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The Friends of Tipperary Football draw was a huge success. Photo by Kevin Hanly
The Friends of Tipperary Football held their fundraising draw in Annacarthy hall as football people from across Tipperary gathered to see who would win the Purebred Angus Heifer kindly donated by local farmer Con Quinn.
On the night the new chair of 'The Friends' Martin O'Dwyer spoke along with new PRO Sandra English as well as the chair of the Football Board Fearghal McDonnell.
Tipperary senior football manager Philly Ryan spoke about the training panel assembled and spoke about his plans for the coming season.
When the drum was rolled, the lucky winner of the top prize was Conor O'Dea from Errill who purchased his ticket for the draw at Templemore Mart.
A full report from the evening will be in next weeks Tipperary Star and Nationalist newspapers.
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