The GAA’s Health and Well-Being Coordinator Stacey Cannon commended the work of Nenagh Éire Óg at a seminar which featured renowned psychologist Shane Martin at the Abbey Court Hotel on Wednesday evening
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The under-21 hurlers would appreciate your support in this weekend’s north semi-final when the Blues face the defending champions Kilruane MacDonagh’s at Dolla.
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Exciting news this week as we reveal the details of the up-coming book launch which will see GAA President Liam O’Neill feature at the MacDonagh Park complex on Sunday, December 7th. There is also a bumper edition of the newsletter and a north Tipperary under-21A semi-final against Kilruane MacDonagh’s to look forward to.
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GAA President Liam O’Neill will launch the first two volumes of the book ‘A Central Culture – Gaelic Sport in Nenagh’ at the MacDonagh Park complex on Sunday, December 7th. This terrific piece of work has been compiled by Donal A Murphy, PJ Maxwell and Nancy Murphy.
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There is an exciting weekend coming up for the Camogie club – on Saturday the under-16 Camogie team take on Newport-Ballinahinch in the county final while on Sunday the under-14 team also face Newport-Ballinahinch in their respective county final. Meanwhile the Éire Óg minor A team will also be in action against Cahir. Please support these teams if you can – your support is appreciated.
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The Nenagh Éire Óg Healthy Club Project Team will host a health and wellbeing seminar at the Abbey Court Hotel on Wednesday, November 19th.
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On Monday afternoon Nenagh Éire Óg beat Kilruane MacDonagh’s 2-13 to 1-13 in the opening round of the north Tipperary under-21A hurling championship – Kilruane are the defending champions and the win gave Blues supporters a great lift following the defeat suffered in Saturday’s junior A county final.
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The depleted Blues suffered an 11-point defeat to Thurles Sarsfields in the county minor A Camogie championship on Monday afternoon.
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Heartbreak for our junior A team in Saturday’s county final, but the under-21A hurlers presented Éire Óg supporters with something to shout about on Monday afternoon when beating Kilruane MacDonagh’s 2-13 to 1-13.
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Despite the heartache of losing the county quarter-final on Sunday there is still plenty to savour for the Blues. On Sunday our under-13 hurlers captured the north Tipperary plate in great style while our junior A hurlers are this week preparing to face Skeheenarinky in a county final. And, our under-16 Camogie team have also progressed to their respective county final.
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