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Two-Mile-Borris captain Robbie Jordan accepts the cup from Liam Clohessy, Chairman TSDL, prior to Sunday's win over Suirside at Newhill Park, Two-Mile-Borris. Pic: Michael Boland
SATURDAY, APRIL 6
Tipperary Youth Cup quarter-final
Two Mile Borris B 3 – 1 Cahir Park (AET)
Youths Shield Division 1
Clonmel Celtic 2 – 1 Cashel Town
SUNDAY, APRIL 7
Clonmel Credit Union Premier League
Tipperary Town 1 – 3 Two Mile Borris
Clonmel Credit Union Division 1
Cullen Lattin 3 – 0 Vee Rovers
Clonmel Credit Union Division 2
Powerstown 3 – 0 Cashel Town
Two Mile Borris 2 – 1 Suirside
Clonmel Credit Union Division 3
Burncourt Celtic 2 – 6 Clonmel Celtic
Killenaule Rovers 4 – 5 Donohill and District
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