04/12/2020
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Robbie Kiely will relish getting back to Croke Park to exorcise the ghosts of his last outing there when he was black carded very early on
Tipperary GAA Scene
Michael Quinlivan will be looking forward to renewing rivalries with the Mayo defence on Sunday
Tipp's minor hurlers will play on December 12th in Cork
Racing today is from Clonmel
Tipperary ladies football captain Samantha Lambert sporting the new jerseys for 2021 bearing the logo of the new sleeve sponsor, CV Financial.
Tipperary defender Alan Campbell kept a tight rein on the dangerous Brian Hurley in the Munster senior football final on Sunday week last.
Greyhound racing from Thurles track
It's been a very difficult year for all sports but grants will help
The power of Liam Casey is captured in this photo with Cork defender Tadhg Corkery under immense pressure in trying to contain the Tipperary midfielder during the Munster final.
Peter Mackin stands proudly on the field in Croke Park before the recent Leinster senior football championship final on the night of the Bloody Sunday commemorations, November 21.
Billy Morrissey, pictured with fello performer Trudi Lawlor, has penned a new song for Tipperary
LEGEND: Action from the 2016 All-Ireland senior football semi-final. Tipperary’s Peter Acheson on that trademark line-breaking burst with Mayo’s Donal Vaughan giving chase.
Tipperary inter-county senior camogie manager Bill Mullaney.
Manager David Power says the Tipperary players will go into next Sunday's All-Ireland football semi-final against Mayo with great confidence
Tipperary took on Galway in the Liberty Insurance All-Ireland camogie semi-final this afternoon in Cork
Róisín Howard has been balancing the demands of the inter-county game in both camogie and ladies football
Tipperary camogie star Aishling Moloney could return to the team on Saturday having served her suspension
Racing from Thurles takes place this afternoon
Tipperary tragedy: Missing man's body is recovered from lake
Students from Musical Theatre Academy Nenagh with Ryan Tubridy when they appeared on the Late Late Toy Show
Templemore teachers in training for the big event, Aoife Percy, Niamh Ryan & Carol Hassett
The Land Development agency has rejected a call by Cllr Seamus Morris to help the local council develop housing at Streame, despite it being home to businesses and close to major infrastructure
L-R: Seamus Barry (chairman of Fethard Ballroom committee), Eileen Coady (treasurer), Michael Lowry TD, Sean O’Donovan (chairman of the building committee) and Michael O’Rahilly (committee).
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