Ben Healy is a former Nenagh Ormond and Glenstal Abbey player.
17/06/2019
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Ben Healy is a former Nenagh Ormond and Glenstal Abbey player.
Jake Flannery was grand marshall for this year's St Patrick's Day Parade in Tipperary Town.
John Hanly receiving his award from former international referee Mr John West
Clonmel's David and Bill Johnston. It has just been announced that the younger brother Bill will join Ulster from next season.
Kevin O'Connor Cashel RFC
Cian Meaney pictured on the charge for Rockwell College.
The Kilfeacle out-half and wing-forward combine to bring Eddie Phelan’s run to a halt in Sunday’s quarter-final game in the Munster Junior Cup at Ardgeeha
Rockwell College pictured in action against Limerick's Crescent College at Thomond Park.
Ben Healy.
The All-Ireland League division 2A battle between Nenagh Ormond and Cashel RFC was absolutely enthralling at New Ormond Park on Friday night.
Rockwell's Brian Gleeson breaks through the Presentation Brothers Cork defence
The Cashel forwards in action during a recent AIL game at Spafield against Queens University of Belfast.
Nenagh Ormond pictured in action against Highfield RFC on Saturday.
Liam Shine helped Rockwell College bring the Limerick City Cup back to Tipperary
Nenagh Ormond captain John Healy pictured in action earlier this season.
L/R: Paddy Butler,Brian O'Dea, Ollie Mc.Lellan Sean Anglim, Daire Murphy, Dylan Armitage outside the Pau grounds.
Nenagh Ormond captain John Healy pictured in action.
Nenagh Ormond took on and beat UL Bohs on an artificial pitch in the University of Limerick.
Donnacha Ryan pictured watching Ireland beat England in the recent Six Nations in the colours of Racing 92 at the U Arena in Paris.
The Tipperary and Waterford players pictured battling for the ball at The Ragg Camogie Grounds on Saturday evening. Picture: Inpho
Tipp and Limerick renewed rivalry this afternoon.
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Jack Leamy was the Tipperary minor team's top scorer when they were beaten by Limerick on Sunday
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