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You never know who you might meet at the ceremony. Picture: Sportsfile
It has been a few years since the New Tipperary Rangers monument in Noan, Ballinure was visited, due to Covid and worldly affairs, so on this Saturday, March 16, before St Patrick's Day, people will once again pay homage to the great and faithful and the wonderful memories of the GAA club in that area that was affectionately known as The New Tipperary Rangers.
So mark March 16 into your calendar for a brief visit to this enchanted spot to pay respect to a great generation of sporting people.
Everyone is welcome so drop by for a short ceremony at 2pm. You wouldn’t know who you would meet.
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