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PICTURES: Sportsfocus
There was a strong attendance in Revel and The Ragg on Saturday night as Loughmore Castleiney GAA Club marked its 2025 county final success with a well-attended medal presentation and social.
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The event provided an opportunity for players, members and supporters to reflect on a memorable year for the senior hurlers in a relaxed and celebratory setting.
Medals were presented to the panel by manager Eamonn Kelly and chairman Joe Ryan, acknowledging the efforts behind the club’s county final triumph.
The night also recognised the achievements of players at inter-county level, with Noel McGrath, Brian McGrath, and Declan Laffan honoured for their contributions with Tipperary over the past year.
A notable moment on the night was the presentation to John McGrath, who received a specially commissioned painting in recognition of his All-Star and Hurler of the Year awards.
The artwork, completed by club member Kieran Marnane of Marnane Painting and Decorating, was warmly received and marked a fitting tribute to his outstanding season.
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