County Senior Finals

COUNTY SENIOR FOOTBALL SEMI-FINALS The county senior football semi-finals will be played this Sunday at Leahy Park, Cashel. Aherlow will play Cahir in the first game at 2.30pm while defending champions, Moyle Rovers will play Loughmore Castleiney in the second game at 4pm.

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Football Selectors

Football Board Chairman Noel Morris announced the selectors for the Tipperary football teams . They are Senior John Evans ,Tommy Twomey and  Brian Burke who replaced John Cummins who has stepped down . Junior – Tommy Twomey , Brian Burke, and Mick O loughan and Under 21 John Evans Tommy Twomey Brian Burke and Mick […]

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D arryl Darcy Cup

Football Board Chairman Noel Morris revealed that the Shannon Rovers club and the Darcy family have put up the Darryl Darcy cup for an under 17 development squad Munster competition the finals of which will be played on Bank holiday Oct 25th . The cup commemorates the late Darryl Darcy a Tipperary senior and U21 […]

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Unique Under 21 Double

UNIQUE UNDER 21 DOUBLE 3 Tipperary players completed an unique under 21 double last Wednesday evening. Sean Carey (Moyle Rovers), John Coghlan (Moyne Templetuohy) and Brian O’Meara (Kilruane MacDonaghs) have now won under 21 Munster titles in both hurling and football in the one season. All three played against Kerry in Tralee in Tipperary’s first […]

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Tipperary win Munster U16 and 15 football finals

Had the pleasure of being at the Munster U 16 football final in the Gaelic Grounds,Limerick yesterday and witnessed a fantastic game of top class football. Being the first time for a Tipperary team to win this competition is a significant achievement and is a testament to the quality of work being done,by dedicated people […]

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Dublin V Tipperary

Dublin defeated Tipperary by 1-21 to 1-13 in the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Qualifier on Saturday in Croke Park. Off-key Dublin find extra gear to limp past Premier DUBLIN 1-21 TIPPERARY 1-13 By DAMIAN LAWLOR for the Sunday Independent newspaper Sunday July 11 2010 AN uneasy Dublin stuttered to a hard-fought and unimpressive win over Tipperary […]

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