Cian O’Dee and Steven O’Brien battle for possession in the 2019 NFL
New manager David Power was handed a tough draw this morning in the 2020 Munster championship as his charges have been paired with the Banner county. The sides met in the final game of this year’s Allianz national football league with Clare emerging as winners, 3-15 to 1-19, a result that condemned the Premier to division 3 football for next year. Indeed, in 2018 the sides drew in Ennis in the league, 0-11 apiece, and this ultimately cost Tipperary promotion to division 1 for the first time in their history. The competitive nature of these games provide ample evidence that Tipperary will have to be at their best if they are going to proceed to the next round.
Quarter final 1 – Waterford v Limerick
Quarter final 2 – Clare v Tipperary
Semi-finals – Winner of quarter final 1 v Winner of quarter-final 2
Cork v Kerry
Liam Boland will be hoping Moyle Rovers can put back-to-back Tipperary senior football championships ©www.sportsfocus.ie
In the FBD Insurance county senior football semi-finals defending champions Moyle Rovers have been drawn against JK Bracken’s while Clonmel Commercials will pit their wits against Loughmore Castleiney. These exciting semi-finals are expected to take place on the last weekend of October.
In the newly established Tom Cusack Cup Éire Óg Annacarty Donohill will play Killenaule while Aherlow Gaels take on Kilsheelan Kilcash.
In the dreaded relegation semi-finals Galtee Rovers will be hoping to get one better over last year’s intermediate champions Moyne Templetuohy while 2018 county finalists Ardfinnan face the North’s only representatives in the senior championship, Kiladangan. The losers of these games will meet in the final with one team to drop down to intermediate.
In the intermediate semi-finals Golden Kilfeacle will play Moycarkey Borris while Clonmel Commercials take on neighbours Clonmel Óg.
In the junior-A championship Portroe will play last year’s junior-B champions Solohead while Mullinahone meet Emly.
Details of all these fixtures can be found on http://tipperary.gaa.ie
After their success in recent years JK Bracken’s will be hoping to defeat county champions Moyle Rovers and reach this year’s senior final ©www.sportsfocus.ie
Referee Seánie Peters enjoys a joke during the clash between Moyle Rovers and Cahir ©www.sportsfocus.ie
JK Bracken’s 2-11 Upperchurch Drombane 1-10
Moyle Rovers 1-13 Cahir 3-4
Loughmore Castleiney 5-11 Arravale Rovers 2-8
Clonmel Commercials 4-13 Ballyporeen 0-7
Kilsheelan-Kilcash 3-12 Ardfinnan 0-13
Aherlow 1-11 Galtee Rovers 1-6
Killenaule 0-11 Moyne-Templetuohy 0-4
Éire Óg Annacarty 3-20 Kiladangan 0-2
Drom & Inch 0-6 Clonmel Óg 1-9
Rockwell Rovers 1-13 Moycarkey Borris 2-11
Solohead 6-8 Cahir 2-10
Moyle Rovers 1-8 Ballingarry 1-7
Saturday, 5 October, 2019
Clonmel Commercials V Rockwell Rovers
Fethard, 3:30pm
Sunday, 6 October, 2019
Moyle Rovers V Ballylooby Castlegrace
Ardfinnan, 12 noon
Sunday, 6 October, 2019
Knockavilla Donaskeigh Kickhams V Newcastle
New Inn, 12 noon
Sunday, 6 October, 2019
Clonmel Óg V Moyle Rovers
Clonmel Sportsfield, 3:15pm
Brian Boru’s 2-10 Aherlow 1-14
Templemore Ladies GFC 4-12 Thurles Sarsfields 3-13
Galtee Rovers St Pecauns LGFA 4-12 Moycarkey Borris 4-9
Moyne Templetuohy 1-15 Holycross Rapparees 3-4
Moyle Rovers 4-5 Sliabhnamban 2-13
Moyle Rovers, Senior Football Champions 2018
Saturday, September 28
Loughmore-Castleiney V Arravale Rovers
Venue: Leahy Park, Cashel (throw-in 2pm)
Sunday, September 29
Clonmel Commercials V Ballyporeen
Venue: Ardfinnan (throw-in 2pm)
Moyle Rovers V Cahir
Venue: Clonmel (4.30pm)
Wednesday, October 2
JK Bracken’s V Upperchurch Drombane
Venue: Templetuohy (throw-in 7.30pm)
The inaugural Tom Cusack Cup was established for clubs that don’t make the knock-out stages of the FBD Insurance county senior football championship. Presented by the family of the late Tom Cusack who was formally a county junior football selector and treasurer of the Tipperary Football Board, the winners of these games will qualify for the semi-finals while the losers will enter the relegation play-offs with one team dropping down to the intermediate grade in 2020.
Saturday, September 28
Moyne-Templetuohy V Killenaule
Venue: Leahy Park, Cashel (throw-in 3:30pm)
Ardfinnan V Kilsheelan-Kilcash
Venue: Clonmel Sportsfield (throw-in 3.30pm)
Aherlow Gaels V Galtee Rovers
Venue: Sean Treacy Park (throw-in 3:30pm)
Wednesday, October 2
Éire Óg Annacarty-Donohill V Kiladangan
Venue: Borrisoleigh (throw-in 7.30pm).
Moyne Templetuohy, Tipperary Intermediate Champions 2018
Friday, September 27
Golden-Kilfeacle V Clonoulty-Rossmore
Venue: Clonoulty (throw-in 7.30pm)
Saturday, September 28
Clonmel Commercials V Moyle Rovers
Venue: Cahir (throw-in 2pm)
Rockwell Rovers V Moycarkey- Borris
Venue: Cahir (throw-in 3.30pm)
Wednesday, October 2
Drom & Inch V Clonmel Óg
Venue: Clonoulty (throw-in 7.30pm)
JK Brackens, Tipperary Junior-A Champions 2018
Sunday, September 29
Cahir V Solohead
Venue: Bansha, (throw-in 12 noon)
Moyle Rovers V Ballingarry
Venue: Cloneen (throw-in 12 noon)
Saturday, September 28
Sliabh na mBan V Moyle Rovers
Venue: New Inn (throw-in 3pm)
Saturday, September 28
Holycross-Raparees V Moyne-Templetouhy
Venue: New Inn (throw-in 5pm)
Sunday, September 29
Moycarkey-Borris V Galtee Rovers
Venue: Templetouhy (throw-in 2pm)
Sunday, September 29
Aherlow V Brian Ború’s
Venue: Templetuohy (throw-in 4pm)
Sunday, September 29
Thurles Sarsfield’s V Templemore
Venue: Templetuohy (throw-in 6pm)
The Tipperary intermediate ladies football team will bring the Mary Quinn cup to Rock an Thorabh, Glen of Aherlow on Sunday 6th of October at 11am. We would like to invite everyone to join us as we honour the memory of our former player and friend Rachel Kenneally.
Aishling Moloney, Jackie Cahill, Aisling McCarthy Source: Ladies Gaelic Football Facebook Page
We extend our best wishes to Cahir stars Aishling Moloney and Aisling McCarthy who have been nominated for a TG4 LGFA All-Star award following their outstanding performances for the Premier in the All-Ireland intermediate championship this year. The winners will be announced on November 16 in the Citywest Hotel, Dublin.
Manager David Power speaks to the under-20s in 2018
Former Dublin defender Paddy Christie is also a member of the coaching team and he is highly regarded in Dublin GAA circles for his work with Ballymun Kickhams. Former Clare goal-keeper Joe Hayes and performance analysis Tommy Toomey complete an impressive backroom team.
We wish David and the entire management team the very best in the years ahead and have no doubt that they will carry on the great work of Liam Kearns.
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This is third occasion that Tipperary have won the intermediate title having previously captured it in 2008, 2017 and again today.
Angela McGuigan and Aisling McCarthy provided the crucial goals while player of the match, Ashling Moloney, pointed on eight occasions as Shane Ronayne’s charges made a swift return to the senior ranks.
Bitterly disappointed following their relegation last year the players were very focused and determined to regain their senior status and prove themselves against the best teams in the country.
Tipperary: L Fitzpatrick, L Spillane, M Curley, E Cronin, S Lambert (captain), B Condon, C Kennedy, A McCarthy, A.R. Kennedy, O O’Dwyer, A Moloney, N Lonergan, A Fennessy, A McGuigan, C Condon.
Subsitutes: L Dillon for Cronin (H/T), R Daly for Condon (43), O Winston for McGuigan (50).
Meath: M McGuirk, K Newe, O Duff, S Powderly, O Byrne, S Wall, S Ennis, M O’Shaughnessy (captain), A Cleary, V Wall, M Thynne, E Duggan, F O’Neill, B Lynch, K Nesbitt.
Subs: O Lally for Powderly (46), S Grimes for Duggan (47), M O’Brien for Byrne (47), N Gallogly for Ennis (56), E White for S Wall (58).
Scorers – Tipperary: A Moloney 0-8 (1 free), A McCarthy 1-2, A McGuigan 1-1, O O’Dwyer 0-2, C Condon 0-1, C Kennedy 0-1, A Fennessey 0-1.
Meath: E Duggan 0-5 (3 frees), V Wall 0-4, F O’Neill 1-1, A Cleary 0-1, K Nesbitt 0-1, B Lynch 0-1, S Grimes 0-1 (1 free).
"These are the things you dream of"
– Aishling Moloney 💙💛🏆@TippLadiesFB are @SportTG4 All Ireland Intermediate @LadiesFootball Champions🏆@ValerieWheeler_ caught up with sharpshooter @MoloneyAishling after the game🎤🏐 @MunsterLGFA
#ProperFan
pic.twitter.com/b7uHRK0Ess— Ladies Football (@LadiesFootball) September 15, 2019
Labhair Orla O’Dwyer @TippLadiesFB linn díreach tar éis an fheadóg deireannach
The Tipperary half forward is a @LadiesFootball champion again! #ProperFan #20×20 @TG4TV
— Ladies Football (@LadiesFootball) September 15, 2019
Bainisteoir Buacach @TippLadiesFB @spronayne ag labhairt linn níos luaithe.
— Ladies Football (@LadiesFootball) September 15, 2019
Manager Shane Ronayne © www.sportsfocus.ie
1 Lauren Fitzpatrick Ballymacarbry
2 Lucy Spillane Fethard
3 Maria Curley Templemore
4 Emma Cronin Moyle Rovers
5 Brid Condon Aherlow
6 Samantha Lambert Ardfinnan
7 Caitlin Kennedy Aherlow
8 Aisling McCarthy Cahir
9 Anna Rose Kennedy Aherlow
10 Niamh Lonergan Moyle Rovers
11 Aishling Moloney Cahir
12 Orla O’Dwyer Boherlahan
13 Ava Fennessy Clonmel Commercials
14 Angela McGuigan Sliabh na mBan
15 Caoimhe Condon Brian Borus
16 Rachel Sweeney Holycross
17 Roisin Daly Moyne Templetouy
18 Laura Dillon Ardfinnan
19 Katie Cunningham Lattin Cullen
20 Emma Buckley Cahir
21 Emma Morrissey Aherlow
22 Anna Carey Clonmel Commercials
23 Elaine Fitzpatrick Templemore
24 Orla Winston Clonmel Commercials
25 Niamh Martin Sliabh na mBan
26 Sarah McKevitt Thurles Sarsfields
27 Rosanna Kiely Cahir
28 Muireann Llyod Moyne Templetouy
29 Courtney Lonergan Clonmel Commercials
30 Cora Maher Moyle Rovers
This year manager Shane Ronayne is joined by Ed Burke, Tony Smith and Sarah Jane Darmody on the management team while James O’Leary is the S&C coach, Grainne O’Callaghan is the physio.
.@SamLambert91 on @TippLadiesFB trying to get back to senior level by landing the @LadiesFootball Intermediate title on Sunday pic.twitter.com/DUavR7hGFY
— Will O'Callaghan (@willocallaghan) September 13, 2019
The Friends of Tipperary Football want to send our best wishes to the LGFA team as they look to capture the All-Ireland intermediate title last won in 2017 and make a swift return to the senior ranks.
Check out Conor Sweeney 🇺🇦 wishing our Ladies the very best of luck this Sunday in their All Ireland Final 🏆 @TippLadiesFB @LadiesFootball @MunsterLGFA @TippfootballGAA @TipperaryGAA #SeriousSupport #ProperFan#FollowOurJourney #CantSeeCantBe @SportTG4 #20×20 #womeninsport pic.twitter.com/jWauU4adNt
— Tipp Ladies Football (@TippLadiesFB) September 11, 2019
More well wishes 💙💛 for our Ladies as we enter the final week in our journey to hold the third All Ireland title for Tipp this year 🏆🇺🇦🏆🇺🇦🏆🇺🇦@TippLadiesFB @TipperaryGAA @MunsterLGFA @LadiesFootball @TippfootballGAA @SportTG4 @Westtippgaa @TippFMSport pic.twitter.com/3IhrUdlf6P
— Tipp Ladies Football (@TippLadiesFB) September 8, 2019
Check out Brian Fox 🇺🇦wishing the Tipp Ladies all the best in their quest for Tipperary’s third All Ireland title 🏆🏆🏆 in 2019. #SeriousSupport #ProperFan#FollowOurJourney @TippLadiesFB @LadiesFootball @MunsterLGFA @TipperaryGAA @TippfootballGAA #CantSeeCantBe#20×20 pic.twitter.com/RIoGVpdldA
— Tipp Ladies Football (@TippLadiesFB) September 7, 2019
