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06 Sept 2025
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All set for another Ireland Lights Up from this Wednesday at Rockwell Rovers GAA Field, New Inn.
“IRELAND LIGHTS UP” AT ROCKWELL ROVERS GAA CLUB
Rockwell Rovers GAA club has once again registered for “Ireland Lights Up.”
The west Tipperary GAA Club is encouraging the community of New Inn / Knockgraffon to get out and get active on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings between 7 and 9pm starting tonight Wednesday January 12 to Wednesday March 2.
Ireland Lights Up (ILU) encourages GAA clubs across the 32 counties to turn on their floodlights and open their walking tracks to enable their local communities to come together to walk and talk in a safe environment during the long dark evenings of winter.
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