History

Tipperary – Munster Senior Football Champions 1918

“Even Strong Men Were Moved to Tears”

The Death and Funeral of Michael Hogan

 

 

“He was the most inoffensive man I ever knew”

Templederry man and Bloody Sunday victim Daniel Carroll

 

 

 

 

https://www.friendsoftipperaryfootball.com/he-was-the-most-inoffensive-man-i-ever-knew/

 

 

Tommy Ryan: A Bloody Sunday Witness 1921

https://www.friendsoftipperaryfootball.com/tommy-ryan-a-bloody-sunday-witness-1921/

 

Jane Boyle was the only female to die on Bloody Sunday in Croke Park. She was due to be married five days later to Tipperary man Daniel Byron but instead, her life was cut cruelly short. This is her story.

Jane Boyle – A Bloody Sunday Victim

Interview by Paddy Doherty with Bill Ryan (Laha) about Bloody Sunday

 

Interview with Bill Ryan (Laha) About Bloody Sunday

 

Bloody Sunday – A Brief Account

Sunday, November 21st, 1920 saw one of the darkest events in both the history of the GAA and Ireland itself. Here is a brief account on the awful events of that day.

Bloody Sunday – A Brief Account

 

 

Tipperary’s First All-Ireland Minor Title, 1934

In 1934 the Tipperary footballers won the county’s very first All-Ireland minor football title. Along the way they lost their opening match to Clare and never actually played the final. Here is their story.

 

https://www.friendsoftipperaryfootball.com/tipperarys-first-all-ireland-minor-title-1934/

Three is a Magic Number

 Tipperary’s Three Munster Titles in 1935

 

 

https://www.friendsoftipperaryfootball.com/three-is-a-magic-number-tipperarys-three-munster-titles-in-1935/

 

The Curious Incident of the Missing Minor Trophy

 The Story of the Tipperary Minor Footballers of 1955

https://www.friendsoftipperaryfootball.com/the-curious-incident-of-the-missing-minor-trophy-the-story-of-the-tipperary-minor-footballers-of-1955/

 

 

Nineteen Eighty-Four – The Last Men in Munster

The Story of the Tipperary Minor Footballers of 1984

https://www.friendsoftipperaryfootball.com/nineteen-eighty-four-the-last-men-in-munster/

 

Mark Sheahan (Nenagh Éire Óg) reflects on his inter-county career

Mark Sheahan

Read his story here

The Year of the Underdog – The Tipperary Minor Footballers, Munster Champions 1995

1995 Bloody Sunday Commemoration Match Programme

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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(Click on the link below to see the match programme)

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Who fears to speak of ’98? The story of the Tipperary junior football team, Munster and All-Ireland champions 1998

Who fears to speak of ’98? The story of the Tipperary junior football team, Munster and All-Ireland champions 1998