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Clonmel Town's Oisin Looby gets his pass away under pressure from Russell Quirke (St Michael's) during Sunday's Premier League game at the Dr Pat O'Callaghan Complex in Clonmel. Pic Michael Boland
SATURDAY, JANUARY 27
FAI Youth Cup 4th Round
Cashel Town v Castlebar Celtic (off, Castlebar Celtic conceded game)
TSDL Youths Division 2
Mullinahone 0 – 0 Clonmel Town
Two Mile Borris 6 – 1 Cullen Lattin
SUNDAY, JANUARY 28
Clonmel Credit Union Premier League
Clonmel Town 1 – 2 St Michael’s
Tipperary Town 0 – 3 Cahir Park
Two Mile Borris 2 – 3 Clonmel Celtic
Clonmel Credit Union Tipperary Cup 1st Round
Peake Villa 1 – 0 Powerstown
Suirside 4 – 1 Wilderness Rovers
Clonmel Credit Union Division 1
Peake Villa 2 – 1 Old Bridge
Cullen Lattin 6 – 3 St Michael’s
Galbally United 0 – 1 Cashel Town
Clonmel Credit Union Division 2
Cashel Town 2 – 1 St Nicholas
Dualla 3 – 1 Moyglass United
Clonmel Credit Union Division 3
SC & K United 3 – 0 Cahir Park
Tipperary Town 2 – 3 Clonmel Celtic
Killenaule Rovers 0 – 7 Ballingarry Albion
Burncourt Celtic 0 – 2 Donohill and District
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