Tipperary GAA Scene

FBD Insurance County Hurling Championships

The FBD Insurance County Hurling championships swing into action this weekend with a total of 24 games down for decision. See GAA Scoreboard for fixtures

Tickets for all this weekend’s games are available to purchase online via the ticket section of the Tipperary GAA website at a cost of €10 for adults and €5 for students with a valid ID. Under 6’s are free into our games and do not require a ticket.

From next weekend Tipperary County Board will also be offering a tap and go service at all venues, so if you are not in a position to pre purchase your tickets you can now pay on entry to the venue with your credit or debit care.

Please note that Tipperary GAA will continue to comply with Croke Park guidelines which means cash will not be taken at any venue.

Live Streaming

Our Tipp GAA TV streaming service makes a return this weekend also the four games which are taking place in FBD Semple Stadium being streamed.

In total this year there will be up to 30 games available to view via our Tipp GAA TV streaming service with the following pricing structure in place, Season pass €120, weekend pass €25 and single game pass €10. You can now purchase your 2022 season pass or desired game in next weekends hurling championships via the following link: https://page.inplayer.com/TipperaryGAA/

Tipperary Clubs Draw

The July Tipperary clubs draw will take place in The Dome Semple Stadium this Friday, 22nd July and will be broadcast live on Tipp FM following the senior hurling championship game between Loughmore-Castleiney and Kiladangan which throws in at 7.30pm.

Divisional Championships

On Saturday evening in Annacarty, Knockavilla -Donaskeigh Kickhams overcame Golden Kilfeacle by 3-19 to 2-18 to claim the West intermediate hurling title.

On Sunday in Littleton, Boherlahan-Dualla and Drom & Inch met to decide the destination of the Mid Intermediate title and it was “The Sash” who proved the stronger winning 3-16 to 1-15.

Minor Hurlers Visit Tayto Park

Following their exploits on the playing fields during the year, the 2022 Munster & All Ireland Minor Hurling champions enjoyed a well-deserved day out in Tayto Park last Saturday, compliments of our sponsor Fiserv.

The team and management travelled by bus and spent the day at the park before travelling to An Poitín Stil where they enjoyed a meal, which was kindly sponsored by Louis Fitzgerald before travelling back home later that evening.

We express our gratitude to Fiserv and Louis Fitzgerald for their wonderful generosity which was really appreciated by all concerned.

GAA clubs asked to provide emergency short-term accommodation to ease humanitarian crisis

GAA clubs are being asked to provide emergency short term accommodation for people seeking humanitarian shelter in Ireland.

The Department of Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth and the Department of the Taoiseach have advised that the current stock of short-term emergency accommodation is depleted and that shelter is required for a significant number of people.

What is immediately sought are large indoor spaces, capable of taking 100 to 200 camp beds. These spaces will be needed on a very short-term basis, for approximately a week, and ideally would have access to toilets and showers.

State bodies will provide all the catering and other supports that will be needed. There will be no costs arising to GAA clubs that provide their facilities and all issues around liability and insurance will be managed by the State.

If only smaller spaces can be offered, please do so as ever little bit will help this humanitarian crisis.

Any GAA clubs or individuals who are in a position to help should contact communications@gaa.ie