Adult News
Best of luck to the senior hurlers who play CJ Kickhams Mullinahone in the county championship this Saturday, 4:30pm, Templetuohy
Adult News
Senior Hurling
Best of luck to our senior hurlers who play CJ Kickhams Mullinahone in the final group game of the county championship. The game throws in at 4:30pm in Templetuohy. With one win and one defeat so far the lads will need to win on Saturday and all support is welcome.
Junior-A Hurling
Action from the round robin clash against Kiladangan earlier this summer
Congratulations to our junior-A hurlers who qualified for the North final against Kiladangan after a 3-27 to 1-28 win over Toomevara.
Lotto
There was no winner of this weeks Lotto Jackpot.
The 3 Lucky draw winners are:
Sarah Dunne, Clonaslee
Brenda Huntley, Tullaheady
Donagh & Callum Lillis, Kilruane
The club Lotto can be played here.
Juvenile News
Under-5 Boys
Training continues on Saturday mornings at 10am on the astro.
Contact Paul on +353 86 029 8118 to join.
Under-7 Boys
Training continues on Wednesday evenings.
Contact John on +353 87 136 5053 to join.
Under-9 Boys
Training continues on Wednesday evenings.
Contact Mike on +353 87 632 4202 to join.
Under-11 Boys
Training continues on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Contact Alan on +353 86 406 5529 to join.
Under-13 Boys
The A panel played Kilruane in the Plate Final on Tuesday evening last in Nenagh. The boys lost by ‘golden score’ after extra time.
This concludes the Under-13 season for this year. Sincere thanks to the coaches for selflessly giving their time all year to look after the boys so well.
Under-15 Boys
The A panel play Ballinahinch-Templederry in Shalee on Thursday in the Plate competition.
Contact Niall on +353 87 408 6439 to join.
Camogie News
Under-13
The under-13 camogie panel
We met Cashel last Saturday in Dr Morris Park for the County Final. The girls fought hard throughout the game and never gave up, but Cashel came away with the spoils and congratulations to them.
This marks the end of the season for this dedicated group who trained hard all year and improved week on week. Thanks to coaches Cyril Bailey, Brian Nolan and Alannah Peters, and also to Kevin Coonan, Kieran Mularkey and Eamon Murtagh for their assistance. Special mention to all the parents for bringing the girls to training and matches throughout the year.
Under-16
We play Slieve Felim away in the next round of the U16A Championship on Thursday, 4 September at 6.30pm.
Intermediate
A big week ahead for our Intermediate team. On Tuesday evening we are away to Kilruane MacDonaghs in Ardcroney at 6.30pm. Then on Saturday we host Boherlahan in the final group game at 6.30pm in McDonagh Park.
Sympathies
The club expresses our deepest sympathies to the Walsh family, St Joseph’s Park, Nenagh, on the passing of Mary Walsh RIP.
Condolences also to the Breen family on the passing of Michael Breen, Hospital, Co. Limerick, RIP.
Adult Notes
Sam O’Farrell in action on Sunday last against Cashel King Cormacs
Lotto
There was no winner of our latest lotto jackpot which stood at €2,400. A huge thank you to everyone who continues to support the draw. Remember, you can play online through Clubforce – the link is on our social media pages.
Senior
Hard luck to our senior hurlers who were narrowly edged out by Cashel in Round 2 of the County Senior Hurling Championship.
Final score: Cashel 0-21 Nenagh Éire Óg 2-13.
Goals came from Jake Morris and Adam Carey. A spirited effort from the lads.
Junior A
Our Junior A hurlers are into the North semi-final this Friday 29th. At the time of writing, their opponents are still to be confirmed. Best of luck to the team and management.
Under-17
Commiserations to our Under-17 hurlers who were defeated by Silvermines in a highly entertaining game in Kilcoleman. This result brings our involvement in this year’s championship to a close and we wish to sincerely thank the management team and the entire panel for their tremendous commitment and effort throughout the season. We also extend our best wishes to Evan Whyte for a speedy recovery after picking up an injury during the game
Camogie Notes
Lucy Spain on the attack against Moycarkey Borris
Under-6
Our youngest camogie stars had great fun in the hurling alley on Saturday morning with lots of games and skills, followed by some well-earned treats. New girls are always welcome – join us at 9am on Saturday mornings on the Astro.
Under-10
The girls played Kiladangan on Thursday in a blitz, with every player getting three games. Great effort from everyone. Training continues Monday evening at 6pm.
Under-13
Best of luck to our players in their league final against Cashel in Dr Morris Park, Thurles next Saturday. Let’s get out and support the girls.
Intermediate
Our second round of the 2025 championship saw us take on a strong Moycarkey side at home on Friday evening. Despite losing some of our starting players to injury, Nenagh produced some fine passages of play, particularly in the first half. Unfortunately, we struggled to turn those moves into scores, while Moycarkey proved more clinical and pulled away.
Final score: Moycarkey Borris 1-23 Nenagh Éire Óg 1-8.
Next up, we face Kilruane MacDonaghs on Tuesday 2nd September at 6.30pm in Ardcroney. All support appreciated.
Tipperary
Well done to Sailí O’Connor who lined out with the Under-15A development squad at the weekend. They brought home victory in their memorial blitz in Cappamore, Limerick – a brilliant achievement.
Juvenile Notes
Action from the under-17 game against Silvermines
Under-5 Boys
Training continues Saturday mornings at 10am on the Astro. Contact Paul on +353 86 029 8118 to join.
Under-7 Boys
Training continues Wednesday evenings. New players are always welcome. Contact John on +353 87 136 5053 to join.
Under-9 Boys
The boys enjoyed a brilliant morning of hurling against Kiladangan in Nenagh on Saturday. Training continues Wednesday evening. Contact Mike on +353 87 632 4202 to join.
Under-11 Boys
Training continues Tuesday and Thursday. Contact Alan on +353 86 406 5529 to join.
Under-13 Boys
The A panel take on Kilruane in the plate final this Tuesday evening in Nenagh at 6.45. Best of luck to the players and coaches – all support welcome.
The D panel are in action against Roscrea on Monday 25th August in Cloughjordan at 6.30. Wishing the boys the very best of luck, and as always, support is encouraged.
Training continues Wednesday and Friday unless there is a game. Contact Cathal on +353 86 080 6460 to join.
Under-15 Boys
The A panel bowed out of the championship last week after a tough battle against Ballina. Well done to the lads for their efforts throughout the campaign. Training continues Sunday and Wednesday unless there is a game. Contact Niall on +353 87 408 6439 to join.
All of us in the club wish Lily O’Brien a speedy recovery from the injury she picked up in the game against Moycarkey Borris. At first, it was feared she had suffered a broken ankle, with her mother Marie rushing to her side to offer support while physiotherapist Clodagh McIntyre quickly assessed the situation. Thankfully her ankle was fine – but Lily had, in fact, fallen victim to something far more serious… poorly finished tan lines on her feet.
As a result, she has been ruled out for the rest of the season and, even more devastatingly, will have to miss Electric Picnic next weekend. An emergency bottle of Dripping Gold was dispatched, though we await confirmation on whether it did the trick.
Speedy recovery Lily – from everyone in the club!
Lily being helped away for emergency treatment on her tan lines.
Carly Walsh strikes a first-half point against Borris-Ileigh
Adult Club News
Senior
Best of luck to our Senior hurlers, who play Cashel King Cormacs this weekend in the second round of the County Championship. Throw-in is at 4:00 pm in Borris-Ileigh.
Junior A
Our Junior A hurlers completed the North Championship on a clean sheet, winning all six of their games. They beat Kilruane MacDonaghs last Friday with a scoreline of 1-24 to 3-16.
Lotto
There was no winner of our latest Lotto jackpot, which stood at €2,300. We thank everyone who continues to support our club Lotto. The Lotto can be played here.
Camogie News
Influencer and club PRO, Ella Carey, prepares to take a free against Borris-Ileigh
Under-8
The Under-8s enjoyed a North Tipperary cluster blitz on Saturday morning in Dolla. The girls played very well and loved showcasing their fabulous new camogie kits, which they received during the week. Thanks to Fidelma Kelly of David O’Donnell & Co., Mallow Street, Limerick, for their generous sponsorship of the kit for the girls.
The under-8 team show off their new kit
Under-10
The Under-10s played games against Toomevara, Kilruane and Borris-Ileigh in the cluster blitz held in Kilruane this weekend. Training continues on Monday at 6:00 pm.
Under-11
The Under-11s hosted Silvermines in a challenge and delivered a brilliant performance. Best wishes to one of our bright stars, Eve, who sustained an injury recently. We hope to see her back on the field in a few weeks.
Under-13
The Under-13s played a challenge in Nenagh against Templemore on Saturday morning. It was a very close, well-fought game and great practice for the girls as they continue to prepare for their Cup Final. Training continues next week.
The Under-13s were the first camogie team to train on our new pitch, pictured in action during their session.
Under-16
The Under-16s faced Borris-Ileigh away in the first round of the Under-16A Championship last Wednesday evening. The girls struggled to match Borris-Ileigh’s speed and ruthless use of possession, and ultimately the home team won comfortably with a final score of Borris-Ileigh 4-19 Nenagh Éire Óg 2-6. Their next match is at home to St Patrick’s on Wednesday, 20 August at 7:00 pm.
Intermediate
The Intermediate team opened their 2025 Championship with an away fixture against Borris-Ileigh on Friday evening last. Borris-Ileigh had the faster start and opened a 5-point lead in the first 10 minutes. Nenagh then settled and clawed the lead back to 2 points by half-time. However, after a near miss on goal from Nenagh, Borris-Ileigh broke through the defence and scored a goal of their own. Two frees before the half-time whistle saw us go in 7 points down.
We started the second half strongly and got a goal through Grace O’Brien. However, Borris-Ileigh kept the scoreboard ticking over and closed the game out with another late goal.
Final score: Borris-Ileigh 2-18 Nenagh Éire Óg 1-9.
Our next match is at home to Moycarkey-Borris on Friday, 22 August at 7:00 pm.
Juvenile News
Under-5 Boys
Training continues Saturday mornings at 10 am on the astro. Contact Paul on +353 86 029 8118 to join.
Under-7 Boys
The boys played some brilliant games against Portroe and Shannon Rovers on Saturday morning, great to see the progress being made.
Training continues on Wednesday evenings. Contact John on +353 87 136 5053 to join.
Under-9 Boys
The boys played Shannon Rovers, Gortnahoe and Glen Rovers on Saturday morning in Nenagh and had a great morning in warm conditions.
Training continues Wednesday evenings. Contact Mike on +353 87 632 4202 to join.
Under-11 Boys
Training continues Tuesday and Thursday. Contact Alan on +353 86 406 5529 to join.
Under-13 Boys
The A boys play Toomevara in the Plate Knockout on Tuesday evening in Toomevara at 6:45 pm. Wishing the boys and their coaches the best of luck, all support welcome.
The D won their North Semi-Final on Wednesday evening against Kilruane in Borrisokane in a very close match. The boys advance to the Final versus Roscrea on Monday, 25 August in Cloughjordan at 6:30 pm. We wish them every success, all support welcome.
Training continues Wednesday and Friday unless there is a match. Contact Cathal on +353 86 080 6460 to join.
Under-15 Boys
The A panel played Toomevara last Thursday evening in Toomevara.
Training continues Sunday and Wednesday unless there is a game. Contact Niall on +353 87 408 6439 to join.
Congratulations to Kevin Hogan and the Tipperary Mid/North Under-14 football team who won the Jim Power Bowl by beating Waterford in the Final last weekend.
Under-17 Boys
Best wishes to the minors as they play their Preliminary Quarter-Final versus Silvermines in Kilcommon at 6:45 pm on Monday, 15 August.
Training continues Mondays and Fridays. Contact Kevin on +353 87 650 3846 to join.
Intermediate camogie coach and official club nuisance, Paul Lillis, winner of the North Tipperary Long Puck competition in 2010, keeps a watchful eye during the match against Borris-Ileigh.
Club News 11 August 2025
Jake Morris in action against Thurles Sarsfields last Saturday. © https://www.instagram.com/jpol100/
Adult News
Community Walkathon
Our Community Walkathon and family fun day on the August Bank Holiday was a major success. Thank you so much to everyone who has donated and helped us reach our goal.
Senior
Our Senior hurlers have started off their County Championship campaign with a win over Thurles. The final score was 1-26 to 3-15 with the goal coming from James Mackey.
Junior A
Our Junior A hurlers had a great win over Roscrea on Friday last in the North Championship. They now face Kilruane this Friday coming at 7.15pm in Puckaun. Best of luck to players and management.
Niall Madden scores a point against Roscrea in the Junior-A championship
There was no winner of this weeks lotto jackpot. Please click here if you would like to sign up for our club lotto. The x3 €50 lucky dip winners are:
Mick Gleeson, c/o The HiB
Evelyn Morris, Ballyartella
Jim McAuliffe, Templeogue, Dublin.
Camogie News
Under-6 – We hosted Kiladangan this weekend for some games on the astro. This was a great opportunity for the players to express their skills gained throughout the summer and the girls were delighted to play three fun matches. Thank you to all the parents and coaches for organising such a great event. We look forward to travelling to Puckane in the near future.
Under-8 – Our camógs played Portroe last Saturday morning in Nenagh. Despite the damp conditions the girls played brilliantly and enjoyed the morning. Thanks to Portroe for visiting. Training continues Monday at 6:30.
Under-16 – Play their first game of the U16A championship away to Borris-Ileigh on Wednesday 13th at 7pm. Best of luck to all our U16 players and management.
Minor – County Champions! Congratulations to our Minor camogie team who put on a super display of camogie to beat Borris-Ileigh in the county Minor B final.
Playing uphill but with a strong wind on their backs in the first half, Nenagh needed to take full advantage. Borris started the faster and went two points up, but the Nenagh girls settled quickly and got back in the game with a well-taken goal by Clodagh Spain after five minutes. From then until half time, the girls didn’t look back, dominating every position. All six forwards scored and along with the deadly accuracy of Grace Cleary on frees we went in 1-13 to 1-2 at half time.
With such a strong wind blowing into their faces for the second half, the girls knew that they faced a fightback from Borris-Ileigh.
Some heroic defending from our six backs and a fine save by Eleanor Boland on 45 minutes kept Borris-Ileigh at arm’s length. With the gap closed to three points and only minutes remaining, Clodagh Spain won a dirty ball in midfield and moved the ball on to Sailí O’Connor who side-stepped two players onto her left and put the ball over the bar. It was Sailí’s fifth point from play and was the insurance point to secure a memorable win.
Afterwards, captain Ella O’Brien accepted the cup on behalf of the team and the celebrations began in earnest.
Great credit goes to the girls in this group who have battled hard together for Nenagh for many years – losing a U12C final in 2019, they then went on to win a U15C final in 2022 and now three years later they have won the Minor B final. It is a testament to their skill, hard work and commitment and all at Nenagh Éire Óg are very proud of these girls.
Under-18 B Camogie champions 2025
Intermediate – Our championship kicks off with an away fixture to Borris-Ileigh next Friday evening at 7pm. Preparations have been disrupted somewhat by the success of the minor team, but the Intermediate team have been training hard and will hope to get their campaign off to a good start on Friday.
Tipperary – Tipp Under 14 A development squad won their first All-Ireland today in Kilcock, Co Kildare. After three great wins against Limerick, Galway and Dublin in the group stages, Tipp met a very good Derry team who had beaten Cork and Kilkenny en route to the final. After a very close game Tipp emerged victorious by a point, bringing great joy to all involved. Every player contributed to the victory and a very successful year. We’re very proud of our own Lucy Anne Cleary who scored two goals and three points today, and who also had the honour of being joint captain with Kilruane’s Caoimhe Kennedy.
Nenagh were also represented on the B team by Aisling Ryan who played her part in getting to a shield final but were narrowly defeated by Cork.
Congratulations to all, Tiobraid Árann Abú.
Juvenile News
Under 5 Boys
As we enter the months of long evenings and sunny days, things get busier at Nenagh Éire Óg!
Here’s the latest from the month of June:
Tipperary
The month began welcoming back the Tipperary U20 All Ireland Champions to MacDonagh park after their victory over Kilkenny in Nowlan park. Club man Sam O’Farrell captained the side to glory, accompanied by his fellow club mates Mason Cawley, Jake Donnellan Houlihan, and Billy O’Brien. We had a fantastic evening hosting the squad. Thank you to everyone who made it happen and to the supporters for coming out. Tiobraid Árann Abú!
On the topic of All Ireland glory, the Tipperary Senior hurlers are edging closer to some silverware as they beat Galway in the All- Ireland Quarter- Final on a score line of 1-28 to 2-17. Senior hurler Jake Morris contributed 0-5 to the tally, while Sam also got a score. They’re now in an All- Ireland Semi- Final for the first time since 2019, a fantastic achievement! Showdown with Kilkenny will take place on Sunday, with throw in at 4pm in Croke Park.
Grace O’Brien and the Tipperary Senior Camogie team got off to a rocky start in the opening round of the All- Ireland Championship against a very strong Cork side. However, they’ve since bounced back with with 3 wins on the trot over Wexford, Limerick and Clare. Grace was awarded player of the game against Wexford, after coming a way with a whopping 3-10, while she totted up 1-4 against Limerick and 0-9 against Clare. They now face Kilkenny in the All- Ireland Quarter final, a double header in Croke Park on Sunday. Throw in is at 1.30pm. Best of luck to all.
Senior
Our Senior hurlers played Cratloe in a challenge game for The Ger Gavin Memorial Tournament. Final score was 1-22 to 0-20 to Nenagh. Well done lads!
Junior A
Off the back of a defeat to Toomevara in the North League final, the Junior A hurlers came out in force in the first round of the North Championship against Ballinahinch. The final score was 6-19 to 1-12 with goals coming from Daniel Quinn, Emmet Jones, Aodhán O’Connor, and Gary Howard. They continue their campaign against Roscrea on Friday, with throw in at 7.15pm in Borris- Ileigh. Best of luck to players and management.
Junior C
Our Junior C team were back in action with a challenge match against the Silvermines held on Saturday last. It was a very competitive game and ended up a draw, 2-11 to 0-17. Training continues Wednesday at 7pm.
U19
Our U19b Footballers play Kiladangan in the North Quarter Final on Wednesday. Throw in is at 7.15pm in Puckaun. Best of luck to players and management.
Camogie Notes
Intermediate
Our Intermediate Camogie team continue training each week ahead of Championship beginning in August. The group details have been released, Nenagh Éire Óg will face Moycarkey Borris, Borris- Ileigh, Kilruane MacDonaghs and Boherlahan Dualla.
In the last week we’ve had some fantastic news from some members of our squad.
A huge congratulations to Holly and Darragh on the birth of their baby boy Ciarán, and heartiest congratulations to Zoey and Tadhg on their recent engagement!
Minor
The Minor Camogie championship has gotten under way. The girls put up a tough battle against Moycarkey on Wednesday last. Unfortunately on this occasion they were on the side of defeat. Their next game is away to St Pats on July 11th.
U14
Congratulations to our U14 team coming back from 7 points down at halftime to win against Moycarkey-Borris in Littleton in the Plate final.
Full-time:
Nenagh Éire Óg 1-12 (15)
Moycarkey-Borris 4-2 (14)
Captain Jenny Talbot thanked Moycarkey for a great game, and gave a big shoutout to Coaches Michelle, Alannah, Cyril, Darragh, Brian & the parents for their support.
Tipperary
Congratulations to Lucyanne Cleary and the Tipperary u14 Camogie team winning the Munster Provincial Development blitz.
Tipperary were successful against Waterford, Cork and Limerick to win the Munster final.
Juvenile
Well done to Paraic & Kristers who were part of the North Tipperary U14 development team who won the U14 inter county development cup in Coolmore Morris park. The boys beat Clare and Galway to win the competition. Well done to Páraic, Kristers and the team.
Under 9 boys were out in force over the weekend as they played visitors Clonlara in a number of action packed hurling games. Very well done to the boys who battled hard and gave a great account of themselves.
Lotto
No jackpot winner this week.
A massive thank you to everyone who supports our club lotto, keep it up!
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Community Walkathon
A massive thank you to everyone who’s raised funds/ donated to our Community Walkathon so far!
Our fundraiser link can be found here:
https://nenagheireog.fundmajor.com/
We would also like to thank Figgertys Pub Nenagh for organising a table quiz to raise funds towards our Walkathon funraiser.
The club would like to thank Damien Quinlivin and Darren Griffin for organising the table quiz. Damien and Darren presenting €1200 to club Chairman Tommy Gleeson.
Healthy Club
Over the next couple of weeks The Healthy Club programme aims to transform clubs into hubs for health within their communities. See more details below.
Senior
Our Senior hurlers concluded their league campaign with 3 wins, 1 loss and a draw against Borris- Ileigh. Attention now turns to the North Championship which will begin in a couple of weeks.
Junior A
Our Junior A hurlers are in North League action on Friday against Ballinahinch. Throw in is at 7.30pm in Shallee. Best of luck to players and management.
Our Junior A footballers are also in action this week. They play Roscrea in the North Quarter final on Wednesday. Throw in is at 7.15pm in Nenagh. Best of luck to players and management.
Tipperary
The Tipp Senior hurlers are back to winning ways with two on the trot. Yesterday they beat Waterford in their final group game of the Munster Championship on a scoreline of 1-30 to 1-21, with Jake Morris contributing 0-4. Both Jake and Sam O’Farrell had brilliant games and are an absolute credit to the club.
Sam has had a busy week, along with his club mates Mason Cawley, Jake Donellan Houlihan, and Billy O’Brien as the Tipp U20’s were crowned Munster Champions on Wednesday evening. Congratulations to all involved. As Sam is captain of the squad, they brought the cup back to MacDonagh park that night. Thank you to everyone who came out to support.
Social Hurling
Nenagh Eire Og Over 40’s Social Hurling for this Summer will be getting under way on Wednesday 4th June and each Wednesday thereafter, from 8pm – 9pm.
We are delighted to also extend an invitation to retired Camogie players to participate (age limit non-applicable). Anyone interested in participating can contact Conor O’Donovan 087-6107360
Community Walkathon
The May Bank Holiday Monday was a very significant day for the club for as we saw the official opening of the new Community Walkway at Éire Óg.
Slí Éire Óg was officially opened with a fun filled, sun drenched ribbon cutting by club presidents Michael Hynes, Jimmy Morris & Paudie O’Kennedy.
The large crowd that had gathered to witness this significant step forward in terms the development and expansion of club amenities were treated to a guided tour of the new Walkway – Slí Éire Óg – by Chairperson of the walkway committee and Éire Óg Healthy Club officer Deirdre O’Connor.
Slí Éire Óg extends from around the outside field to behind the stand, along the scoreboard end of the inside field, left along the link passage to bring walkers out along to the magnificent sight of the new field which has been under development for some time now and is on the cusp of being available for our younger players to grace which we are emmensely excited about.
Membership for the new walkway – Slî Éire Óg is now open and can be taken out by contacting any club officer.
The developments at Nenagh Éire Óg are not possible without the continued support of our sponsors Specsavers Nenagh Arrabawn Tipperary Analog Devices & grant aid from Tipperary County Council , sincere thanks to our sponsors and supporters.
With that, the Club has officially launched our 2025 fundraiser- Nenagh Community Walkathon.
We’re inviting local businesses, community groups, charity groups and individuals to step up and take part in our 24-hour fundraising walkathon.
This involves 24 walkathon teams walking with us in person, or virtually, in one hour slots around our Community Walkway
Funds raised will go towards growing and upgrading our facilities to support our members and serve the broader community for generations to come
Interested in partnering with us?
We are proud to collaborate with several local companies and charitable organisations already, whose members that walk in their name will raise funds for their nominated charity during the walkathon. Your business or charity group can do the same — walk to raise funds for your own chosen cause, while also supporting this vital club development.
To sponsor a competitor, check out event info, or see who’s involved, head over to our site:
https://nenagheireog.fundmajor.com/
Happy Walking!
Lotto
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Juvenile Notes
Éire Ógres
Our Eire Ogres had a fantastic morning in the sun last Saturday. Thanks to our players and coaches for helping the kids have good craic and get moving.
Join us for fun, games, and the perfect introduction to Gaelic games this Saturday at 10am!
U9
Under 9s played a blitz on Saturday morning in Toomevara. The boys played brilliantly and had a very enjoyable morning. Thanks to Toomevara for hosting.
U13
Introducing Éire Óg’s newest county champions!
Last Tuesday evening the Under 13 boys took to the road to make the long journey to a sun-kissed Annacarty where opponents Fethard awaited the boys to battle it out for the title of Under 13A shield County Champions.
The boys put in a tremendous shift with everyone giving it thier all. The boys took an early lead and continued to keep the scoreboard ticking over. Fethard rallied in the second half but found it a little harder to keep the scoreboard moving in their favour.
Nenagh captain James Hynes proudly lifted the U13A county plaque on behalf of the boys and the celebrations began.
Well done to the Under 13 boys and their coaching group.
Thanks to Fethard for a good battle.
Thanks to all the Nenagh faithful who travelled to support the boys.
Éire Óg abú!
U17
Our U17 hurlers are in action against Kilruane on Sunday, with throw in at 12pm. Best of luck to players and management.
U15
The Football Championship knock out final takes place tomorrow evening against Newport in Dolla. Throw in is at 7.15pm. Best of luck to players and management.
Camogie Notes
Intermediate
Our Intermediate Camogie team drew against Holycross-Ballycahill in an intense match yesterday morning in Borrisoleigh. Our players gave everything and more in scorching conditions, with 16minutes extra time being played to try break the deadlock. The management and supporters walked away very proud of the players and their relentless efforts. We look forward to the replay.
U12
Blue team had a super game against Moneygall last week, with just a single score separating the teams at the end of a terrific contest .This week the Pink team takes on Drom & Inch on Monday in Nenagh and the Navy team travel to Portroe on Thursday evening.
Well done to Carrig N.S. camogie team on qualifying for the U13 Girls Cumann na mBunscanna County finals next month in Semple Stadium.
U10
We enjoyed our County Blitz on a sunny Saturday in Borrisoleigh. Thanks to all the Coaches and Parents for organising the girls and facilitating a fun morning.
U8
Following our Eire Ogres Saturday morning we took to the Astro for some games and development. We had some great activities followed by a fun training match amongst ourselves. New players always welcome, no experience required. Reach out to Coleen 0879256514
Senior
Following a win over Drom & Inch in round 3 of the league, the Senior hurling team do battle with Kilruane on Friday in round 4. Throw in is at 7pm in Nenagh. Best of luck to players and management.
Junior A
Our Junior A hurlers beat Silvermines on Wednesday last in the second round of the league. They now have a week off.
Tipperary
The Munster championship has begun and brought us great excitement at the weekend. The Tipperary Senior hurling team earned themselves a draw against Limerick, while the Tipperary Senior Camogie team got a win over The Treaty County. Well done to all Nenagh representatives, Jake Morris, Josh Keller, Sam O’ Farrell and Grace O’Brien.
As well as being part of the senior team, Sam captains the Tipp U20’s who got a win over Clare on Wednesday last in their Munster Championship. Tomorrow night they face Waterford in the fourth round at 7pm in Semple Stadium. Best of luck to all involved.
Juvenile Notes
Easter Camp
We had the most fantastic few days of Easter Camp 2025.
The children were so happy and excited to be having such fun at the various activities with their friends and in the glorious weather too, what better way to enjoy the Easter holidays.
Terrific feedback coming in from parents on how much the camp was enjoyed by the children and how fantastic the coaches were with the children.
We can’t wait to go again with our Summer Camp in August and very much look forward to seeing everyone back at the next camp.
We had a number of new children join the camp to try Gaelic Games and we are excited to see all the new faces over at training in the coming weeks.
A huge thanks must go to Shane, his coaching team and helpers from the club, what an amazing team you all made.
As ever, our camps would not be the same without Pat McCormack, he is a pivotal figure in our promotion of Gaelic Games activities around Nenagh and knows every child by name, thanks Pat for all you do.
Thank you to John Quirke, franchisee of McDonalds Nenagh for the generous support of this year’s Easter Camp.
John came along to the final day of the Easter camp to present each of the children with a complimentary voucher for a McFlurry after all of their effort and participation in the camp over the three days.
John & the team at McDonalds were thrilled & excited to hear that with this sponsorship support the Éire Óg Juvenile Club will be able to augment their schools coaching program and cross community promotion of Gaelic Games thereby facilitating more children from the Nenagh community and surrounds to be able to participate in Gaelic games, increase their physical activity and consequently overall well-being.
We thank John and McDonalds for their kind sponsorship.
Thank you to Nenagh Éire Óg senior club sponsors Specsavers Nenagh for the thoughtful gesture of dropping in goodie bags for all of the children who attended our Easter Camp, it was a lovely surprise.
Peil na nÓg
Well done to both teams who participated in the Peil na nÓg competition at the weekend.
Team 1 played in Division 1 and played Cashel, JK Brackens & Clonmel Óg. With one loss and two wins the boys advanced to the group semi final against Newport who were the stronger outfit on the day. A great days effort from the boys.
Team 2 played in Division 7 Group B and played Clonmel Óg, Boherlahan, Dúrlas Óg and Newport. Results were two draws and two losses.
Well done to all involved.
Camogie Notes
Intermediate
The Intermediate Camogie team played Kilruane in round 3 of the League on Saturday evening in MacDonagh Park. Kilruane contested well in the first half, but Nenagh took their scores well in the 2nd half to take the win. With the final scoreline Nenagh Éire Óg 2-14 Kilruane 1-4. Next up we play away to Borris- Ileigh on Saturday evening at 7pm.
U12
The U12’s started their County fixtures with super performances against Templemore and Lorrha. This week sees the girls travel to Moyne-Templetouhy and Drom-Inch .
U14
Condolences
The club would like to offer condolences to the family of Matt Hassett, father of our long-standing committee member and Child Welfare Officer Mark.
Our deepest sympathies to you and all the family Mark, ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam dílis.
https://rip.ie/death-notice/matt-matthew-hassett-tipperary-toomevara-590241
Senior
Our Senior hurlers began their league campaign with a loss to Thurles away, but a win against Clonoulty at home. They now have a break till they play Drom&Inch on the 12th of April.
The County Senior Hurling Championship groups have also been announced. Nenagh will face Thurles, Mullinahone and Cashel.
Junior A
Our Junior A hurlers came away with a draw against Kiladangan in the first round of the North League. Their next game takes place on the 19th of April against the Silvermines.
Tipperary
The Tipperary Senior hurlers face Cork this weekend in the Allianz NHL Final. Throw in is at 4pm in SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh. Wishing Jake, Josh and Sam the very best of luck.
The Tipperary U20’s have started their Munster Championship with a loss to Limerick, but got a win over Cork on Wednesday. As well as hurling senior, Sam O’ Farrell captains the U20 team, and is joined by his Nenagh Éire Óg teammates Mason Cawley and Jake Donnellan- Houlihan. We wish Sam, Mason and Jake the very best of luck as they continue their campaign.
The Tipperary Senior Camogie team suffered defeat to Waterford by a point, bringing their league campaign to an end. Best of luck to Grace O’ Brien and the squad as they continue to prepare for Championship.
Lotto
Thanks to everyone who continues to support our club lotto.
Our lotto can be played on club force using the link below:
Social Hurling
Anyone interested in playing can contact Conor O’Donovan 087-6107360.
Juvenile Notes
U17
The U17 County hurling league fixture for this weekend has been changed and won’t be played until the 11th of May.
U15
Our U15 footballers had a great win over Ballina in the first round of the North Championship.
They have a bye next week.
U13
The C footballers got the better of Ballina, but the A footballers fell short by 2 points in their respective North Championship games this week.
Table Quiz
Last Friday Night was a terrific evening of quizzing and craic at the annual Nenagh Éire Óg Juvenile Club table quiz.
Congratulations to the winners Team Seán McTiernan who take home the perpetual table quiz cup yet again.
Congratulations to the runners up, The Tom’s, Michael and James who rocked home with some amazing wines as their prize.
Thanks to everyone who came out and supported the event, thanks to those who couldn’t make the quiz but sent in contributions, thanks to those who donated spot prizes, thanks to those who helped out and thanks to Joe & the crew at Andys Gastro Pub Bed & Breakfast Nenagh.
As ever, the pivotal figure that makes this event the resounding success it is every year, the one and only Mel Gleeson, thanks to Mel for consistently delivering at organising and MC’ing this event.
Half of the profits will be donated to Milford Hospice Limerick in honour of our late colleague Rory.
Easter Camp
We will be running our Easter Camp from April 15th to 17th inclusive, 10am to 1pm daily. For further details on the camp see the promotional flyer.
The Easter Camp will consist of Gaelic Games activities and will cost €40 per child with all proceeds going to fund our in-schools Gaelic Games coaching programme.
We are excited to see all the children at the camp, we welcome any non club members also, so bring your neighbours, friends or cousins along to enjoy the fun and games.
Nenagh Éire Óg Academy
Academy training times for the week ahead.
New members always welcome.
Camogie Notes
Intermediate
The Intermediate Camogie team travelled to Newport on Saturday morning last to play the 2nd round of the League against Newport/Ballinahinch.
Newport settled quicker and had some good interchanges to pick off some early scores. The Nenagh girls got their game going however and, playing with the wind in the first half, we began to work the ball well into the full forward line, who held it up well. Two well-worked goals, finished to the net by Sarah Quigley and Megan Grace saw the girls lead at half time 2-3 to 0-6.
Facing into a strengthening wind, our backs and midfield excelled in the second half, keeping Newport forwards to only scoring from frees. At the other end, a long range free from Rachel Maher was deflected to the Newport net. Another point was added and our backs held firm to win by 2 points.
Final score Newport/Ballinahinch 0-11 Nenagh Éire Óg 3-4.
The next league game is at home to Kilruane McDonaghs on Saturday April 19th at 6pm.
U16
The girls played Slieve Felim in McDonagh Park on Monday putting in a very strong performance in the final group match of the county A league. Final score Nenagh Éire Óg 3-18 Slieve Felim Raperees 0-9.
Tipperary
Best of luck to Carly Walsh, Grace Cleary and the Tipperary U16A squad this weekend.
Condolences
The club would like to extend their sympathies to the families of Joe Moloney and Martin Casey on their recent passing. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a n- anamacha.
Tipperary
The Tipperary Senior Hurling team face Clare tomorrow evening in the final round of the NHL. Throw in is at 7.30pm in Semple Stadium. Best of luck to Jake, Josh, Sam and the team.
The Tipperary Senior Camogie team take on Cork in the 4th round of the Very National League. Throw in is at 2pm in the County Camogie Grounds, The Ragg. Best of luck to Grace and the team.
Senior
Best of luck to our Senior hurling team and management as they begin their league campaign this weekend.
Junior C Hurling and Junior A football
Junior C Hurling/ Junior A football – New Season Incoming!
Our Junior C hurlers and our Junior A footballers are back training in early April, and we want YOU to be part of it! Whether you’re a former underage player, a past senior star, or new to the Nenagh area, this is a great opportunity to get back on the field, stay active, and enjoy the game.
All are welcome—no matter your experience level. Come for the game, stay for the craic!
Training starts early April in Nenagh Éire Óg GAA Grounds.
Message Tom at +353 (86) 604 9262 for more details.
Social Hurling
In a cracking game of social ground hurling on the Astro on Thursday night last the bibs team emerged victorious on an 8-5 scoreline with 3 goals each scored by John Phelan & ‘Hat-trick’ Mick Hutchinson. A special mention however for debutant Paul McGrath of the non-bibs team who, on his debut, scored 4 of his team’s 5 goals.
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
Lotto
There was no winner of our latest lotto jackpot which stood at €5600. The three lucky dip winners were Bridie Whelan, Michael Hackett and Jack and Katie Bourke. We thank everyone who continues to support our club lotto. Our lotto can be played on club force using the link below:
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
Training
The North Board will be running an Umpire Training Course on Wednesday 2nd April at 8.00 pm in our Complex.
Those that attend the course will receive North Board Match Day Passes for both Adult and Juvenile Games.
Please contact John Kennedy on 087- 6687589 if you are interested in attending the training course.
Juvenile Notes
All Ireland Champions
Congratulations to Juvenile Chairperson Niall Cahill and Thurles CBS on their All Ireland Victory.
St Patrick’s Day
We had an amazing turn out for the St Patrick’s Day Parade.
Thanks so much to all the players and parents involved in a great day!
Easter Camp
We will be running our Easter Camp from April 15th to 17th inclusive, 10am to 1pm daily. To register & secure your childs place in the camp click the following link https://forms.office.com/e/PCchY4dz6u?origin=lprLink
For further details on the camp see attached promotional flier.
The Easter Camp will consist of Gaelic Gamea activities and will cost €40 per child with all proceeds going to fund our in schools Gaelic Games coaching program.
We are excited to see all the children at the camp, we welcome any non club members also, so bring your neighbours, friends or cousins along to enjoy the fun and games.
Camogie Notes
Intermediate
U16
Well done to our U16 Camogie Team
We had a great win away against Borrisoleigh on Sunday evening. Down by 5 points at one stage in the second half, they kept persevering and emerged victorious with the final score line of 1:14 – 4:7.
We enjoy a break now of two weeks before our final group match against Slieve Felim.
Membership
Nenagh Éire Óg Camogie Club registration is now open for new membership for 2025.
You can find instructions posted on our social media for Foireann.
Senior County Hurling League Division 1 Group 1 Round 1
23/03/25
Nenagh Éire Óg v Thurles Sarasfields
Venue: Outside Field Thurles
Time: 12pm
Intermediate County Camogie League Round 1
23/03/25
Nenagh Éire Óg v Boherlahan Dualla
Venue: MacDonagh Park
Time: 10am
U17 County Hurling League
23/03/25
Nenagh Éire Óg v Knockmealdown Gaels
Venue: Clogheen GAA Pitch
Time: 3pm
