25/10/2021
25/10/2021
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Tipperary hurling stars Seamus Kennedy and Ronan Maher at Clonmel Golf Club last weekend and are pictured here either side of Clonmel Golf Club captain Billy Greene. On left is Kieran Walsh.
Scratch Cups results:
"Dr. Magnier" Senior Scratch Cup (Sponsored by The Magnier Family)
First Gross: Emmet Leahy (0) 72 Gross (Cahir Park)
Second Gross: Jack Alton (0) 74 Gross
Nett: John O'Brien (5) 73 Nett
"Seamus Wall" Junior Scratch Cup (Sponsored by The Wall Family)
First Gross: Mick Mullane (10) 78 gross
Second Gross: Luke Kelly (6) 79 Gross
Nett: Billy Byrne (10) 72 Nett
"Mossy Patterson" Intermediate Scratch Cup (Sponsored by The Patterson Family)
First Gross: Donncha Doyle (12) 81 Gross
Second Gross: Kevin Keating (15) 82 Gross
Nett: Sean Grant (17) 68 Nett
"Liam Whyte" Minor Scratch Cup (Sponsored by The Whyte Family)
First Gross: John Cotter (20) 85 Gross (Mitchelstown GC)
Second Gross: Robbie Boland (18) 86 Gross
Nett: Dan Morrissey (24) 68 Nett.
In 2016 while on a tour with his Maori All-Black team, Sean Wainiu took some time out to share in a little puck about with High School students in Thomond Park in Limerick.
Deaths in Tipperary
County Bord na nÓg chairman Tommy Landers presents the 2021 County U17 B trophy to Knockavilla Donaskeigh Kickhams captain Diarmuid Kinnane. Pic: Eamonn McGee
Action from the Cullen/Lattin v Tipperary Town Clonmel Credit Union Division 1 local derby game played on Sunday morning last with Cullen's Diarmuid Looby and Town Tony Byrnes jostling for possession.
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