Lotto
There was no winner of our latest lotto jackpot which stood at €4100.
We thank everyone for their continuous support of our Club Lotto, get your entries in below:
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AGM
Nenagh Éire Óg will hold our Annual General Meeting on Wednesday, December 11th at 7.30pm in The Abbey Court. All club members are invited.
See Nomination and Motion form attached.
Nomination Motion Form NÉÓG 2024 copyCompleted nomination forms and proposal forms for submission of motions should be returned to Club Secretary, Catherine McTiernan via email to secretary.nenagheireog.tipperary@gaa.ie or via post to Catherine McTiernan, Belmont, Nenagh, E45KW93 not later than Wednesday, November 27th, 2024.
Hard copies of this form can be requested by contacting the Club Secretary on 086 0855165. Items for discussion under A.O.B. should be with the Secretary no later than Wednesday, December 4th.
Healthy Club
A Nenagh Éire Óg group participated in the Clarisford Park Run in Killaloe on Saturday 16th November, for Event 3 of the *Healthy Club November FIVE x FIVE Challenge.*
Clarisford Park, another lovely historical site, was originally part of the 18th Century Bishop’s Palace. The park is also designated as a wildlife conservation area.
The route was four and a half laps on a woodland path. It was relatively flat with a slight incline towards the end of each loop to keep up the heart rates! It felt like a very sociable route with lots of walkers and parents with children & buggies doing the circuit too.
A big thank you to Ollie, Park Run Director, Siobhán, and all the volunteers for welcoming us across the border into Clare! Heartiest congratulations to all at Clarisford on celebrating their 10th Parkrun birthday last week. Great achievement!
Well done to all who travelled from Nenagh to Clarisford, especially first time participants and those that ran their *FIRST FULL 5KM!* This is fantastic progress in just a short number of weeks.
Great post-Parkrun coffee & debrief in The Wooden Spoon, Ballina too!
Event No. 4 is *Limerick Parkrun, University of Limerick. Meet at 9.10am on Saturday 23rd*
See Nenagh Éire Óg website and social media for registration details. All are welcome to join in to walk, jog, run or support.
Lovely way to spend a Saturday morning!
Social Hurling
Great social ground hurling workout on Tuesday night on the Astro pitch, despite the cold weather. Well done to the non-bibs on coming out on top, thanks to a 7 goal salvo by Conor Hayes. Anyone interested in playing social ground hurling can contact Conor O’Donovan 087-6107360.
Warriors for Humanity – Self Help Africa
Best of luck to Conor McCarthy and Barry Heffernan as they head to Kenya this week as part of the Warriors for Humanity campaign in aid of Self-Help Africa. Joining forces with other GAA players from around Ireland, each participant has raised €10,000 with the goal of planting one million trees in Africa. This initiative, in partnership with Self Help Africa, represents a livelihood for an African family for every tree planted.
In support of this great cause, Club Treasurer, Jim Nagle, made a contribution to Conor and Barry from our community lotto funds to help them reach their target. The Nenagh Éire Óg Community Friendly Lotto, which began in June 2020, has donated over €7,500 to local and other worthy charities to date.
Camogie Notes
Toy Extravaganza
The best of luck to our County winning U16 Camogie sponsors JKC Toymaster/Michael Cleary with their Toy Extravaganza on this Friday and Saturday. They’re giving away lots of prizes PLUS a Berg Playbase or €1499! Well worth a visit!
Lotto
There was no winner of our latest lotto jackpot which stood at €4000.
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
Healthy Club
Social Hurling
Another exciting game of social ground hurling was had by all on Tuesday night on the Astro pitch. The non-bibs just about emerged victorious with Suzy Whyte scoring a ‘hat-trick’.
Anyone interested in playing social ground hurling can contact Conor O’Donovan 087-6107360.
U21
Our U21’s North Championship campaign came to an end on Sunday last. Final score Borris- ILeigh 2-16 Nenagh 1-13. Thanks to players and management for their hard work and commitment.
U17
Hard luck to the U17A football team who battled hard in their North Tipp final v Kilruane on Friday last.
Nenagh led for a large part of the game however, Kilruane edged back in front in the latter stage of the game but Nenagh pulled them back to a single point which proved to be the difference between the two sides in the end as Kilruane took the spoils
Camogie Notes
The Nenagh girls came out strong in the second half however, scoring two goals of their own – the first following a strong run from Grace Cleary, the second came from some great link-up play by the forwards and finished to the net by Ella O’Brien.
We now have a bye this weekend as we await our semi-final fixture.
We encourage anyone with a daughter in camogie to please join us and we can contribute towards making the club fun and successful.
Lotto
There was no winner of our latest lotto jackpot which stood at €3900
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
Healthy Club Schedule
This weeks schedule:
A massive well done to all our participants in the first of five Healthy Club Parkrun last Saturday. We got a great welcome at the Borrisokane Town ParkRun. Thanks to Greg and to all the volunteers for their support. It was the first time for many of us to participate in a Parkrun event and we’ve already got the bug! There is such super organisation and community effort behind these events, and all for free!
We look forward to our second event at the Templemore Parkrun this Saturday the 9th. Everyone is welcome to take part for their own enjoyment and to join in at whatever pace they want.
Just register for your barcode on Parkrun.ie and at the following link for the Nenagh Éire Óg November Challenge initiative:
Let’s keep our Club members, families, supporters, and our local community on the move for November 2024!
#GAAHealthyClub
Flag Day
A Massive thank you to everyone involved in our flag day collection, helping us raise vital funds for the club.
U21
Our U21’s had great success in the group stages of the North Championship winning all of their games. On Sunday last they battled against the Silvermines and came out on top, thanks to three first half goals from Tauri Shayanewako, Sam O’ Farrell and Billy O’ Brien. The final score was 4-17 to 1-13. They now advance to the semi- final, which will be held on Sunday the 10th at 12pm in Nenagh. Best of luck to the team and management.
Tipperary
Billy O’ Brien and Jake Donnellan- Houlihan received their Munster and All Ireland medals last weekend after a successful year with the Tipperary Minor hurling panel.
Camogie Notes
Condolences
The club offers our deepest condolences to Dorothy Hackett (u12), her mother Maggie and all of the Smith family on the passing of Maggie’s father Donal. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam
Minor Camogie
Our minor campaign resumed on Sunday with an away game against Slieve Feilim in Kilcommon. Unfortunately, Slieve Feilim got the better of us on the day. Final score 2-15 to 4-5. Next up is a home game to Mullinahone at 2.30pm. We wish a speedy recovery to Tara McTiernan who took a heavy knock early on in the game and came off injured.
Adult Astro League
Our Astro league for adult Camogie will kick off on Friday evening at 8pm for the next 4 weeks. This is a social 5- a- side league aimed at keeping all active, and welcoming girls who may not have played for while, back into Camogie. Anyone interested can contact Tom on 0852023385 or Paul on 0860298118.
Condolences
All in Nenagh Éire Óg were heartbroken to hear of the sad and untimely passing of our juvenile mentor, Rory O Farrell.
Rory worked tirelessly with juvenile teams for over a decade as a coach and always gave willingly of his time. He was our club representative to the County Football Board and a driving force behind the current resurgence of football in Nenagh Éire Óg.
We offer our deepest sympathies to Karen, his boys Senan, Rián, Kevin and Michael, Rory’s mother Catherine, his sisters, brothers and his extended family as well as Rory’s many friends in Nenagh Éire Óg, the community and beyond. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam. May Rory rest in peace.
Lotto
There was no winner of our latest lotto jackpot which stood at €3700
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
Healthy Club Autumn Schedule 2024
RESTART A HEART DAY 2024
To mark this important day, Defibs For Life Nenagh are pleased to announce 2 CPR training sessions presented by Irish Red Cross Nenagh Branch and hosted by Nenagh Éire Óg for those interested in learning this life-saving skill.
📍 Nenagh Éire Óg Complex E45HY06
🗓 Thursday November 7th & November 21st
🕣 7.30-10.30pm
To book a place on either date, please contact:
📩 defibsforlife@gmail.com
☎️ 0861718779
FIVE X FIVE
FIVE x FIVE November Challenge for our club & community begins in the next week.
Five Saturdays – 5 Locations – 5 X 5K Parkruns.
Parkrun is a free, community event where you can walk, jog, run, volunteer or spectate. Parkrun is 5k and takes place every Saturday morning. Children under 11 must be accompanied by an adult.
We encourage anyone interested in the Nenagh Éire Óg FIVE x FIVE November Challenge to set up independent ‘Meet & Train’ groups also!
ℹ️ Queries ℹ️
Deirdre O’Connor [Healthy Club Officer] HealthyClubNenaghEireOg@gmail.com
086 8200816
Community Walkway
Great work continues on our community walkway that links our current field to our new pitch.
Tipperary Masters
Congratulations to the Tipperary Masters Squad and to our very own Hugh Moloney and Bryan Darcy on their All Ireland Final win.
Social Hurling
Social ground hurling continues on Tuesday evenings @8pm on the astro.
Anyone interested in trying it out can contact Conor O’Donovan 087-6107360 🇧🇼
Junior C
The final round of the North Tipp Junior C Championship ended in a draw for us. Nenagh 1-10 Ballina 0-13. Thanks to this wonderful group of players and management for their dedication to the cause! Éire Óg Abú!
U21
Our U21’s began their North Championship campaign on Saturday last, and secured a win over Roscrea. Final score 1- 21 to 2-15. They now head to Puckaune on Sunday to take on Kiladangan. Best of luck to the players and management.
Juvenile Notes
Nenagh Primary Schools GAA Roundup.
The 5 Primary Schools in Nenagh have been very busy over the last number of weeks with GAA activities.
Well done to all of the schools and a special thanks to all of the teachers and our schools coach Pat who do great work in promoting GAA in all of the schools.
Camogie Notes
County Champions
In the last edition of our website notes (apologies, it’s been a minute!) our U16 Camogie team were in the middle of preparing for their County Final against Toomevara…
Now they are County Champions.
Final Score:
Nenagh 2:09
Toomevara 1:10
Well done to the team that have worked hard and dedicated themselves throughout the year.
Special thanks to the Coaches, Mentors and Parents for a very successful and enjoyable season.
Eire Óg Abú!!
Captain Rhiannon Jones
Lotto
There was no winner of our latest lotto jackpot which stood at €3400.
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
Healthy Club Autumn schedule 2024
The 6-week female only beginners strength class series, hosted by Nenagh Éire Óg Camogie Club, continues this week and will run until 21 Oct 2024.
Other Healthy Club initiatives, including Line Dancing, continue this week, with our Five X Five challenge beginning in November.
Junior C
Our Junior C’s had a tough battle against Silvermines in poor weather conditions on Sunday. Silvermines were the winners on the day. Their next game takes place this Sunday against Ballina away. Best of luck to players and management.
Pictured is Margaret Moroney who was there to support her three nephews last Sunday, Barry (pictured), Shane and Liam.
U21
The North U21 Championship fixtures have been announced. Nenagh Éire Óg will take on Roscrea on Sunday the 20th of October, with throw in at 12pm.
Juvenile Notes
Primary Schools Blitz
We look forward to welcoming local primary schools to MacDonagh park on Thursday for our Primary Schools GAA blitz.
Thanks to Specsavers Nenagh for sponsoring the event and to our academy sponsors A Sportsman’s Dream and Albany Nenagh.
U7
Our U7 Hurling and U8 Camogie had great fun on Saturday morning playing a fun blitz and receiving medals for their outstanding improvements over the season.
Thanks to all the coaches mentors and parents for their amazing efforts throughout the year.
Camogie Notes
U16
We made the journey to Boherlahan grounds on Wednesday last to play Brian Boru Camogie in our championship semi-final. This was a hard-fought contest, played in dark and dismal conditions. The Nenagh girls got off to a bright start and despite playing against the wind in the first half, we came in at half time with a 1 point lead. 2-2 to 1-4. Nenagh slowly took control in the second half. Our backs found their rhythm and we took control of the game for the final 15 minutes. Final score Nenagh Éire Óg 2-10 Brian Borus 2-5.
We now play Toomevara in the County Final on Saturday, with throw in at 11am in The County Camogie Grounds, The Ragg. Wishing players and management the very best of luck. Tickets can be purchased in advance: https://tipperarycamogie.com/content_page/10082692
U13
The girls are through to a semi final of their league. We await fixtures and look forward to the challenge in the coming week.
U11
We head to the end of season games in Dr Morris park this weekend. Promises to be a super day out.
U10
Our girls played their final blitz in the Patsy Carroll Memorial Tournament in Roscrea on Sunday morning. We had two teams and played three games each. We finished up on Monday evening with our end of year party in Tyone at midland gymnastics. Super effort all year by the girls, mentors and parents.
U8
The girls had their final blitz of the season on Saturday against the u7 NEÓ Boys. There were over 60 kids and all played very competitively in a really fun wrap up of the year. All girls received medals for their hard work and progression throughout the season. We will wrap up the year with a fun morning in Nenagh College on October 6th.
U6
Held their final session for 2024 and had super fun participating in Camoglympics.
The girls were presented with medals at the end of the session in recognition of the great effort and progress they made this season. The coaches are very proud of this group of players.
Best wishes to the girls who are going up to U8, continued good wishes to the girls who are U6 again next year, we look forward to seeing these girls mentor and support the new joiners from the Ogres program. Thanks to all the coaches for their time and dedication this season. We wrap up with a morning of play in Adventure World Nenagh next Sunday morning 09:30.
Social Ground Hurling, Tuesdays 8pm on the Astro
Lotto
There was no winner of our latest lotto jackpot which stood at €3100.
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
Healthy Club Autumn Schedule 2024
September is always a great time to reset and plan some health and wellness goals!
Line Dancing
Classes start this evening at 8.00pm in the Nenagh Éire Óg Complex and will run until December. Suitable for all ages. Pay as you go: €5
Line dancing is a fun, sociable and effective way to strengthen your legs, core, and upper body muscles; boost your endurance; and improve your memory, balance & coordination.
So, spread the word & get out those dancing shoes!
November FIVE x FIVE Challenge
Are you looking to get active, try running, or just improve your fitness?
This is the perfect opportunity to start!
We’re launching an eight-week training plan designed for people of all ages and fitness levels, especially those new to running or returning after a break.
With our gradual plan, you’ll work your way up to a 5K run at your own pace, starting with walking and slowly building up. It’s all about feeling good, improving your health, and reaching that achievable goal of a 5K! There are lots of helpful resources online, including this Couch to 5K Plan to guide your training:
And here’s the exciting part! After the eight weeks, you’ll be ready to join us in the *November FIVE x FIVE Challenge* —where we’ll take part in five different 5K Parkruns over five Saturdays in November 2024 at locations near Nenagh:
So, let’s get started now! More details on the challenge to come, but for now, get moving, set your training goals, and start your journey to a fitter, healthier you!
Register your interest today by email: HealthyClubNenaghEireOg@gmail.com
Or use the link/ code below:
Senior
Our Senior County Championship campaign came to a disappointing end on Sunday. Thurles Sarsfields proved to be the stronger side on the day, with a final score of 0-29 to 1-19. Thanks to the players and management for their hard work, effort, and dedication to the club throughout the season.
Josh Keller in action v Thurles
Junior C
Our Junior C’s had a fantastic win over Ballinahinch on Sunday last in the North Championship. The final score was 3-9 to 0-13, with two goals coming from Michael Hutchinson. We have a by this weekend, with the next game taking place on the 29th of September.
Jimmy Morris, who celebrated his 95th birthday recently with Michael Hutchinson who scored 2-01 in the Junior -C match
Brian Duffy in action v Ballinahinch
Juvenile Notes
Under 5
Under 5 boys train on Saturday mornings.
The boys headed off to Cloughjordan to play in a blitz on Saturday morning and had a super morning hurling.
New boys welcome, contact Niall on 087 408 6439 to join.
Under 7
Under 7 boys train on Saturday mornings at 9am and on Wednesday from 6-7 on the outside field.
The boys played Kilruane in Cloughjordan on Saturday morning, the boys showed some great skills and determination. Thanks to Kilruane for hosting.
New boys welcome to come along and give it a try, contact John 087 1365053.
Under 9
Under 9 boys played a hurling blitz on Saturday morning against the U10 girls. Both teams showed tremendous skill and courage throughout, which proved to be a very enjoyable morning for all the players.
Our last midweek training of the year is this Wednesday from 6-7pm and we play the Silvermines in a football blitz in Nenagh next Saturday morning.
New boys welcome contact Alan 087 7518789.
Under 11
Under 11 hurlers made the trip over to Thurles on Sunday morning to take on Durlas Óg. The boys put in a great effort and an encouraging display on what was a damp morning. Well done to all the boys, great to see them enjoying their hurling and improving each week.
Our plan for the week is hurling training at the slightly later time of 7 to 8pm and Friday from 6-7:15pm.
The boys have a well deserved few days off next weekend. Our next game is Newport away on Sunday September 29th.
Boys welcome to come along and give gaelic football or hurling a try, contact Cathal 086 0806460.
Under 13
The Under 13C panel continue to prepare for their plate match fixtures which are scheduled for Saturday 21st of September at 2pm in Nenagh v Kilruane with the winners advancing to the final which will also be played on the same day in Nenagh. Wishing the boys the best of luck.
New boys welcome to come along and give gaelic football or hurling a try, contact Niall 087 4086439.
Camogie Notes
Waldek treats young Niall Cahill after getting injured prior to the warm up ahead of the Junior-C match V Ballinahinch..🙈
Lotto
There was no winner of our latest lotto jackpot which stood at €3000.
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
Presentation
As part of the Nenagh Éire Óg Community Friendly Lotto, Club Treasurer Jim Nagle presented a cheque for €500 to Noel Power Chairperson Silver Arch Family Resource Center (FRC).
Previously known as North Tipperary Community Services, FRC provides community-based support, information and advocacy services to individuals, families and groups in North Tipperary with a particular focus on those who are most disadvantaged.
The donation will go directly to funding play therapy services. Our Community Lotto was first started in June 2020 and since then Nenagh Éire Óg have donated over €7,500 from lotto funds to local charities.
Remember when you play our lotto you are also supporting charities in the area.
Community Walkway Update
Nenagh Éire Óg is thrilled to announce that the club has been awarded €69,000 from the Community Recognition Fund by Tipperary County Council, which will support the development of our planned community walkway. This funding marks a significant step forward in our efforts to create a safe, accessible, and high-quality exercise facility for the entire community.
The planned 2.5km walkway will connect St. Conlon’s Road with Stereame and has been designed with everyone in the community in mind. The club is working with Tipperary County Council because the proposed route for our walkway is part of the Nenagh Urban Cycle Network Plan from the National Transport Authority (NTA). This route is also highlighted as a key link in the Local Transport Plan for Nenagh. Once completed, it will offer a safe walkway, fenced, and illuminated route that will be available all year-round. The walkway will not only serve as a vital exercise space but also as a critical link in the local transport infrastructure, making it a valuable asset to the town of Nenagh.
Nenagh Éire Óg is committed to making this project a reality, but we recognize that it will require a collective effort. To deliver a truly first-class and safe community walkway, the club will need to secure added financial support. However, the Club plan to begin with our section of the project as soon as funds are released.
Éire Óg thanks everyone for their continued support and looks forward to working together to deliver a community walkway that will enhance the well-being and connectivity of our town.
Healthy Club Autumn Schedule 2024
September is always a great time to reset and plan some health and wellness goals!
See below for details of a fitness class for women which will commence on Mon 16th at the Complex. Please keep an eye on the Club’s social media accounts for details of other Healthy Club initiatives this Autumn.
Beginners’ Strength Class
The next 6-week series, hosted by Éire Óg Camogie Club will begin on Mon 16th September and run until 21 October 2024
Date: From Mon 16 Sept. 2024
Time: 6.50-7.50pm
Venue: Nenagh Éire Óg
Details:
– 6-weeks: €60
-Pay as you go: €12
– Females only; suitable for all ages
– Bring your own mat
*Queries* :
Deirdre O’Connor [Healthy Club Officer] HealthyClubNenaghEireOg@gmail.com
086 8200816
Line Dancing
Classes start on Monday 16th September at 8.00pm in the Nenagh Éire Óg Complex and will run until December. Suitable for all ages. Pay as you go: €5
Line dancing is a fun, sociable and effective way to strengthen your legs, core, and upper body muscles; boost your endurance; and improve your memory, balance & coordination.
So, spread the word & get out those dancing shoes!
November FIVE x FIVE Challenge
Are you looking to get active, try running, or just improve your fitness?
This is the perfect opportunity to start!
We’re launching an eight-week training plan designed for people of all ages and fitness levels, especially those new to running or returning after a break.
With our gradual plan, you’ll work your way up to a 5K run at your own pace, starting with walking and slowly building up. It’s all about feeling good, improving your health, and reaching that achievable goal of a 5K! There are lots of helpful resources online, including this Couch to 5K Plan to guide your training:
And here’s the exciting part! After the eight weeks, you’ll be ready to join us in the *November FIVE x FIVE Challenge* —where we’ll take part in five different 5K Parkruns over five Saturdays in November 2024 at locations near Nenagh:
So, let’s get started now! More details on the challenge to come, but for now, get moving, set your training goals, and start your journey to a fitter, healthier you!
Register your interest today by email: HealthyClubNenaghEireOg@gmail.com
Or use the link/ code below:
Senior
Our Senior hurlers continue their preparations for the County Quarter Final. Nenagh Éire Óg will travel to Semple Stadium to take on Thurles on Sunday at 4pm. Wishing our players and management the very best of luck.
Junior C
Our Junior C hurlers enjoyed their first match of the season against Kilruane in Cloughjordan yesterday. The home team pulled ahead towards the end of a fiercely contested game but we can take many positives from it. It’s great to see some familiar faces and new players joining this team.
Their next game is on Sunday morning against Ballinahinch in Nenagh. Time is TBC. Best of luck to players and management.
Juvenile notes
Under 9 boys travelled to Thurles on Saturday afternoon, where they took part in a County hurling blitz. They played two games in Dr. Morris Park and their final game in Semple Stadium! Nenagh’s three teams were very competitive in all their games against Moyle Rovers, Kilruane, Ballingarry and Carrick Davins. It was a brilliant experience for the boys, with memories for life!
On Saturday morning last our Under 11 hurlers travelled over to Cloughjordan for the Paddy Quinlan Festival of Hurling. Both of our teams put in great performances against local teams Borrisokane, Moneygall, Burgess and Kilruane McDonaghs. Huge thanks to John and all involved in organising the tournament over in Kilruane. A really well organised event and we were delighted to take up the invitation.
Camogie Notes
Intermediate
We played Boherlahan/Dualla on Friday evening last in McDonagh Park in the championship third round. Although we were missing some players through injury, their replacements stepped up well for Nenagh. Boherlahan came into the game having won both their previous games with ease. Unfortunately we conceded 2 soft goals in the first half to come in at half time 3-7 to 0-6 down.
The Nenagh girls upped their game and worked their way back into the match in the second half. We had some great play to bring the lead down to 6 points with 10 minutes to go. However, Boherlahan finished the stronger and got a fourth goal and some points in the last 5 minutes to win 4-14 0-13.
We now play our re-fixed game at home to Toomevara on Tuesday evening at 6.30pm, before our quarter final at the weekend.
U16
We welcomed Holycross/Ballycahill to Nenagh last Wednesday evening for our co championship group match. Holycross came out with a fine running game in the first half and stuck in 2 goals to leave them just a couple of points behind at half time. The Nenagh girls had a purple patch at the start of the 2nd half and put away 3 goals of their own to kill off the game and ease to a comfortable win.
Next up is our final group game away to Drom & Inch on Monday evening, best of luck to players and management.
U13
We played a very good close game with Lorrha. Eventually losing out by 3.8 to 3.5. Next up for the girls are Burgess in Nenagh on Wednesday night.
U10
Travelled to Newport on Saturday morning with two teams to play in the Mary Troy Memorial tournament. We beat Boherlahan in the final with a great score from Lauren Bourke to win it for Nenagh. Lauren was also player of the tournament.
U6
Our girls had an early start in Pucaun on Saturday morning as they played Kiladangan in some very entertaining games. The girls played really well and enjoyed the morning immensely. 
Lotto
There was no winner of our latest lotto jackpot which stood at €2,900.
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
Fiserv Fittest Four
Senior
In what can only be described as a thrilling encounter, our Senior hurlers fell short to Loughmore- Castleiney in round 3 of the County Championship. The final score was 2-20 to 1-21 to the opposition. This loss and Lorrha- Dorrha’s win resulted in a 2nd place finish and a spot in the County Quarter- Finals. Thurles Sarsfields await us in the County Quarter, with the date, time and venue TBC.
Juvenile Notes
Under 17
Nenagh Eire Og u17 faced a tough challenge on Monday night in the North Semi- Final against Kilruane. Although this side has steadily improved, and gave a powerful performance in the quarter final against Silvermines, Kilruane were victorious on the night. Hard luck to our players and management.
Under 15
Under 15A boys playe Newport on this evening in the North Tipperary Under 15A semi-final, wishing the boys the best of luck.
Congratulations to Ronan, Adam & Anluan who were part of the North Tipperary Under 14 team who won the Sonny Walsh cup in UL at the weekend, special congratulations to Ronan Quinn who was the joint captain, well done all.
Congratulations to Éanna Tucker who was part of the Tipperary team who won the U15A Arrabawn cup last weekend, Tipperary beat Kilkenny in the final. Well done to Éanna and the Tipp Under 15A hurling team.
Under 13
Our Under 13 D panel played their North semi-final in Dolla on Friday last against Newport. Newport were stronger on the night and won well in the end. Newport also have three teams entered. Their C team play Borrisokane who beat our C team in the final and their D team play the Silvermines in that final.
Our D team have made great progress all year with three boys playing hurling for the first time and two more returning to hurl after a break of a few years.
Preparations continue for the A final against Toomevara on Saturday in Borris- Ileigh, with throw in at 3.45pm. Best of luck to players and management.
New boys welcome to come along and give gaelic football or hurling a try, contact Cathal 086 0806460.
Under 7
Camogie Notes
Eleanor Boland, Lauren Grace, Saoirse Ryan and Carly Walsh all played superb camogie on the day, with 3 of the girls reaching their final, in which they lost to Cork.
Intermediate
We played our first Intermediate championship game away to Moneygall on Saturday morning. This was a very young Nenagh team taking on a well-seasoned Moneygall team. While our girls fought hard from start to finish, Moneygall’s experience and finishing saw them take a big win.
Our next game is against Toomevara on Saturday in Puckaun at 8pm. Best of luck to players and management.
Minor
We played our second championship game against Roscrea in McDonagh Park on Monday evening. We dominated the game and led by 8 points with 10 minutes to go. A spirited comeback by Roscrea saw the game go into injury time with the sides level. However, the Nenagh girls had the final say, scoring 2 excellent points at the death to take the win.
Well done to all the girls and mentors. We now have a break from Minor until after the adult championships finish.
After 2 losses in a row for our U16’s, a big win was needed in their third Championship game, and that’s exactly what they got ! The girls took on Annacarthy yesterday with a superb team performance and came out victorious. Well done girls !
Condolences
We extend our sympathies to the family of Michael ‘Rabbit’ Ryan who sadly passed away today. Rabbit, as he was known to us all, was a lifelong member and diehard supporter of Nenagh Éire Óg. From attending the games to being part and parcel of the post match analysis/celebrations/post mortems, Rabbit’s quick wit and great sense of humour and fun will never be forgotten and he will be sadly missed by all in Nenagh Éire Óg.
To his wife Una, sister Chris, brother Denis, the extended Ryan family and his many friends, we offer our sincere sympathies. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam.
https://rip.ie/death-notice/michael-ryan-the-rabbit-tipperary-nenagh-566093
Lotto
There was no winner of our latest lotto jackpot which stood at €2,800.
We thank everyone for their continuous support of our Club Lotto, get your entries in below:
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Senior
Round 3 of the County Championship takes place this weekend. Nenagh head to Borris- Ileigh on Sunday in search of a win against Loughmore- Castleiney. Throw in is at 4pm. Wishing players and management the very best of luck.
Juvenile Notes
Nenagh Éire Óg Summer Camp
We had an excellent 3 days at our summer camp.
Sincere thanks to Niall, Pat and all our brilliant coaches and young mentors for making it such a well organised and fun experience for the kids. Thank you to our local McDonald’s Nenagh for providing a treat for the children on the last day.
Under 5 boys have been training well every Saturday morning from 10 till 11 for the past few months for hurling and football.
New players are always welcome, anyone who wishes to join contact Niall on 087 408 6439
Well done to our u13A squad on their North- Semi Final win over Roscrea on Tuesday evening. The final score was 2-8 to 0-11. They now play Toomevara in the North final.
The boys train on Monday evenings at the club grounds unless there is a match.
They had a great win on Monday evening over the Silvermines in the championship knock- out quarter final. The final score was 3-25 to 2-10.
Camogie Notes
There was a great turn out in Roscrea Saturday with some super competitive games from the girls. These matches are a great way to help build their confidence and practice their skills.
Training continues Saturday 24th at 11am.
U10
Our u11’s gave a brilliant performance against Ballina yesterday evening, despite windy conditions and physical competition
Special mention must go to all the girls that were at camps this week and still managed to play amicably.
Thanks to Ballina for travelling and providing a great match.
The home team , National Féile champions, were deserving of their win, but our girls put in a superb performances all over the field.
The next round of their championship takes place next Wednesday against Drom in Drom, throw in is at 7pm. Wishing players and management all the best.
Minor
Wishing our Intermediate Camogie team the very best of luck this weekend in the first round of the County Championship. They take on Moneygall in Moneygall, with throw in at 11am.
Lotto
There was no winner of our latest lotto jackpot which stood at €2,700.
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
Senior
Well done to our Senior hurlers on their great win in the second round of the County Championship. They beat Lorrha- Dorrha on a scoreline of 7-28 to 3-7, with goals coming from Jake Morris, Ben West, Mikey Heffernan and Philip Hickey. They now face Loughmore- Castleiney on Sunday the 25th of August at 4pm in Borris- Ileigh.
U19
Our u19’s lost to the Silvermines last week in their North Championship campaign. They received a walkover from Moneygall/Clonakenny in the final round, finishing 3rd in their group.
Juvenile Notes
Tipperary
Huge congratulations to Tipp minor and club member Billy O’Brien who has made the Electric Ireland Minor Hurling Team of The Year, an absolutely fantastic achievement !
Nenagh Éire Óg Summer Camp
Always a hugely popular 3 days with the kids, book to secure your child’s space using the link below. The camp is open to all children of primary school age, Éire Óg members & non members welcome to come and join the fun.
There will be a special surprise on the last day compliments of McDonalds for each child who attends the Nenagh Éire Óg Summer Camp.
Under 5
Under 5 boys training continues Saturday mornings at 10am on the astro.
Anyone else who wishes to join contact Niall on 087 408 6439
Under 7
Under 7 boys train on Saturday mornings at 9 on the club grounds and on Wednesday from 6-7 on the outside field.
New boys welcome to come along and give it a try, contact John 087 1365053.
Under 9
Under 9 boys welcomed Ballinahinch and Shannon Rovers to Nenagh on Saturday morning last for a gaelic football blitz. All teams showed tremendous skills and endeavour throughout on a lovely morning for football. Thank you to Ballinahinch and Shannon Rovers for making the trip.
Training continues Saturday morning 10am-11.15am and Wednesday evenings from 6pm-7pm.
New boys welcome contact Alan 087 7518789.
Under 11
Under 11″s have hurling training on Tuesday at 6 and Friday at 6.
Our footballers played host to two teams from west of the Shannon on Sunday morning last. Both Tulsk and St Croans made the long journey from Roscommon and contributed to a really great morning in McDonagh Park. Both our teams gave a really good account of themselves against really good opposition. Fantastic skills on show from both our boys and the Roscommon teams. All of the boys enjoyed some well deserved refreshments afterwards in the complex. A great mornings football and a big thanks to Tulsk and St Croans for making the trip to Tipp.
The boys made the trip to Semple Stadium on Tuesday. The boys were taken on a tour of the stadium with Tipperary U-20 star Darragh McCarthy who gave them some great advice and some nuggets of information in the Semple dressing rooms.
After making the magical run out through the tunnel onto the hallowed ground at Semple the boys put in great performances against Clonea Power and Cois Bride from Waterford and Glenroe from Limerick.
Days out like this make magical memories for the boys, thanks very much to Cathal and the coaches for organising.
New boys welcome to come along and give gaelic football or hurling a try, contact Cathal 086 0806460.
Under 10 boys played Borrisokane in Borrisokane yesterday evening and put in a great performance, thanks to Borrisokane for hosting.
Under 13
Under 13 boys teams were all out in North quarter finals this week.
Under 13C hurlers played Borrisokane on Tuesday. Borrisokane out scored the boys on the night, best of luck to Borrisokane in the semi-final. The Nenagh boys will move into the Shield competition next.
Also on Tuesday, our U13A hurlers played an exciting quarter final against Silvermines, Nenagh hurled very well and came away with the win, the boys now advance to the North semi-final next Tuesday evening, well done boys.
On Wednesday the D team played Toomevara. It was a very exciting and close encounter between both teams with Nenagh doing just enough to edge the win.
Hard luck to the Toome boys and best of luck in the remainder of the competition.
Well done to the Nenagh boys. Some great spirit and determination on show.
Great to see one of our long time players back togged for Éire Óg this evening after his absence, failte ar ais Harry M.
A huge thank you to Brian Duggan and Shareridge Civil Engineering for sponsoring training tops for all the Under 13 hurlers and footballers.
New boys welcome to come along and give gaelic football or hurling a try, contact Niall 087 4086439.
Under 15
The boys play Kiladangan in the U15 A North Quarter Final this evening at 6.45pm in Ballinderry, best of luck boys.
Under 15 boys train on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at the club unless there is a match.
New boys welcome to come along and give gaelic football or hurling a try, contact Kevin 087 6503846.
Under 17
The boys train on Monday evenings at the club grounds unless there is a match.
New boys welcome to come along and join up, contact Greg 085 1708133
Camogie Notes
We look forward to our summer camp next week for three days of fun and games. Due to popular demand we request people sign up now to avoid disappointment using the form link or QR code on our social media.
August 19th – 21st 10am -1pm. The proceeds of the camp go towards our amazingly successful primary schools development programme
Training 6pm Mondays, Everyone is welcome please reach out to Colleen: 0879256514
U16
Hard luck to our U16’s who suffered defeat to Moyle Rovers in the first round of championship yesterday evening.
Minor
We played our first championship game away to Shannon Rovers on Friday evening last. Our girls put in a great first half against the breeze, but Rovers came out stronger ìn the second half to take a comfortable victory.
Intermediate
