It is a huge ocasion for clubs around the county with 6 U14 Championship finals taking place on Sunday 28th May and Monday 29th May. Best of luck to all the players and management involved and here's hoping for two great days of camogie.SundayU14 C Plate Final (12-a-side)Moyne Templetuohy VS Clonoulty Rossmore@10.30am in MIC Thurles E41 C424U14 B Plate FinalHolycross Ballycahill VS Newport Ballinahinch@11.30 in the County Camogie GroundsU14 C Cup FinalBallingarry VS Gortnahoe Glengoole@8pm in th..

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Junior B League FinalPortroe 2-11Gortnahoe Glengoole 0-04 Having been beaten in last years Junior B county final Portroe gave a real statement of intent for this year’s championship with an impressive display and victory over Goirtnahoe Glengoole. The final score didn’t reflect the game as a whole as Gortnahoe who unfortunately were down a number of starters enjoyed plenty of possession but failed to make it count on the scoreboard while Portroe finished with a flurry with 2-01 in the final..

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All-Ireland U16 A ChampionshipTipperary 2-08Wexford 1-11Tipperary hosted Wexford in the County Camogie Grounds, the Ragg in the latest round of the under 16A All Ireland camogie championship on Sunday with the sides finishing all square, Tipperary 2.08, Wexford 1.11. Tipperary had the upper hand in the early stages with centre forward Ava Gaynor scoring a great goal and a point inside the first few minutes. Lucy Heffernan,  Elana McGrath and Caoimhe Stakelum scored a point each from play and Ca..

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Munster Junior FinalTipperary 1-09Limerick 0-08Tipperary Camogie are basking in another Munster Championship success after the Juniors defeated Limerick in Sunday’s Munster final played in front of a fine crowd in Holycross. Tipperary got the opening score after 3 minutes and led right till the final whistle. Although Tipp never looked like losing the game they could never shake of the challenge of a gutsy Limerick side who grew more in confidence as the game continued. It was a hard earned vi..

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Munster Junior FinalSunday 21st May @ 12noon in Holycross GAATipperary VS LimerickTipperary have a wonderful opportunity of adding more precious silverware when our Juniors take on Limerick in the Munster Final. Not too much is known of the Limerick side which like Tipperary is Limerick’s second team as Tipperary haven’t played them in recent years. They played in division 3A of the league where they loss to Antrim, Clare and Dublin before recording a big win over Offaly in their final game...

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Munster Senior Camogie FinalHERESaturday 13th May 2023 @ 3.30pm in FBD Semple StadiumTipperary VS ClareTipperary and Clare lock horns in Saturday’s Munster Final at 3.30pm in FBD Semple Stadium. The game is a double header with Waterford and Clare throwing in at 6pm in the Munster hurling championship. Tipperary defeated Waterford in the semi-final 4-11 to 1-09 while Clare enjoyed a 1-15 to 11 point win over Limerick.Tickets are available for the game HEREThe match will be streamed live on clu..

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This Sunday April 30th, the County Camogie Grounds in the Ragg will host a double header of league finals with the Junior A final throwing in at 11am and the first ever Junior B2N final at 1pm. In the Junior A final Kiladangan will be hoping to hold onto the league trophy they won last year. In last weekend’s semi final they recorded a 2-10 to 1-10 victory over St Rita’s Fethard. Their opponent on Sunday is Holycross Ballycahill who were in flying form in their semi-final defeating Brian Bo..

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There was a great buzz in a Sportsmans Dream in Nenagh on Saturday morning for the launch of the official 2023 Tipperary Camogie jersey. In 2023 Gaelic Armour became the official kit supplier of Tipperary Camogie. Gaelic Armour is a GAA Sportswear brand that develops, designs and manufactures in Nenagh Co. Tipperary. While a Sportsmans Dream also located in Nenagh is the official stockist of the Tipperary Camogie jersey and training gear. It’s a unique partnership to have the jersey manufactur..

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St Patrick’s Camogie Club made history recently when on Saturday 15th April they captured the division C Feile title. Having topped the group stages the previous week first up was a meeting with Moyle Rovers in Drom-Inch GAA  pitch. St Patrick’s 0-04Moyle Rovers 1-00St Pats that hit the ground running with tight defence and long deliveries getting them into a 0-2 to 0-0 lead. Then Moyle Rovers turn the momentum their way with a well worked move from midfield generating a one on one with th..

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