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Alan Britton was finally presented with his Munster Minor Football Medal which he won with Tipp in 1955 but had never received the medal.
Opening of Anner Park Walkway, Cloneen
Last Sunday saw the official opening of our All-Weather Walkway at Anner Park Cloneen. The walkway was officially opened by Club President Alan Britton while the walkway was blessed by Parish Priest Fr Tony Lambe.
We would like to thank everyone involved in making this happen, including the Development and Finance Committee, the many volunteers who gave up their time, the builders ESK for all their help throughout the building work and the members of the public who helped in many ways such as fundraising.
We are also extremely thankful to the South Tipperary Development Company CLG for their Co-Funding of this project ad without their assistance this would not be possible.
MUNSTER MEDAL AFTER 68 YEAR WAIT
Also, on the night Club President Alan Britton was finally presented with his Munster Minor Football Medal which he won with Tipp in 1955 but had never received the medal.
We would like to thank Conor O’Dwyer, County Football Board Chairman, for coming to Cloneen on the night and presenting Alan with his Medal. We also thank Munster Council member Sean Nugent of Kilsheelan who started this process.
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