St Anne’s Secondary School in Tipperary Town is to become co-educational from September 2027
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Liam Sheedy reveals his plans in tomorrows Tipperary Star.
A full and comprehensive interview in tomorrows Tipperary Star reveals Sheedy's biggest goal for 2019
The Tipperary Star will carry a full and comprehensive interview in tomorrows edition with new Tipperary senior hurling Manager Liam Sheedy. In the interview with journalist Noel Dundon, Sheedy reveals who persuaded him to go back to the County Board and throw his hat into the ring, having previously turned down their advances.
And, the Portroe man also reveals what his biggest goal for 2019 will be.
Read also about his X-Factor penchant and about the burning desire he has to get back in the dressingroom and on the training pitch.
All this and more in tomorrows Tipperary Star.
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