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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Denis Kennedy of JK Brackens collecting his prize of €5,000 on the night in Thurles.
The latest Tipperary GAA Clubs draw was a fantastic evening at Lar na Pairce where the JK Brackens proved to be top of the pile in the county as they registered a large degree of success.
Club senior hurler and footballer Cathal Scully took home the top prize on the night of €20,000 when the full back's numbers were first out of the drum.
Next up was Jim Ryan from Portroe who won flights to Australia or €5,000 while there was no €4,000 jackpot winner so that will roll over and be added to for next month.
€2,000 went to Bairbre and Liam O'Toole from Kilsheelan while a number of people won €1,000 on the night as well. There to ccollect €5,000 was Denis Kennedy of JK Brackens club from last month's draw.
On the night Kathleen O'Connor from Portroe sung beautifully while London PRO Charlie Evans and GAA historian Seamus King were special guests on the night.
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