Adult News

Darragh Walsh handpasses the ball against Silvermines
Senior
Our senior hurlers play JK Brackens in the county league this Saturday at 3pm in MacDonagh Park. Best of luck lads.
Junior-A
Our junior-A hurlers travelled to St. Cronan’s Park on Saturday afternoon to play Roscrea in the North Junior-A league and lost on a 0-18 to 1-9 scoreline.
Junior-B

Jamie Gallagher clears his lines in the junior-B league match against Silvermines
On Sunday morning the junior-B hurlers played an entertaining draw against Silvermines in the league, Silvermines 1-14, Nenagh Éire Óg 0-17.

Mikey Cleary Mac Cloone solos clear against Silvermines
Tipperary
Congratulations to both Éanna Tucker and Jake Donnellan Houlihan and the Tipperary minor and under-20 hurlers on their wins during the week against both Clare and Waterford. Tipperary beat Waterford 0-16 to 0-15 in Fraher Field in the under-20 championship with Jake playing at wing back while Éanna contributed 0-2 in the minors 4-20 to 3-19 win over Clare.
Camogie News

County Action
Congratulations to Aisling Ryan who was in action on Easter Sunday, 5 April, with the Tipperary U15B team. Aisling and her teammates were crowned U15B Munster Tier 1 Final winners following a victory over Limerick in Fethard Town Park. This is a fantastic achievement. Well done, Aisling.
Under-10
Our under-10s played their first blitz of the year on Saturday, 4 April, against Lorrha & Dorrha and Burgess. Despite difficult conditions, the girls played three games and performed brilliantly throughout. A great effort all round.
Under-12

Our under-12girls and boys teams that took part in the challenge game.
Our under-12 girls and boys played very competitive challenge matches last Thursday, battling hard despite the inclement weather. It was excellent preparation ahead of the upcoming league championship. Fixtures will be confirmed shortly.
Under-14

Our under-14 side
Our under-14s recorded a strong win in a challenge match against Kiladangan on Good Friday morning in difficult conditions. The girls open their championship campaign against Silvermines the week after next. Preparations continue this week with training and a challenge match against Kilruane.
Under-16
Our under-16s play Ballina this Wednesday, 8 April, at 6.30pm in MacDonagh Park in the league semi-final. Best of luck to all involved.
Junior C

Action from the junior-C match against Burgess Duharra
Our Junior C team played their second game on Friday evening in Kilcoleman against Burgess Duharra. After an excellent first-half performance, we were unlucky not to add to the scoreboard in the second half, with Burgess ultimately taking the win. Final score: Nenagh Éire Óg 1-4, Burgess Duharra 3-7
Next up is a home game against Newport Ballinahinch.

Action from the junior-C match against Burgess Duharra

The camogie ultras at the junior-C match against Burgess Duharra
Juvenile News
Easter Camp 2026

The 2026 Easter Camp was held last week and was enjoyed by all the children. A sincere thank you to Pat, Dan and all the helpers who made the camp such a great success. Thank you to McDonald’s Nenagh for their generous sponsorship of the Easter Camp once again this year.
Under-8 Boys
Our Under-8 boys train on Saturday mornings. For more information or to get involved, please contact John on +353 87 136 5053.
Under-10 Boys

Our Under-10s had their first blitz of the year against Ballina and put in a fine performance. Training takes place on Wednesday evenings. For more details, please contact Mike on +353 87 632 4202.


Under-12 Boys

Our Under-12 boys have also returned to training. For more information, please contact Greg on +353 85 170 8133. The boys played the Under-12 girls last week and had great fun competing.
Under-14 and Under-15 Boys
Best of luck to our Under-14 and Under-15 boys next weekend, as two teams will compete in the Féile Peil competition.
Matches for the second team will take place in MacDonagh Park for anyone who wishes to come along and support the boys.
County Action
Congratulations to Éanna Tucker and the Tipperary minor hurling team, who opened their championship campaign with a fine win last Friday evening.
Lotto

There was no winner of this weeks lotto. The three €50 lucky dip winners are:
Marcus O’Neill, Monaree.
Nuala Lillis, Tullaheady.
Roisin Kennedy, The Watch Centre
Next weeks lotto jackpot is €5,400. If you would like to play our club lotto online you can do so here.
WALLS SHAKE AND HURLEYS SING IN FEROCIOUS ONE-ON-ONE DUEL

It may have been billed as a “social” session but what unfolded on the Astro last Wednesday night was nothing short of a full-blooded duel as Jamie Kennedy and Conor O’Donovan tore into a ferocious 40 minute hurling battle that crackled with intensity from start to finish.
The opening exchanges began with a deceptively calm five minute wall drill, the sliotar ricocheting at pace as both men tuned their touch and timing. That calm did not last. Within moments the tempo surged and the sound of ash on leather echoed like gunfire across the pitch.
Next came ten minutes of relentless side to side combat, first time pulls flying in with savage precision, each rebound met with ruthless doubling. Neither man gave an inch as reflexes were pushed to the absolute limit in a dazzling display of speed and coordination.
If that wasn’t enough, the intensity cranked up again with ten minutes of alternating doubles from the centre, the pair hammering the ball from flank to flank in a punishing test of endurance and accuracy. It was unyielding, uncompromising and utterly mesmerising.
The end to end phase brought a different kind of chaos, each player forced to control the sliotar with a single touch before unleashing it back downfield. Hugging the sidewall, they battled unpredictable deflections and wicked angles, turning the Astro into a theatre of split second decision making and nerve.
Then came the grand finale — a penalty shootout dripping with tension. Three rounds, six strikes each, left and right sides tested equally. O’Donovan drew first blood, taking round one 3-1 with clinical composure. Kennedy roared back in round two, edging it 3-2 and setting up a decider worthy of the occasion.
With everything on the line, O’Donovan delivered when it mattered most, seizing the final round 4-2 in a display of ice cold finishing to seal victory and bragging rights in this unforgettable clash.
As the dust settled on a night of extraordinary skill and unrelenting effort, one thing was clear — this was no ordinary session. It was a spectacle. And with another Social Hurling night already looming next Wednesday at 8:15pm, anticipation is already building for the next chapter in this gripping rivalry. New comers welcome!

Bainisteoir Phil Hennessy rallies the troops at half time of the junior-B league match against Silvermines

“A pat on the back is only a few vertebrae removed from a kick in the pants, but is miles ahead in results.” — Ella Wheeler Wilcox