The under-16A hurlers’ thrilling championship campaign came to heart-breaking end at Annacarty on Saturday afternoon when Éire Óg suffered a four-point defeat against a terrific Moycarkey-Borris team in the county final.
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Éire Óg enjoyed a twelve-point win over a determined Portroe side at Semple Stadium, Thurles on Sunday afternoon. Despite trailing by eight points at the break Portroe fought back manfully to close the gap to four, but the Blues surged clear in the final quarter to book their place in the semi-finals of the Clean Ireland Recycling County Senior Hurling Championship.
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Nenagh Éire Óg over-turned a two-point interval deficit to book their place in the final of the county under-16A hurling championship against Moycarkey-Borris at Kickham Park, Thurles on Saturday afternoon.
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The Nenagh Éire Óg under-16A hurlers earned an eight-point win over Roscrea at St Michael’s Park in Toomevara on Saturday afternoon – the victory marked the Blues’ first win at the grade since 2012.
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Liam Heffernan’s senior hurlers booked their place in the quarter-finals of the Clean Ireland Recycling County Senior Hurling Championship following a fourteen-point win over Roscrea at a soaking wet St Flannan’s Park in Moneygall on Sunday afternoon.
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For the very first time in adult Camogie Nenagh Éire Óg and Toomevara met in competitive action in a highly-entertaining encounter in MacDonagh Park, Nenagh in the third round of the junior A championship – Toomevara emerged victorious, but were pushed all the way by a determined and skilful home side.
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The Blues lost an entertaining minor A quarter-final at a windy Puckane on Wednesday evening. The Éire Óg lads gave it everything, but in the end were defeated by an impressive Kilruane team.
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The Éire Óg junior B hurlers missed out on a place in the north Tipperary quarter-finals when suffering a two-point defeat against Shannon Rovers at MacDonagh Park, Nenagh on Saturday evening.
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Paddy Murphy collected the Dr Fogarty Cup (Division Two) at Templetuohy on Friday evening following the Blues 25-point win over Mullinahone.
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Nenagh Éire Óg were beaten by Roscrea in an entertaining affair at St Michael’s Park in Toomevara on Wednesday evening. A number of injuries and a little misfortune hampered the Blues’ efforts, but, thankfully, irrespective of this defeat John Manley’s men have successfully progressed to the knock-out stages of this year’s minor A hurling championship.
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