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Rebuilding Tipperary Senior hurling
One of the first steps in rebuilding the Tipp SH team has been taken by new manager, Colm Bonner. In an effort to seek out hurling talent in the four divisions of the county Com Bonner and his team of selectors have had the Miller Shield revived when teams were representing the four divisions will play each other.
South played North last Saturday and will play West and Mid over the coming weeks.
Mullinahone hurlers getting a chance to show their wares after a good run in the county championship were Colin Shelly, Eoin Fennelly, Sean Curran and Jack Shelly. We wish all four good luck in the coming weeks.
Perhaps, someone will emerge from the pack like John Leahy did in 1987.
Cashel Person of the Year, Mary Roche, with President Eddie Morrissey, Cashel Lions Club, and her daughters, Collette, Mary B. and Mairead
Jack Leamy was one of Thurles CBS’ better players during their heavy defeat by Ardscoil Rís in the Harty Cup semi-final
CREDIT: Tipperary gardaí
Robbie Kiely is not available to the Tipp footballers on Sunday
Silence at Coláiste Mhuire raises €1,600 for St Vincent de Paul
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