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Tipperary's Bryan O'Mara in action against Clare
Tipperary GAA have issued a public appeal in an effort to locate a hurley which was taken from Semple Stadium on Saturday night, March 22, 2025.
In a post on X/Twitter, Tipperary GAA said that the hurley belonged to senior player Bryan O'Mara and urged the person that might have taken it to let any member of any county team or board know they have it.
Tipperary GAA also gave assurance that once the hurley was returned, "there will be no repercussions".
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— Tipperary GAA (@TipperaryGAA) March 23, 2025
Bryan O’Mara’s Hurley was taken from Semple Stadium last night. If the person or anyone that knows the person that might have taken it, could they please let any member of the county team / board know. Once returned there will be no repercussions.
The hurley is understood to have gone missing around the 73rd minute of the match where Tipperary beat Clare 0-22 to 1-18.
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