FAMOUS SOCCER SUCCESS IN 1994
Clonmel Town became the second Tipperary club to win FAI Junior Cup
30/03/20
04/06/2020
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FAMOUS SOCCER SUCCESS IN 1994
30/03/20
No joy this time for St Michael's as Killarney Celtic hit them late with goal at Cooke Park.
Darren Guiry (Kilmanahan United) and John Breen (Cullen/Lattin) were fully committed to winning the ball in Sunday's Division 2 league game played at Kilmanahan.
Slovakia v Republic of Ireland to take place behind closed doors
Glengoole United may well have put the final nail in the coffin for Clonmel Town's league ambitions on Sunday last.
Shane Murphy (left) who along with Alan O'Donnell both scored hat-tricks for Cahir Park in their 8-2 Premier League win against Two-Mile-Borris at Cahir Park on Sunday last.
Russell Quirke who scored a first half hat-trick for St Michael's in their 12-0 win against Clonmel Celtic on Sunday last.
Back L to R: Darragh Conway, Rhys Byron, Conor Lonergan, Dylan Nugent, Shane Murphy,Kenneth Cunningham. Front L to R: William O'Dwyer, Ian Flannery, Adam Gallagher, Cormac Crowe and Kieran Lambert.
Storm Dennis wiped out the Tipperary Soccer programme last weekend.
Eoin McLoughney scores for Cashel Town Youths in their league game against Peake Villa at Palmershill on Saturday last . Picture: Joe Kenny
Drangan/Cloneen: Back row, from left: Cormac Duggan, Oran Gahan, Mike O’Dwyer and Conor Danaher. Front row : Henry Daly, Eoin Horan and Daniel Carroll.
COMMUNITY GAMES
11/02/20
Referee Paddy Ivors keeping a close eye on Cathal Quinn (Cashel Town) and Scott Brennan (Peake Villa)
Mark Roche (pictured left) scored a hat-trick for Tipperary Town in their 5-0 demolition of Clonmel Town in the League Division 1 on Sunday last.
John O'Gorman (Clonmel Celtic) and Martin Darmody (Two Mile Borris) in a race for possession in the Premier League game played at the By-Pass Clonmel on Sunday last. Picture: Joe Kenny.
Sean Cronin who scored a hat-trick for Clonmel Celtic on Sunday last in their 7-1 demolition of Kilsheelan United.
Mullinahone goalkeeper Michael Lonergan pulls off a great save during the Suirside v Mullinahone Division 3 game on Sunday last. Picture Joe Kenny
Jimmy Carr scored twice for St Michael's in their 4-3 away win against St Mary’s of Cork in the Munster Junior Cup 4th round
Sean Cronin (Clonmel Celtic B) breaking through the Cashel Town defence in last Sunday's Tipperary Cup game at Palmershill which the Clonmel side won by 2-0.
John O'Gorman (Clonmel Celtic B) taking a shot at goal in their Tipperary Cup win against Cashel Town B on Sunday last.
Burncourt Celtic
Joey Mulcahy scored St Michael's opening goal in their 4-3 win over Wilderness Rovers in Division 1 of the TSDL on Sunday last.
Alex Ryan (Clonmel Celtic B) and Kevin Fraher (Cashel Town B) seem to balance the ball on their heads during Sunday's Tipperary Cup second round game between the sides played at Palmershill, Cashel.
William O’Dwyer (Cahir Park) tries an overhead clearance surrounded by Cian Moloney (Bansha Celtic) and Kevin Mullins (Bansha Celtic)
Clonmel Town striker Evan McGuire who scored five times in the Premier League win against Two-Mile-Borris at the Dr Pat O'Callaghan Complex in Clonmel on Sunday last.
Paul Slattery's second half goal brought St Michael's back level but ultimately it was the Donegal side, Greencastle, who advance after extra-time.
Mickey Coleman put in a solid performance for Cashel Town against Gorey Rangers.
Heading for Old Trafford for the Manchester United v Norwich City game on this Saturday, January 11, 2020.
FUNDRAISER FOR SOUTH TIPPERARY HOSPICE
10/01/20
John Harney outside his public house in Clerihan
Coronavirus: Tipperary accounts for eight out of 10 new Covid-19 cases
Tipperary motorists advised that traffic wardens are returning to work
Rockwell College students Padraic Clarke and Leah McGarry
YOUNG ECONOMISTS
DEATH NOTICES
Lisronagh native, Nellie Purcell, going strong at 102
HAPPY BIRTHDAY NELLIE PURCELL
Up and running again Gladstone Street, Clonmel
GETTING BACK TO BUSINESS
Tipperary loving it as McDonalds reopens drive-thru restaurants
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