County Bord na nÓg chairman Tommy Landers presents the 2021 County U17 B trophy to Knockavilla Donaskeigh Kickhams captain Diarmuid Kinnane. Pic: Eamonn McGee
26/10/2021
26/10/2021
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Fethard Rugby Club were among the many clubs in south Tipperary who have recently received good news about a grant.
Sports Ireland Funding
Following this week’s Sports Ireland Funding the following local clubs have been successful in their applications.
This funding is most welcome given the limited fundraising opportunities for clubs this year due to Covid-19 restrictions.
C.J.Kickhams Mullinahone Juvenile GAA Club will receive €1,500 while Mullinahone LGFA will receive. €955.
There were also grants for Ballingarry GAA, Fethard and District RFC, Slieveardagh, Kick Boxing, Fethard/ Killenaule/Moyglass Ladies Soccer and Killenaule GAA.
Deaths in Tipperary
Anna Rose Kennedy looks for options in Aherlow's win over Moyle Rovers in the Camida Senior A Semi Final. pics: CAHIR MEDIA
Ardfinnan's Gavin Whelan holds on to possession despite the strong challenge of Lorcan Egan (JK Brackens) in Sunday's County SFC quarter-final encounter played at Golden. pic: michael boland
A cover of The Cuppa Sugar Tales Book, by Tom Ryan
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