Alan Condon was on the mark for Vee Rovers in Castlebar.
06/12/2019
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Alan Condon was on the mark for Vee Rovers in Castlebar.
Bernard Fitzgerald and Tony Egan in action for Bansha Celtic) against Glengoole United. Both Fitzgerald and Egan scored twice for Bansha in their 8-0 win away to Clonmel Celtic last Sunday.
Jamie Malone (Tipperary Town) gets above Brendan Dempsey (Wilderness Rovers) in Sunday's Tipperary Cup first round game played at Clonmel which the visitors won by 1-0.
File photo: Cashel Town FC players celebrating
Dyaln Guiry scoring with a low header to the Galbally United net in Sunday's Tipperary Cup game at Ferryhouse. Guiry would go on to score a hat-trick in the 8-0 win.
Davin Slattery (left) seen here in action in the FAI Junior Cup final earlier this year, scored the vital winner for St Michael's when they visited Newmarket Celtic on Sunday last.
The TSDL will be hoping the weather improves for the weekend
David Slattery scored St Michael's second goal in their 2-0 away win at Clonmel Celtic on Sunday last in the Clonmel Credit Union Premier League.
Clonmel Celtic B players celebrate after taking a 2-1 lead against St Nicholas's of Sologhead in Sunday's Division 3 Shield Final.
James Harding who scored four for Cashel Town in their 7-3 win over Cahir Park in Round 2 of the Munster Junior Cup at Palmershill on Sunday last.
The Old Bridge side who defeated Glengoole United in the first round of the Munster Junior Cup. They will be hoping to win again this Sunday against local rivals Wilderness Rovers.
Carrickbeg's Lee Grace set for trial at Hull City
Harley Joy (Kilsheelan United Youths) comes under pressure from Bradley Barry and David Harold-Barry (Bansha Town Youths) during Saturday’s Youths League Division 2 game at Kilsheelan.
Killian Fitzgerald (Bansha Town) rises highest to direct a header towards the Kilsheelan United goal in Saturday’s Division 2 League game played at Kilsheelan
Pippy Carroll scored two early goals for Peake Villa in their win over Glengoole United in the Premier League on Sunday.
Jimmy Carr who scored St Michael's second goal in their 2-1 away win at Clonmel Town on Sunday last,
SOCCER - FAI JUNIOR CUP ROUND 4
11/11/19
Willie Armshaw, St. Michael's, after scoring his side's winning goal in this year's FAI Junior Cup final. Eight Tipperary teams still have such dreams for 2020.
FAI JUNIOR CUP 2019/2020
05/11/19
Declan Riordan, St Nicholas FC
TIPPERARY SOCCER
31/10/19
The St Michael's team who recently defeated Clonmel Town in a Division 1 game played at Ferrhouse.
Mick Nash (St. Michael’s B) and Harry O’Connor (Clonmel Town B) race to get to the ball in Sunday’s Division 1 League game
Thurles side Peake Villa inflicted a heavy defeat on Clonmel Celtic at the By-Pass on Sunday last.
Hot shot James Harding who scored a hat-trick along with Mickey McDermott and Eoin Byrne in Cashel United's 10-1 win in the FAI Junior Cup against Galbally United on Sunday last.
David Slattery, seen here celebrating his recent FAI Junior Cup win with his son Dylan, was on the mark for St. Michael's against Avondale United in the Tom Hand Cup final on Sunday last.
TIPPERARY SOCCER
01/10/19
Old Bridge score their first goal in Sunday’s FAI Junior Cup first round game from a free that just beats the Glengoole ‘keeper Jimmy Corcoran (Pic Joe Kenny )
TIPPERARY YOUTHS SOCCER
01/10/19
Glengoole keeper Jimmy Corcoran tries in vane to keep the ball from scoring Old Bridge's second goal, watched by Kyle Ryan (Old Bridge) and Shane Hanrahan (Glengoole Utd)
FAI JUNIOR CUP
30/09/19
Will Ant McPartlin spend Christmas in Carrickbeg, Carrick-on-Suir?
Cashel Courthouse where the case was heard
Road Safety Authority is asking motorists to exercise caution this weekend
Cashel’s Caoimhe Perdue feeling proud after landing UCC Quercus Scholarship for Sport
Thurles District Court
Tanya Knox: administered anti-allergy drug to save a man's life
Nenagh Court: A Tipperary motorist who hit 180km/h during high speed chase has been jailed
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