A well needed catchup!
Lotto
There was no winner of our latest lotto jackpot which stood at €5200. The three lucky dip winners were Nessa Kelly, Karen O’ Farrell and Peter Sheridan. We thank everyone who continues to support our club lotto. Our lotto can be played on club force using the link below:
Membership
Membership 2025 is now open.
All players / coaches must be registered before they train or play. The deadline for membership registration is the 31st of March.
Female playing membership is paid separately to Nenagh Eire Og Camogie club
All memberships can now be paid online through the Foireann System www.foireann.ie
Healthy Club 2025
Community Walking Series:
Ireland Lights Up 2025.
The final ‘Ireland Lights Up’ event of the 2025 Irish Life series took place on Wednesday last. A massive well done to everyone who turned up to these events and created a healthy habit for the new year. Thank you so much to volunteers and everyone who made the walking series a success.
Beginner’s Strength Class series for women.
Hosted by Nenagh Éire Óg Camogie Club, the female only beginner’s strength class series takes place on Monday evenings and continues every week till the 24th of February.
This series is perfect for beginners and seasoned class participants alike.
For all Healthy Club Queries, see club social media or contact Deirdre O’Connor, Healthy Club Officer for further details: healthyclubnenagheireog@gmail.com
Win A House
Fancy winning a house in Tipperary? Enter the draw today! Tickets at €100 are available from Jim Nagle 087-2850732. For each ticket sold, €30 goes to the club.
For full details see www.winahouse.ie
Social Hurling
A masterclass display from the bibs on Thursday night’s social hurling encounter. 7 goals from the inform Mick Hutchinson, one of them on a par with the great Paul Flynn’s top spin strike for Waterford in the 2004 Munster Final secured the 9-3 victory. Not even the introduction of Suzy White could stem the tide for the non-bibs.
An honorary mention for Eddie Tucker’s support play throughout but Hutchinson’s performance cannot be overlooked for the man of the match accolade.
Anyone interested in playing social ground hurling can contact Conor O’Donovan 087-6107360
Tipperary
The Tipperary Senior hurling team got off to a great start in their league campaign, with wins over Galway and Wexford, but fell short to Limerick in their latest fixture. We have 3 club representatives on the panel, Jake Morris, Josh Keller and Sam O’ Farrell. Sam and Josh both made their debuts in the league. They face Cork at home on Saturday with throw in at 7.30pm in Semple Stadium. Best of luck. 
Harty Cup
At the beginning of the month, the Harty Cup returned to Tipperary with Thurles CBS. Juvenile Chairperson, Niall Cahill, was the manager of the winning side. Niall gave an excellent post match interview and phenomenal tribute to Dillon Quirke, who was part of the Thurles CBS team who won the title in 2015. Congratulations Niall on your success.
Ryan Cup
Congratulations to Senior hurler Mark Carey and the Garda College on their Ryan Cup Final win at the weekend. Final score Garda College 0-19 TU Dublin 1-13.
Juvenile Notes
Congratulations to the captains of our 2024 winning squads who collected medals on behalf of the successful teams at the North Tipperary Captains presentation night in Nenagh.
Congratulations to Fionn Tucker, captain of the Nenagh Éire Óg Under 13A Football team who won the 2024 North Tipperary football championship .
Congratulations to Ruaidhri O’Brien, captain of the Nenagh Éire Óg Under 13D Football team who won the 2024 North Tipperary football championship.
Congratulations to Éanna Tucker and James Heffernan who were part of the North Tipperary U15 hurling team who won the Rodger Ryan cup in 2024.
The boys were presented with their medals by Jake Morris of Éire Óg and Tipperary Senior Hurlers vice captain, thanks Jake for making the night a very special occasion.
Christy McLoughlin swapped his whistle for the mic at the presentation night where he shared some very positive messages to the attending crowd – Stay playing, Keep making friends through hurling & football, If you’ve things on your mind confide in someone and respect the referees.
Referees are in short supply so if you’re interested in refereeing get in touch with Christy via Nenagh Éire Óg club media.
Christy is also involved in mentoring North Tipperary underage football teams. Well done Christy!
