Under-6 training continues every Saturday at 10am. Numbers have been great at training and we encourage all parent and guardians to please keep children practicing at home.

 Under 8:

Under-8 training continues every Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday for both Gaelic football and hurling. It is very important that the children keep practicing at home as there will be plenty of blitzes coming up in the next month.

 Under 10:

Under-10 hurling training continues same days and times as normal this week. 

 

The under-12 hurling championship starts Friday, May 25th. Mentors will have further details at training.

 Under 16:

The under-16s played in the seven-a-side hurling tournament in Holycross and a great day was had by all. We were beaten in the shield final however, a lot of positives was got from all four games. Thanks to Holycross for hosting us and for all the food on the day and also to the parents who drove on the day, training continues as normal during the week.

Family Fun Run

The Nenagh Éire Óg Juvenile club 10k/5k Family Fun Run is scheduled to take place on Sunday June 17th. This year as part of the Healthy Club Project the annual run will support the worthy cause of former Tipperary hurler Seamus Hennessy who, as part of his Running for Josie campaign, is aiming to raise €200,000 for Pieta House.

Tipperary GAA Clubs’ Draw

The 2018 Tipperary GAA Clubs’ Draw has recently been launched and once again there are amazing prizes on offer for lucky winners including the Skoda Karoq and Renault Megane and a prize fund of a whopping €500,000.

With the purchase of our new grounds at Streame and the expensive day to day running of the club your support is needed more than ever. 

There are three payment options:

1. A one off payment of €100
2. Two payments of €50
3. A month direct debit payment of €10 for the next ten month

If you are interested in joining please contact Derek Lillis on 086 861 4863 or any committee member.

Jack McLoughlin

We extend our congratulations to Jack McLoughlin who played in the full-back line for the Tipperary primary school’s game at half-time of the Munster senior quarter-final between Tipperary and Waterford on Saturday evening. Jack had a fine game in the full-back line showing off the many great skills of Gaelic football to the large crowd. Jack got his photograph taken afterwards with many of the players including Michael Quinlivan and Alan Campbell. A special thanks goes to Jack’s teacher George Hannigan who nominated Jack to play on the team. 

Blues Abroad

Congratulations to the Flynn brothers, Paddy and Kevin, on winning the Boston seven-a-side tournament over the weekend with Fr. Tom Burkes’. They played and won five matches on their way to the final where they defeated Tipperary. Well done lads.