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South Tipperary U14 footballers were crowned Camida Cup champions on Saturday, June 14, following a thrilling day of football hosted in Killenaule.
The South side impressed in the group stages with strong victories over both Carlow and West Tipperary, earning them a spot in the final against a formidable North Cork outfit.
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In a hugely entertaining and closely contested final, South Tipperary emerged victorious on a scoreline of 4-07 to 5-03, showcasing grit, skill, and determination right to the final whistle.
The South Tipperary captain on the day was Daithí Goonan of Newcastle, who led his team with distinction throughout the tournament.
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A special word of thanks goes to Camida for their generous sponsorship and continued support of the South Tipperary Development Squads. Their backing is vital to the ongoing success and growth of underage Gaelic football in the region
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