North Tipperary GAA Affairs
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The Ballina team of Ger Coonan, James Prentice, Martin McInerney & Noel Moroney who had a good 71-66 win over St Augustines from Waterford in the Munster Open Club Final in Bohermore, Limerick.Image 2 of 4
Brian Treacy, Patsy Hanley (Toomevara Secretary), Paul Meagher and Denis Barry at the Toomevara GAA Golf Classic at Nenagh Golf Club recently. Photo: Bridget Delaney PicasaImage 3 of 4
Newport’s Harry Moloney with his mother Karen and brother Ollie after winning the County Under 15 ‘A’ Football final recently. PHOTO: ODHRAN DUCIE Odhran DucieImage 4 of 4
Tipperary Gold captain and Silvermines clubman Daniel McKelvey gets a pass away under pressure from Cork’s Scott Dunlea of Cork White during the Electric Ireland Celtic Challenge Corn Michael Hogan final at FBD Semple Stadium on Saturday. Photo: Michael P Ryan/Sportsfile Michael P Ryan / SPORTSFILEJunior 'A' Hurling League
The Final of the North Junior 'A' Hurling League takes place this Friday, 13th June at 7.30pm in Templederry with Nenagh Eire Og taking on Toomevara.
Junior 'B' Hurling League
Group 1: Borrisokane had a slender 1-15 to 1-14 victory over Kilruane MacDonaghs last Friday. Moneygall and Lorrha progress out of the group after finishing first and second. There are still two games due to take place in the group. On Thursday, 12th June, Shannon Rovers will host Knockshegowna in Ballinderry at 7.00pm whilst Knockshegowna are out in action again on Monday, 16th June when they are away to Borrisokane with a 7.30pm throw in.
Group 2: Burgess topped Group 2 after an exciting 4-20 to 1-24 victory over Toomevara last Friday in Toomevara whilst Templederry Kenyons had a 2-17 to 2-13 victory over Ballina. Both Burgess and Toomevara progress to the semi-finals. Portroe will host Ballina in their outstanding round 3 fixture which takes place this Thursday, 12th June at 7.00pm.
The semi-finals will take place on the weekend of 20-22 June - Burgess will host Lorrha whilst Moneygall will host Toomevara.