County Under 14A FinalMoycarkey 2-11 Holycross 2-05Neighbours went up against each other on a beautiful sunny Saturday morning in the Ragg County Camogie Grounds for the Under 14A final. There was alarge crowd in attendance with Eddie Kennedy officiating. Holycross’ Emily o Dwyer got them off to a blistering start with a 4th minute goal. Two further Holycross points including a free from midfield from Sophie Lee had Holycross in control.Moycarkey stayed in touch with freetaking sharpshooter Ka..

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On Saturday, September 5th, Chairperson of FBD  Trust Michael Berkery launched FBD’s new Camogie Club Championship sponsorship with Tipperary Camogie. Clubs and captains from each camogie club, stretching from Lorrha to Carrick Swans were in attendance as Tipperary Camogie Chairperson Denis Lenihan welcomed this new deal which sees FBD Insurance support each of our adult championships; Senior, Intermediate, Junior A, Junior B and Junior B2 plus our Minor Championship from 2021 to 2023 inclusi..

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Galway 1-13  Tipperary 0-12 In the end, Galway got over the line, a victory that owed much to a fortuitous goal on the hour by Orlaith McGrath and a monumental contribution to their full-back line.This was Tipperary’s fourth consecutive All-Ireland senior camogie semi-final defeat but it is a measure of the incremental improvement they have made annually that this was the first time they were truly competitive, and that they must have departed HQ with a slew of regrets.Tipperary got two poi..

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Tipperary senior camogie manager Bill Mullaney has announced his starting team and panel for Sunday’s All-Ireland Senior camogie semi final against Galway. The team is unchanged from the team that defeated Waterford in the quarter final. The starting team and panel is as follows:1.      Caoimhe Bourke -Drom-Inch2.      Julieanne Bourke _Borrisoleigh3.      Mary Ryan – Moneygall4.      Emer Loughman – Clonoulty Rossmore5.      Mairead Eviston – Drom-Inch6.      Kar..

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All Ireland Senior Quarter FinalTipperary 0-17   Waterford 0-11Tipperary moved through the gears in the second half to pull away from Waterford in the second half and book a place in the All-Ireland senior camogie semi-final for a fourth consecutive season.It is a fourth straight defeat for the Déise girls at this stage of the competition and though they were extremely competitive in the first half, albeit playing with the wind, they just could not get their speedy attackers into the play in ..

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Tipperary senior camogie manager Bill Mullaney has announced his starting team and panel for Saturday’s All-Ireland Senior camogie quarter final against Waterford. The team shows 5 changes to the team that defeated Wexford in their final group game. The starting team and panel is as follows:1.      Caoimhe Bourke -Drom-Inch2.      Julieanne Bourke _Borrisoleigh3.      Mary Ryan – Moneygall4.      Emer Loughman – Clonoulty Rossmore5.      Mairead Eviston – Drom-Inch6.Â..

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Tipperary favourites v Deise in Senior Quarter Final!Tipperary have performed excellently in their 3 group games versus Offaly, Limerick and Wexford recording emphatic wins with 15, 12 and 9 points to spare over their opposition. The true tests for both Waterford and Tipperary is when they play the three recent All Ireland winners of Kilkenny Galway and Cork though. Waterford had a narrow win over Down but a very convincing win over Dublin to book their place in this Quarter final.Waterford suff..

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County Intermediate League Final.Newport / Ballinahinch 4-06 Kilruane McDonaghs 1-09Kilruane McDonaghs played with a strong breeze in the first half but were behind by 1-03 to 0-04 at the first water break with a Keely Lenihan goal helping Newport to a lead.  After a closely fought first half Newport led by 1-05 to 0-06 at halftime with Keeley Lenihan contributing another 2 points plus points from Alannah Mullaney and a Saoirse McGrath free adding to the Newport score. After halftime, Kilruane'..

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All-Ireland Senior Camogie ChampionshipTipperary 4-11 Wexford 1-11Late goals from Clodagh McIntyre and Eimear McGrath added gloss to the scoreline as Tipperary beat Wexford by 4-11 to 1-11 at Semple Stadium in the last of the weekend’s action in the All-Ireland senior camogie championship, though luck wasn’t on the side of the Premier County less than an hour after the final whistle when they were drawn out as the only group winner to have to play a quarter-final fixture.Tipperary will meet ..

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All Ireland Senior All-Ireland Camogie ChampionshipTipperary 2-20  Limerick 1-08Tipperary saw off a 3rd quarter surge from Limerick to earn a well-deserved victory and book their place in the knockout stages of the championship with one group game remaining. Next weekend they will face Wexford to decide who finishes first and second in the group. With 3 groups in total a draw will decide which two group winners will go straight into a semi-final while one group winner and the three second place..

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