and we wish to thank all who contributed to this amazing cause. If you would like to donate our Go Fund Me page will remain active for another few days and you can access it here.
Bartley Ryan
You might have noticed that there is one person missing from all the photographs who had cajoled so many of you into parting with your hard-earned cash. Bartley Ryan was supposed to travel, offer moral support to those climbing the mountain and have the tea ready for when we returned to the cars however due to his debilitating condition, Adhesive Mattress Syndrome, he was unable to get out of the bed in time to travel. We all wish Bartley well as he struggles to overcome this chronic illness. A major fundraising drive and Go Fund Me page will be announced in the not too distant future to raise money to help Bartley fight this disease.
Fantasy Premier League Football
Seán McTiernan has kindly set up our annual Fantasy Football competition and if you would like to join, just for fun, the code is z0m5ew
Dylan Grace captained the New York Native team in Croke Park to the world championship last weekend. He’s born and bred in New York but his father is Joe Grace from Silvermines and his mother is Catherine Griffin from William Street in Nenagh. Dylan is also related to Donnacha and Dáire Quinn.
Sympathies
The club extends its sympathies to the family of Ms. Carol Henry following her recent passing. Ms. Henry’s son Paul has played a huge role in our club over in recent years coaching a number of junior hurling teams as well as having considerable success with our camogie sides winning numerous county titles.
To her sons Jimmy and Paul, daughters Anne and Catherine, her grandchildren, brothers Pascal and Tony, sisters Marion and Geraldine, sons-in-law, daughters-in-law, brothers-in-law and sisters-in-law, nephews, nieces, cousins, relatives, neighbours and many friends we offer our sincerest condolences.
Ar dheis Dé go raibh a hanam
Club Lotto
This weeks lotto jackpot was not won. Next week’s jackpot is €2,100.
The 5 x €50 lucky dip winners were:
Teresa Ryan, Kilnasalla
Martin Murphy, Drom na Choille
Chris Whelan, Millers Brook
Paschal Nolan, Ciamalta Road
Fiona Harrington, Ballinaclough
If you would like to join the club lotto online you can do so here.
Our under-12s and under-14s look forward to North finals, Jake and Conor demolish the Wexicans while the club’s walking group is geared up for the Croagh Patrick climb. All this and more in this week’s news on the Blues
Eoin Garrigan makes a superb penalty save in the second half against Ballina which proved pivotal in securing Nenagh’s place in the North Tipperary under-14 final
Rody Bolands
With so many Tipperary fans planning their trip to the capital for All-Ireland final weekend we are asking you all to include our main club sponsor, Rody Bolands, in your itinerary. With so many links to the town, this pub is the ideal watering spot for all supporters of the Blues. Why not wear your club gear to let them know you’re there?
Croagh Patrick
In the early hours tomorrow morning, the club’s walking group will make the long trek to Mayo to climb Croagh Patrick to raise money for Milford Hospice. They have broken their €1,000 fund-raising goal on Go Fund Me but if you would like to donate to this fantastic cause, you can do so by clicking here.
Junior-A Hurling
We were defeated by Toomevara in the final game of the round robin series on Friday evening last, 3-20 to 0-16 in Cloughjordan. Despite the defeat we have still qualified for the North semi-final where we meet Roscrea this Friday evening. The time and venue have yet to be confirmed.
Junior-B Football
Our championship match against Galtee Rovers / St. Pecaun was cancelled as Rovers were unable to field and so we were awarded the match. Our final game in the round robin series is this Saturday in Kilcommon against Éire Óg Annacarty at 18:30. Best of luck to all concerned.
Under-12 Hurling
Best of luck to our under-12 hurlers who face Toomevara tomorrow, Bank Holiday Monday, at 4:30pm in Moneygall. The lads have been preparing really well and developing their skillset over the last number of months and deserve huge support.
Under-14 Hurling
Well done to our under-14 hurlers who qualified for the North Final on Thursday evening last playing against a strong Ballina side. These two teams played out an epic match in the North football final earlier this year and they continued their sporting rivalry into the hurling with a dramatic late goal for the Blues securing victory after a tremendous second-half fightback from Ballina. They will face Toomevara in the final on Thursday, August 8th at 7pm in Templederry
Tipperary
Congratulations to Conor McCarthy, Jake Morris and the Tipperary under-20s who defeated Wexford this afternoon in the All-Ireland semi final, 8-16 to 1-15. Jake was in flying form in the forwards and ended his day’s work with 1-5 (1 free) while at the other end Conor was busy repelling numerous Wexford attacks. The All-Ireland decider will be a repeat of the Munster final as Tipperary will once again play Cork.
Unstoppable!! Jake Morris finds the back of the net for @TipperaryGAA! pic.twitter.com/QlSZ93aktt
— The GAA (@officialgaa) August 4, 2019
Camogie News
Club Lotto
This weeks lotto jackpot was not won.
The 5 x €50 lucky dip winners were…..
Padraig Fitzgerald, c/o the Half Door
Pamela O Brien, c/o Jim Flynn
Ann Kelly, Moanfin
Mgt McLoughlin, c/o Rohans
Sinead Brady, Cloughjordan
If you would like to join the club lotto online you can do so here.
The club’s summer camp is a massive success, Nenagh play Gort in the John Tucker Cup while it’s a week to remember at inter-county level for our lads involved. All this and more in this week’s news on the Blues
John Tucker Cup
On Saturday evening the club remembered one of the greatest Nenagh Éire Óg men, John Tucker, with the playing of the John Tucker Cup in MacDonagh Park as we welcomed Gort for a senior hurling match with the Blues winning out in what was a sporting and entertaining contest. John played hurling and Gaelic football for the club for many years and once his playing days were behind him, he coached numerous underage and adult teams winning a myriad of trophies along the way. His influence on the youth of the parish cannot be overstated as he mentored them not just in the skills of Gaelic games, but he taught them many life skills which has helped them develop into the adults they are today.
We wish to thank Gort for travelling down to play us, referee Michael Murphy as well as Andy’s Bar for the delicious catering afterwards. We also want to pay a special tribute to our under-10s who played exhibition matches at half-time which had the huge crowd enthralled and amazed at their fantastic skills.
Junior-A Hurling
Our junior hurlers continued their rich vein of form with a 1-22 to 1-13 win over Burgess in Puckane on Friday evening last in the championship. They play Toomevara this Friday evening in Moneygall at 7pm in the final game of the round robin series.
Junior-B Football
Our junior footballers are back in championship action on Saturday evening when they face Galtee Rovers/St Pecaun in The Ragg at 7:30pm while they face Éire Óg Annacarthy the following week.
Summer Camp
The club’s annual summer camp, held this week, was once again an amazing success with huge numbers of boys and girls participating in an action-packed, fun-filled week of Gaelic football and hurling action. The club wishes to thank all the organisers for the trojan work they put in to once again ensure the camp’s success. The diligent coaches worked extremely hard while the participants were an absolute credit to their families, arriving everyday with big smiles and positive attitudes ensuring that everyone had a great time. We were delighted when Munster under-20 champions Conor McCarthy and Jake Morris arrived with the trophy in hand to meet all the children and happily sign autographs and pose for photographs. All the photographs taken over the week can be viewed on our Facebook page.
Camogie News
Our under-10 girls played a county blitz in Kiladangan GAA club last Saturday. They played teams from Borrisoleigh, Kiladangan, Burgess, Shannon Rovers and Kilruane MacDonagh’s. Training returns this week after the summer camp last week. The girls are playing in a tournament in Kilruane on Monday 4th August to mark the 50th anniversary of the club.
Summer camp
100 children took part in the Éire Óg annual summer camp. Jake Morris and Conor McCarthy visited the camp on Friday with the Munster under-20 cup. Great fun was had by all. There will be a Cúl Camp in the club from August 19th to August 24th. There are already 100 children booked in so anyone looking to take part should book asap to avoid disappointment. Bookings are through the county board.
Cúl Camp
There will be a Cúl Camp in the club from August 19th to August 24th. There are already 100 children booked in so anyone looking to take part should book asap to avoid disappointment. Bookings are through the county board website.
Tipperary
Fans of WWF wrestling in the 1990s will remember the iconic Jake “The Snake” Roberts who’s trademark move, the “DDT”, involved him grabbing his opponents in a headlock before smashing them into the ground for the decisive stunt that won him the bout. There’s no doubt that the Cork under-20 hurlers felt that they had been the victim of a similar move after our very own Jake “The Snake” Morris popped up for the winning goal, with only 21 seconds remaining, to spark euphoric scenes as Tipperary captured the Munster title in Semple Stadium on Tuesday last. And while Jake rightly grabbed all the headlines, at the other end of the pitch Conor McCarthy, who had a superb game, went about his business in an effective and efficient manner as he thwarted numerous Cork attacks from corner back. It was clear what it meant to people from our club as both men were engulfed by familiar faces at full time. The lads must now prepare for the All-Ireland semi-final against Wexford.
Another group waking up this morning after a venomous bite from Jake “the snake” Morris are the boys of Wexford after Tipperary’s stunning 1-28 to 3-20 win in the All-Ireland senior semi-final. Jake was introduced as a second-half substitute and should have finished with 1-1 to his name but the goal was bizarrely ruled out however his point, Tipperary’s last score of the game, was a thing of beauty. At the other end of the pitch Barry Heffernan played a stormer, repelling numerous Wexford attacks and regularly bursting forward to set the Tipp forwards on their way. Barry was unfortunate not to have a point to his name after Hawkeye deemed his brilliant first-half effort went over the post.
The lads are now preparing to meet Kilkenny in the final in three week’s time and the County Board have revealed that there will be an open training session this Wednesday in Semple Stadium from 7pm to 9pm with the meet and greet beginning at 8:15pm.
Jake Morris puts the nail in the coffin with this catch and point! Superb performance by @TipperaryGAA pic.twitter.com/pf90BIe6CE
— The GAA (@officialgaa) July 28, 2019
It was amazing to see that Jake Morris was trending on Twitter Tuesday evening last following his dramatic injury-time goal against Cork even beating Love Island into fourth place!
Jake Morris with a match winning goal for Tipperary! pic.twitter.com/KIJonrcA7o
— The GAA (@officialgaa) July 23, 2019
Croagh Patrick climb for Milford Hospice
Nenagh Éire Óg walking group are climbing Croagh Patrick to raise funds for Milford Hospice on Bank Holiday Monday and all money raised will go directly to Milford Hospice. All expenses incurred during the walk will be paid for by the walkers. This is a fantastic cause that aids so many in North Tipperary.
If you would like to donate to this worthwhile organisation please click the Go Fund Me link here. https://www.gofundme.com/nenagh-eire-og-croagh-patrick-walk
Club Lotto
This weeks lotto jackpot was not won.
The 5 x €50 lucky dip winners were…..
John Reddan, c/o The 44 Bar
Conal Ryan, Ballygraigue Est
Martin Brown, St Josephs Park
Jim Reddan, Ardcroney
Aoife Cantwell, Benedine
If you would like to join the club lotto online you can do so here.
Barry Coffey
Former Nenagh Éire Óg and current Celtic FC and Republic of Ireland soccer player Barry Coffey made a welcome return to MacDonagh Park on Saturday evening for the John Tucker Cup and it’s clear from his half-time puck around with Jake Morris that he still has the Midas touch. We can’t wait to see Barry again the next time he visits Nenagh.
Willie’s winning matches, details of our exciting 2019 summer camp and the Street Leagues are a major success. All this and more in this weeks news on the Blues
Junior Hurling
Our junior-A hurlers play Burgess on Friday evening in Puckane at 7:30pm in the next round of the championship
Minor Hurling
Our minors were defeated by Toomevara in the North Tipperary championship on 0-13 to 2-14 during the week. They play Roscrea on Wednesday evening at 7:30pm in St. Michael’s Park, Toomevara.
Willie’s Winning Matches
Congratulations to Willie Bolger and Sarsfields Hurling Club in Western Australia who beat Western Swans, 1-20 to 1-10, in the county final on Saturday last. Willie is after building up a fine collection of championship medals on foreign fields in recent years. Keep up the great work Willie.
Another true blue winning championships abroad is Danielle Harrington who won the British junior camogie championship on Saturday with Brother Pearse Camogie Club over Green Isle in McGovern Park, Ruislip 6-9 to 2-4. Danielle brought her amazing form across the water with her banging home five goals in the final.
We also congratulate Barry Coffey who scored the all important goal for the Republic of Ireland in the European under-19 championships against the Czech Republic and secured Ireland’s place in the semi-final against Portugal.
Congratulations to Barry, Willie and Danielle from everyone in the club.
Camogie News
Under-12
Under-10
Under-8 & Under-6
Tipperary
O’Brien has fine performance for Tipperary
Club Walking Group
Serving North Tipperary, Limerick and Clare, Milford Hospice provides the highest quality of care to patients, family and friends in areas of palliative care and services to the older people.
We are going to climb Croagh Patrick with the aim of raising much needed funds for this incredible organisation. Those that are climbing are Fiona Kenneally, Colette Carey, Martina Cahill, Mary Murphy, Jackie Holland, TP Sullivan, Enda O’Sullivan, Elaine McWeeney and Bernie Gratton.
We guarantee that all money raised will go directly to Milford Hospice. All expenses incurred during the walk will be paid for ourselves.
If you would like to donate to this worthwhile organisation please click the Go Fund Me link here.
2019 Summer Camp
It’s Summer Camp time! Registration for boys and girls aged 5yrs-13yrs from 1.15pm tomorrow. Free camp T-shirt for all kids! Bring a small lunch for break time and believe it or not, put sunblock or our young stars! Text 086 0855165 if you need more info. See you all tomorrow!
Street Leagues
The Nenagh Éire Óg under-8 street leagues finished up Saturday morning in MacDonagh Park. The leagues ran over the past three weeks and Saturday was the seventh day of them. 33 children represented their areas in town and ten others had also taken part over the past number of weeks but were away on holidays today all over the world in far away places from China, France, Portugal, Poland and to the USA. They left instructions to their teammates before they left that they wanted to win the trophies and to try their best.
We will run a repeat street league finals day in September when they are all back home.
The four teams were from the Borrisokane Road, Thurles & Limerick Roads, Gortlandroe and Benedine.
The four teams lined up for a mini-parade pre-match and stood for Amhrán na bhFiann with their team mates.
All teams played Gaelic football semi-finals first with Gortlandroe and Borrrisokane Road reaching the first and second place final and Limerick/Thurles and Bendine playing the third and fourth place final. Gortlandroe came out on top with a hard earned win by one score. In the hurling Borrisokane Road got revenge on Gortlandroe to reach the first and second place finals against a strong Benedine team. Limerick/Thurles Road and Gortlandroe played out the third and fourth place final. Borrisokane won out the final by the narrowest of margins.
After the games Tipperary and Éire Óg star Conor McCarthy presented each player with a medal and presented the two winning captains with the trophies. Our thanks to Conor and we wish him and the rest of the under-20 team all the best of luck next Tuesday evening against Cork in the Munster Final.
Juvenile Chairman Liam Heffernan commended the children on their great efforts and encouraged them to stay practising and to take part in the club summer camp next week and the Cúl Camp in late August.
A special thanks to our two young whistlers from the under-16 hurling panel for helping out. Thanks also to Catherine McTiernan for all the hard work behind the scenes helping organise the street league.
Under-10
We welcomed the under-10 boys of Michael Cusack’s Hurling Club from South County Galway, a combination of Beagh GAA and Kilbacenty clubs. A wonderful bunch of lads and excellent young hurlers. We look forward to meeting them again. Thanks to our under-10 parents for the wonderful spread of healthy treats for all after the matches.
Under-12 C
Our under-12 group C warriors bowed out of the championship during the week when they lost out to an excellent Newport side in their North Tipperary quarter-final. They have made huge strides in their development this year and should be proud of their efforts playing up a grade in Group C for the first time. Well done to them on their mighty efforts last night and keep up the good work at training!
Details of our exciting annual summer camp are revealed, the walking group are going to climb Croagh Patrick in aid of Milford Hospice while the junior-As continue their winning streak. All this and more in this week’s news on the Blues.
Summer Camp
It’s that time of year again as the club gears up for its annual Summer Camp! It is always a fun week with plenty of sport and laughter. To reserve your child’s place pleas text 086 0855165 ASAP.
Charity Walk
Serving North Tipperary, Limerick and Clare, Milford Hospice provides the highest quality of care to patients, family and friends in areas of palliative care and services to the older people.
We are going to climb Croagh Patrick with the aim of raising much needed funds for this incredible organisation. Those that are climbing are Martina Cahill, Mary Murphy, Jackie Holland, TP Sullivan, Enda O’Sullivan, Elaine McWeeney and Bernie Gratton.
We guarantee that all money raised will go directly to Milford Hospice. All expenses incurred during the walk will be paid for ourselves.
If you would like to donate to this worthwhile organisation please click the Go Fund Me link here.
Junior-A
Our junior-A hurlers continued their great run of form with a 4-20 to 1-15 win over Borris-Ileigh in Shallee on Friday evening. The goals came from Cian O’Farrell, Killian Malone and Darragh Walsh (2). They now play Burgess in round six on Friday 26 July.
Minor Hurling
Our minor hurlers were defeated by Toomevara on Wednesday evening in the opening round of the championship, 2-14 to 0-13. Our next game is expected to be against Roscrea on Wednesday, 24 July.
Under-16
Sure where else would a dedicated under-16 manager who got married on Saturday be on a Monday evening? The boys had a wedding gift for the happy couple on Monday just after the first round of the hurling championship. Congratulations to David and Ellen and best wishes for a happy life together from all in the juvenile club but especially from the under-16 panel.
The under-16s take on Toomevara tonight, Monday, at 7pm in Toomevara.
Under-12
The under-12 C side play Newport in the North Tipperary quarter final tomorrow, Tuesday, at 7pm in Newport. Best of luck to all concerned.
Camogie News
Under-12
Under-10
Under-8
Tipperary
Nenagh Éire Óg’s Grace O’Brien started for Tipperary as they beat Dublin yesterday in round four of the All-Ireland Championship. Grace played corner forward and they have now qualified for the quarter finals. Tipperary play Meath away next Saturday.
Congratulations to Jake Morris, Conor McCarthy and the Tipperary under-20 side who defeated Waterford in the Munster semi-final on Tuesday evening last in Semple Stadium, 3-23 to 0-10. Jake was in flying form scoring 0-13 (0-11f) while Conor had a fine game at corner back. They now play Cork in the Munster final.
Jake Morris and Barry Heffernan both featured as Tipperary seniors overcame the challenge posed by Laois in Croke Park in the All-Ireland quarter-final. Barry scored a great point in the second half and the team now meet Wexford in two week’s time.
In Gaelic football Mason Cawley, Jack McLoughlin and Sam O’Farrell all played for the under-14s against Galway on Saturday last. Well done lads.
Cians first trip to croke park #tipp @TipperaryGAA @nenagheireog pic.twitter.com/9EbSP6huTy
— Stephen Ryan (@ryanstephen83) July 14, 2019
Club Lotto
This weeks lotto jackpot was not won:
The 5 x €50 lucky dip winners were:
Bernie Hennessy, Rathfalla
Aisling Dunne
David Freeman, Ballinasloe
Rachel McGrath
Louise Ryan, Cudville Green
If you would like to join the club lotto online you can do so here.
Mason, Cian and Filip win the Jim Power shield, love is in the air while the under-14s defeat Ballina in the championship. All this and more in this week’s news on the Blues
Wedding Bells
We extend our congratulations to David Minogue who married the beautiful Ellen Burgess on Saturday in St. Mary’s of the Rosary. We wish the lovely couple many years of health and happiness together.
Adult News
Senior Hurling
Our senior hurlers exited the Tipperary Water county league at the semi-final stage on Friday evening last in Borrisoleigh following a 2-30 to 1-19 loss to Drom & Inch. Michael Heffernan’s second-half goal wasn’t enough to repel the Drom & Inch attack. The focus for the lads will now shift to the county championship which is not expected to recommence until after Tipperary’s interest in the All-Ireland campaign ends.
Junior-A
Our junior hurlers will play Borris-Ileigh on Friday evening at 7pm in the next round of the North Tipperary championship. With three wins from three the lads will be anxious to maintain their good form. The venue for this fixture has yet to be confirmed. Please check out website during the week for further details.
Minor Hurling
Our minors play Toomevara on Wednesday evening in the North Tipperary championship at 7pm. The venue for this fixture has yet to be confirmed.
Tipperary
Congratulations to Grace O’Brien and the Tipperary seniors who defeated Clare on Saturday in the Liberty Insurance All-Ireland championship on Saturday in O’Garney Park, Sixmilebridge on a 2-12 to 1-7 scoreline. Grace was introduced in the second half and scored a fine point. For highlights of this game including Grace’s point, please click here.
Congratulations to Sarah Quigley who was part of the Tipperary intermediate panel who defeated Laois 0-16 to 1-11 in in the championship in Rathdowney on Saturday.
Well done to Éabha O’Brien and Ciara Morris who featured for the Tipperary under-14s in Naomh Mearnóg GAA club in Portmarnock.
Congratulations also go to Mason Cawley, Cian Connolly and Filip McIntyre who were all part of the Tipperary under-14 Gaelic football side that won the shield in the Jim Power tournament in Dungarvan on Saturday defeating Waterford in the final.
Best of luck to Conor McCarthy, Jake Morris and the Tipperary under-20 hurlers who take on Waterford at 7:30pm in Semple Stadium on Tuesday evening.
Juvenile News
Under-14
On Thursday evening last our under-14s overcame the challenge of Ballina in MacDonagh Park on a 1-9 to 0-2 scoreline with Josh McLoughlin getting the all important goal midway through the second half when he brilliantly fetched the ball from the heavens turned and unleashed a bullet to the back of the net. Indeed both sets of players were an absolute credit to their respective clubs afterwards with the sportsmanship on display as they went out of their way to shake hands with each other. Well done to both panels. We wish Filip McIntyre a speedy recovery from a knock he picked up in the match.
Camogie News
Under-8
The sun shone brightly for our under-8s on Thursday last as they had a fantastic evening on the pitch hosting Kiladangan for a series of games. All the girls thoroughly enjoyed the matches and their skills are really coming on from all the good effort they are putting in at training. Thanks to Kieran and co for organising. Next blitz is this Saturday the 13th in Newport. Training continues Mondays and Thursdays at 6pm and new players always welcome .
Under-10
Under-10s continue training at 5.30pm on Monday and 6pm on Thursday.
Under-12
The under-12s play Newport in a challenge game Monday evening. Training back on Thursday at 5.30pm ahead of the next county league game against Drom & Inch next week.
Club Walking Group
On Sunday morning the walking group heading up to Step for a beautiful mountain walk. They are photographed above having sprinted up Heart Attack Hill. In the picture are Bernie Gratton, Jackie Holland, Mary Murphy, John O’Sullivan, Enda O’Sullivan, TP Sullivan and Pauline Phelan. Missing from the shot is Bartley Ryan who was still struggling to make it past the 1/3 mark at this stage. Thankfully Mary kindly volunteered to go back down and help him reach the summit.
Club Lotto
This weeks lotto jackpot of €1,500 was not won.
The 5 x €50 lucky dip winners were…..
Ann Kelly, Moanfin
Matt Lillis, Tullaheady
Con Cleary, Limerick Road
Cliodhna Morris, c/o HiB
Edel Connolly, Hogans Pass.
If you would like to join the club lotto online you can do so here.
Our under-14s have a ball in Mayo, the seniors gear up for the county league semi-final while Jake and Barry feature in the Munster final. All this and more in this week’s news on the Blues
Tipperary
Commiserations go to Jake Morris, Barry Heffernan and the Tipperary senior hurlers who were defeated by Limerick in the Munster final on Sunday in the Gaelic Grounds. Jake scored a point in the final while Barry was introduced as a second-half substitute. The panel must now focus on the All-Ireland quarter-final.
Congratulations to Jake Morris and Conor McCarthy who were both named on the Tipperary under-20 panel for the upcoming season. Tipperary play Waterford in Semple Stadium in the Munster semi-final on July 9th at 19:30.
Grace O’Brien started for the Tipperary seniors as they overcame Waterford in the Liberty Insurance All-Ireland championship on Saturday in Nowlan Park, 4-11 to 2-14. Well done Grace.
Congratulations to Richie Flannery who coached the Limerick minor hurlers to the Munster title on Sunday. We wish them well in their quest for All-Ireland glory.
Senior Hurling
Best of luck to our senior hurlers who play Drom & Inch in the Tipperary Water county hurling league semi-final on Friday, 5 July, at 8pm in The Ragg.
Junior-A Hurling
Our junior-A hurlers defeated Knockshegowna on Friday evening in Shallee 1-14 to 1-11 in the championship.
Camogie News
St Mary’s Convent Primary School
On Monday 24th June coaches from the club visited St. Mary’s Convent Primary School where they gave taster camogie sessions to all the students from junior infants up to second class. For many of the girls it was their first times playing camogie and they really enjoyed the experience. As a special treat the girls got their photograph taken with Tipperary star Grace O’Brien before enjoying a well-deserved ice-cream afterwards. Thanks to coaches Niall Cahill, Holly O’Brien, Caoimhe Connolly, Zoey Gratton, Cian Connolly, Enda O’Sullivan, Conor Tierney, Grace O’Brien, Seán McNamara and Sam O’Farrell.
If any of the girls would like to play camogie with the club please contact us through any of our social media channels.
Under-10
Our under-10 camogie players traveled to Borrisoleigh on Saturday for a county blitz. Two teams from Nenagh played some some great camogie in very warm conditions. Thanks to all of the parents for making the trip and well done to all of the girls, especially Lucy Anne and Aishling – the dynamic duo from the under-8s who were in the middle of everything for Nenagh Éire Óg!
Juvenile News
Féile Peile na nÓg 2019
Our under-14 footballers travelled to Ballina in Co. Mayo this weekend for the annual John West Féile Peile na nÓg where we were hosted by Ballina Stephenites and the welcome could not have been any warmer. From the moment we arrived to our departure we could not have been treated any better.
The results did not go our way over the weekend with defeats to Knockmore, Domhnach Mór Naoimh Pádraig, Ballina Stephenites and Eirn’s Isle but despite that everyone had a wonderful time and all the players represented the club and county impeccably and were an absolute credit.
Sympathies
The club would like to extend its sympathies to the family and friends of the late Patricia (Patty) Grace from Rathnaleen, Nenagh. Her sons Barry and Brian played juvenile with the club with her other son Michael was a member of the successful 1995 county senior hurling championship panel. Barry is also a juvenile coach with the club while her grandchildren Lauren and Jamie play for Nenagh.
She is reposing at her home this Monday from 4 o’c to 8 o’c. Funeral arriving to St. Marys of the Rosary Church, Nenagh, on Tuesday for Requiem Mass at 12 o’c. Burial in Lisboney Old Graveyard. House private on Tuesday, please.
We also express our sympathies to the Sheedy family following the passing of Lelia Ryan during the week.
Club Lotto
This weeks jackpot was not won.
The 5 x €50 lucky dip winners were…..
Jack Long, Hawthorns
Jim Gleeson, Ballymackey
Anthony Morgan
Eva & Jill Moynihan
Billy Burke, Ballycommon
If you would like to join the club lotto online you can do so here.
The Blues 10km is a fantastic success, excitement is at bursting point as the under-14s get ready for Féile Peil while we announce the launch of our brand new mobile app. All this and more in this week’s bumper edition of the news on the Blues.
All in the club are saddened by the news of the recent passing of John Lawlor.
John served as chairman, secretary and treasurer of Nenagh Éire Óg throughout the 1960s and 1970s. He played hurling and Gaelic football for the club as well as working as a mentor for numerous Gaelic football and hurling teams from juvenile right up to senior. He was the club’s representative to both the North and County Board and was Bord na nÓg secretary between 1964 and 1967.
Later in life he moved to Kilruane MacDonagh’s where he continued his lifelong service to the GAA acting as an administrator and selector with various teams.
His son David played in goals for Nenagh Éire Óg in recent years.
To his wife Mary, sons Damian, Sean and David and daughter Collette we offer our sincerest sympathies.
Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam
The Blues 10k
Sunday morning saw MacDonagh Park become a hive of activity as the Ivers and Cullinan sponsored Blues 5km and 10km runs took place while the HSE organised over thirty stands in the complex.
The first three runners home were Tom Lupton (Portlaoise), David Sheehan (Nenagh) and Alan Kelly (Nenagh). For a full list of results and times from Premier Timing please click here.
Meanwhile in the complex the HSE had over thirty stands offering advice, support, free health checks and even pilates to visitors to the club. This was a wonderfully organised event and everyone who attended were wholesome in their praise of the organisers. At the end we were treated to a wonderful concert from Chimers Choir who performed a number of songs to the appreciative audience.
The club wish to thank the organising committee, the volunteers, stewards and in particular Shane Connolly for all his efforts in ensuring today’s event was a wonderful success.
Club Mobile App
We are thrilled to reveal our brand new mobile app which has gone live in the last few days. Created and developed by the talented Seán McTiernan it is now available to all android users. Simply search for “Nenagh Eire Og” on the Play Store and download it for free. It is hoped that in time we will have an Apple version. Thanks to Seán for putting in many hours to create this wonderful addition to our online presence.
Senior
Our senior hurlers defeated Portroe in the final game of the round robin stage of the Tipperary Water county league on Sunday morning, 4-16 to 2-9, with Conor Hennessy, Cian O’Farrell, Philip Hickey and Seán Phelan bagging the goals. This means the lads have now qualified for the semi-finals as they bid to retain their title. We send Michael McNamara the very best as he recovers from an injury picked up in this game.
Junior-A
Our junior-A hurlers continued their good run in this year’s championship defeating Roscrea in the second round of the North Tipperary championship on Friday evening last 1-14 to 1-13. With thirteen minutes to play the Blues were five-points down but showed great composure and determination to reel in an excellent Roscrea side. Aided by a 51st minute Cian O’Farrell goal, Eddie Tucker’s side never panicked and it was substitute Eoghan Slattery who popped over the winning point with just three minutes remaining.
Tipperary
We wish Barry Heffernan, Jake Morris and the Tipperary senior hurlers the very best of luck next Sunday as they take on Limerick in the Munster senior hurling final in Páirc na nGael. Limerick are chasing their twentieth title while Tipperary are going for their 43rd.
Commiserations to Grace O’Brien and the Tipperary senior camogie side who were defeated by Cork in the Liberty Insurance All-Ireland championship on Saturday, 2-20 to 1-8. Grace started the game at corner forward and supplied two of Tipperary’s points, one in either half. Tipperary will play the replay of the abandoned match against Waterford next Saturday in Nowlan Park, Kilkenny.
Juvenile News
Féile Peil 2019
Excitement is almost at bursting point as the boys put their final preparations together for next weekend’s Féile Peil 2019 competition. We are playing in Division Two and have been drawn in the same group as our hosts Ballina Stephenites (Mayo), Knockmore (Mayo) and St. Patrick’s, Donaghmore (Tyrone).
On Friday evening we will play Knockmore (17:30) and St. Patrick’s Donaghmore (19:00), with both of these games going ahead in Knockmore. The following morning we are lining out against our hosts Ballina Stephenites at 10:45am in Ballina.
On Sunday morning members of the senior hurling panel gathered on the inside pitch, were blindfolded and had to turn ten times, making them slightly dizzy, before attempting to kick a football. The pitch had been divided into grids by Mel Gleeson and where ever the ball ended up decided the winners of our Square Ball competition. We wish to thank all who bought tickets for this fundraiser and everyone who organised it.
The winners of €50 each were:
Joe Gleeson
John Connolly
Emily Gleeson
Enagh Walsh
Laurna Keller
William Talbot
Nuala Connolly
Greg Brown
Cian O’Farrell
Deirdre McSherry
Spot Prizes:
Daragh Redmond – Bottle of Wine
Siobhan Stapleton – Crystal Candle Holder
Cathal Doherty – Box of Chocolates
Keelan Rice – Gear Bag
Under-6
Well done to our under-6 boys on a great morning’s hurling in MacDonagh Park at the club blitz. Great to see such big numbers again in Éire Óg colours. Thanks to our visitors Kilruane MacDonagh’s, Kiladangan and Roscrea for bringing their super young players to the field and to all of the parents for providing refreshments afterwards. The future of North Tipperary hurling is in good hands!
Thanks to @nenagheireog for organising a great U-6 hurling blitz this morning. James’ first day lining out for @MacDonaghsGAA Hopefully the first of many. pic.twitter.com/Rfd7W2FC9T
— Sinead Gaynor (@sineadgaynor) June 22, 2019
Under-8
Our under-8 boys travelled to Cloughjordan on Saturday morning to play against Kilruane MacDonagh’s and Lorrha Dorrha. As always it was really well organised and the boys had a great time. Lots of our boys had played in a schools blitz in Éire Óg on Friday representing St Mary’s BNS and Gaelscoil Aonach Urmhumhan. Over 150 boys took part in the school blitz.
For some of the primary school children it was their first time playing hurling and we would love to welcome new players to the club to try out hurling or Gaelic football. We are starting a street league in Gaelic football this Tuesday from 6pm until 7pm and in hurling on Wednesday from 5.30pm until 6.30pm. It will run for a few weeks at the same time. If any new players would like to play they need a gumshield for football, for hurling they can borrow a hurley and helmet from the club. Anyone interested in coming along can turn up on the night or contact 0874086439.
You’re in the army now
Oh, oh you’re in the army, now
Our minor hurlers travelled to Clare on Saturday to take on Sixmilebridge in a challenge game before enjoying an afternoon’s paint-balling. Our thanks go to the management of the panel for organising the day.
Camogie News
Under-16
Best of luck to the under-16s who have their first match of the league next Tuesday away to Portroe at 7.30p.m.
Under-12
The under-12s played very well to beat Lorrha in the County League. This week we play at home to Toomevara in the next round of the County League. Fixture TBC. Congratulations to all of the girls who played in the Cumann na mBunscoil finals in Semple Stadium.
Under-10
Under-10 girls have a county blitz in Borrisoleigh this coming Saturday. Training continues Monday and Thursday as usual.
Gaelscoil Aonach Urmhumhan
Congratulations to the students of Gaelscoil Aonach Urmhumhan who played in two county finals this week in the Cumann na mBunscol competitions. The under-11 boys defeated Tipperary CBS 5-6 to 4-5 while they also defeated Powerstown 4-9 to 4-6. In the camogie they beat Upperchurch 2-4 to 0-1. Afterwards they paid Michael Cleary a visit in JKCs where they enjoyed an ice-cream.
Míle buíochas do Mhichael a thug uachtar reoite blasta do na himreoirí go léir a d'imir i Staid Semple ag na Craobhacha le @TippCumanNamBun ar son @GaelscoilAU 🍦♥️💚 @jkctoymaster pic.twitter.com/1Xn1GuKznq
— RangGemma (@rang4gemma) June 21, 2019
Go maith tuillte ag na himreoirí go léir ón 4 fhoireann faoi 11 a d'imir i Stáid Semple agus chun 3 🏆🏆🏆 a thógáil ar ais go dtí an scoil 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 maith sibh a pháistí go léir 💚♥️ @TippCumanNamBun @GaelscoilAU pic.twitter.com/DJVBpTpGkg
— RangGemma (@rang4gemma) June 21, 2019
Noreen Coffey
Well done to Noreen Coffey who recently returned home from India where she volunteered for three weeks with the Hope Foundation charity. Pictured are boys from two different homes who were delighted to receive a gift of a Nenagh Éire Óg jersey and sliothar. Noreen would like to thank Matt Lillis for organising the tops for the lads. No better man!
Club Lotto
This weeks lotto jackpot was not won.
The 5 x €50 lucky dip winners were…..
Peggy O Leary, c/o Bingo
Marie Courtney
James Morris Jnr, c/o the HiB
Margaret Cleary, Annbrook
Jimmy Hourigan, Belmont
If you would like to join the club lotto online you can do so here.
Well done to Shane Connolly & @nenagheireog along with @maria1bridgeman, @BernardGloster, Maura Cleary & @CommHealthMW for their promotion of @HealthyIreland in Nenagh today. @HSELive pic.twitter.com/BVdNAOfBDC
— Alan Kelly TD (@alankellylabour) June 23, 2019
Great fun filled day with lots of @HealthyIreland tips. Sincere thank you to @maria1bridgeman and all @nenagheireog for hosting this event in the community and thank you to the big numbers that attended pic.twitter.com/ak3IvIL1Ub
— HSE Mid West Community Healthcare (@CommHealthMW) June 23, 2019
Our choir staff and service users #Chimers close out the @CommHealthMW @HSELive @HealthyIreland session @nenagheireog gaa thanks head of service @maria1bridgeman & team great event pic.twitter.com/sBEgZDHJSk
— Bernard Gloster (@BernardGloster) June 23, 2019
Neurology so important @MSIRELAND @ParkinsonsIre nenagh also Chime & @HSELive audiology for hearing loss sharing in our @CommHealthMW @HealthyIreland day in partnership with @nenagheireog gaa pic.twitter.com/FPraA0Y40r
— Bernard Gloster (@BernardGloster) June 23, 2019
Glad to meet the #COPD Tipp Support Group hearing of their self management support system at our @HealthyIreland @CommHealthMW day in partnership with @nenagheireog We are @HSELive with our community and some fun guys to help! pic.twitter.com/ChlB5lDo8J
— Bernard Gloster (@BernardGloster) June 23, 2019
Supporting dementia in north Tipperary @nenagheireog with the memory cafe Thurles & our own @CommHealthMW hospital of the assumption it’s our @HealthyIreland day with our community – partners and wonderful staff #healthtogether pic.twitter.com/dClGCbLZXf
— Bernard Gloster (@BernardGloster) June 23, 2019
Our @CommHealthMW @HSELive primary care physios helping smaller ones achieve milestones with fun @nenagheireog @tippgaa it’s one of our many @HealthyIreland engagements with community partners plus lots of diabetes and blood pressure screening pic.twitter.com/Zfc9g3uvP4
— Bernard Gloster (@BernardGloster) June 23, 2019
Delighted to spend Sunday in @tippgaa @nenagheireog where our @maria1bridgeman & our staff @CommHealthMW & partners @gardainfo are promoting @HealthyIreland @alankellylabour dropped in. @HSELive working with our community @paulreiddublin pic.twitter.com/j5c9wgyRjy
— Bernard Gloster (@BernardGloster) June 23, 2019
Waiting to do his fitness at her health and wellbeing day nenagh pic.twitter.com/RUvItOOqma
— Orla Hammersley (@hammersleyorla) June 23, 2019
@jackotheclown here until 2pm today @nenagheireog ,all come down and say big hello pic.twitter.com/0lmuNqKUP5
— Maria Bridgeman (@maria1bridgeman) June 23, 2019