Lotto
There was no winner of our latest lotto jackpot. The three lucky dip winners were:
– Claire Gavin
– Brian Duffy, 1- Ash Road
– Deirdre Lowney, Bendeine
We thank everyone for their continuous support of our Club Lotto, get your entries in below:
https://play.clubforce.com/play_newa.asp?ll_id=292#Anchor
Tipperary Club’s Development Draw
The club officially launched the 2024/25 Tipperary clubs development draw. This is your chance to support club & county and win some incredible prizes:
- €500,000 prize fund
- 10 monthly draws
- 500 prizes
- Top draw prize in July is €30,000 and €20,000 per month thereafter
Our thanks to everyone who has supported this draw in the past and we look forward to your continued support. We are specifically targeting a 10% increase in new members for this year’s draw, so if you have not done so already, we are asking any person associated with the club to join the draw and help support club finances. Remember that 70% of each ticket comes directly back to the club
There are a number of ways of joining the draw.
- Contact draw co-ordinator Catherine Kennedy at 086 1996643.
- Contact any senior, juvenile or camogie club officer.
- Adult – Tom Gleeson, Catherine McTiernan, Jim Nagle, Ella Carey.
- Juvenile – Niall Cahill, John Kennedy, Mel Gleeson, Elaine McWeeney.
- Camogie – Tom Boland, Caitriona Fahy, Donal Ryan, Paraic Harty.
- In addition to club officers, contact any of the following draw promotors.
- Eamon Brennan, Breda Conroy, Enda Costello, Michael Geaney, Anne Kennedy, Matt Lillis, Enda Long , Josephine Mackey, Seamus Morris, Mikey Ryan, Eamon Spillane, John Tooher, Ronan Walsh.
- You can also join online at https://tipperary.gaa.ie/tipperary-gaa-clubs-draw/. Remember to give Nenagh Éire Óg as your club. If you joined the draw through this link last year, your ticket will not be automatically renewed, you will need to sign up again this year.
Thank you for your continued support.
“One Club fundraising Committee”
Specsavers Launch
Reaffirming its commitment to the local community, Specsavers Nenagh has announced the renewal of its sponsorship agreement with local GAA club, Nenagh Éire Óg. This continued partnership underscores Specsavers Nenagh’s belief in backing the local community at all stages of the life.
Speaking on the announcement, Store Director of Specsavers Nenagh, Orlagh Moynihan said: ‘Like many communities across Ireland, the local GAA club plays a key role in bringing people in the community together. The success of our business is thanks to the continued support of the local people and that it why we are delighted to continue this partnership. This announcement reflects our commitment to nurturing these successes and supporting the club’s bright future.’
Nenagh Éire Óg club Treasurer Jim Nagle expressed: ‘We are absolutely thrilled to have Specsavers Nenagh on board with us again. Their support over the years has been invaluable, and their renewed commitment is a huge vote of confidence in our club and what we’re building here in the community. We look forward to celebrating many more successes together in the future.’
Specsavers Nenagh has been a steadfast supporter of Nenagh Éire Óg since its first sponsorship agreement in 2019, playing a key role in sponsoring team jerseys, as well as providing financial support for upgraded club facilities. Recent developments have included a four-panel hurling wall alongside an astro turf pitch. Additionally, having acquired 10 acres of adjacent land several years ago, Nenagh Éire Ógrecently laid a sand-based field complete with drainage and security fencing. This new field, which will also include posts, ball nets and lighting pylons, is scheduled for full use by the summer of 2025. The support from the renewed agreement will also go towards new dressing rooms for the new field, the construction of a 2.5 km community walkway/cycleway as well as to the plans to add a 200m² gymnasium.
At Specsavers Nenagh, customers are always guaranteed expert eye care and hearing services, exceptional choice, and outstanding value for money. For further information, visit Specsavers Nenagh, 5 Quintin’s Way, Pearse Street, Tipperary, Tipperary or call (067) 37280. See https://www.specsavers.ie/stores/nenagh for more details.
Senior
Following their North Semi- Final defeat to Toomevara, our Senior hurlers suffered another blow in the first round of the County Championship. They played Holycross/Ballycahill on Sunday afternoon and were defeated on a scoreline of 0-24 to 0-19. Their next opponent is Lorrha- Dorrha. That game will be played on Saturday the 10th of August at 7.15pm in Cloughjordan.
Junior A
Our Junior A’s drew with Kiladangan on Wednesday last on a scoreline of 3-12 to 1-18. The goals came from Conor McCarthy, Stevie Hallinan and Jamie Cottrell. They now face Roscrea in the North Quarter- final this Friday at 7pm in Cloughjordan. Wishing players and management the very best of luck.
U19
Our U19 hurlers drew with Toomevara in round 1 of the North Championship on a scoreline of 0-16 to 1-13. Their next game takes place on Wednesday the 7th of August against Silvermines.
Juvenile Notes
Camogie Notes
Thanks to Cyril, Darragh, Aine and Kieran for mentoring the girls throughout the season.
Minor
Training continues on Monday and Thursday evenings.
We await the fixtures for the first round of the Minor championship.
Intermediate
We played Liam Mellowes Camogie Club in a challenge game on Saturday morning and won on a scoreline of 1-10 to 0-8. Thanks to Mellowes team and management for a great sporting game and to Tommy Ryan for refereeing. Intermediate training continues Monday’s, Wednesday’s and Friday’s.
