27 Nov 2021
27 Nov 2021
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Willie O Donoghue Damien Holian and Kevin Lenihan at a cross country event last year
Welcome news came through last week from the Tipperary County Board after appointing a Covid 19 officer that the proposed schedule of cross country races will go ahead.
The schedule for the upcoming cross country is races are:
Sunday, October 4 - County Even Age & Novice in Newport (Newport AC)
Sunday, October 11 - County Uneven Age, Junior & Intermediate in the Turnpike, Two Mile Borris (Moycarkey Coolcroo AC)
Sunday, October 25 - County Juvenile Relays & Novice "B" in Thurles (Thurles Crokes AC)
Sunday, November 1 - County Senior in Clonmel (Clonmel AC)
Sunday, November 15- County Juvenile "B", U23 & Masters in Galbally (Mooreabbey Milers AC)
Congrats to Andrea Scully pictured on the right with her two sisters, Fiona and Katie, along with their parents
Clonmel’s role in the county has been diluted for the past seven years, the town’s former Mayor Pat English has claimed
Walk-in Vaccination Centre in Nenagh on Saturday
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