The new regional sports hub in Clonmel will have an IAAF (International Amateur Athletic Federation) standard track
07/05/2021
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The new regional sports hub in Clonmel will have an IAAF (International Amateur Athletic Federation) standard track
Sean Mockler with CBS Thurles principal Kathryn O'Brien
Willie O Donoghue, Barry Mackey and Tommy Hughes at a national event last year
Left Jack Blackburn RIP at the height of his career. Right: Jim Fahey RIP in the early 1900s
Lynda Hynes juvenile coach and club PRO who was presented with a hamper last Sunday for all her hard work and dedication throughout 2020
The Kinnane brothers at a cross country event
Moycarkey Coolcroo AC
26/11/20
Moyne AC
National Juvenile Virtual Cross Country
Damien Holian after taking part in the 5k Remembrance Run 2020
Some juveniles stretching it out at training
Moyne AC member completes Virtual Dublin City Marathon
Training continues at Moyne Athletic Club
1968 All Ireland Senior Women's Cross Country: Top 4 finishers l-r: Ursula Kennedy Dublin 4th, Nuala Bowe Tipperary & Moycarkey 2nd, Margaret Dooley Limerick 3rd, Ann O'Brien Dublin 1st
Willie O'Donoghue, Patricia Ryan and Stevie O'Donnell at a club function ealier this year (pre Covid-19)
Angela McCann, Clonmel AC, competed in the Womens 3000m W45 section at the National Masters Championships.
Moycarkey Coolcroo AC Men's Team of Paul Bowe, Tiernan O'Donnell and John Fogarty that competed at the County Novice Cross Country in Newport on October 4, 2020
Ballynonty AC 1964
Mooreabbey Milers at a cross county event pre Covid-19
the ladies team at the novice cross country last Saturday
Premier Celebrant John Hally, New Inn
Tipp panel for clash with Limerick on Saturday
The late Tom Ambrose, who served as Mayor of Clonmel and chairman of South Tipperary County Council
The late Gillian Ryan who died in the Comeragh Mountains over two weeks ago
Clonmel District Court
Lot 128 4 Carrigean Cottages, Cahir, Co. Tipperary, E21D342
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