As part of the 20x20 movement I pledge to promote more female athletes by writing articles on various Tipperary camogie players throughout their 2020 season. Who better to start with than fellow club woman and Tipperary joint captain Aoife McGrath. I chatted all things camogie and cousins with Aoife as she prepares for this weekend’s Littlewoods Ireland Division 1 game away to Galway.Two weeks ago 3 McGrath brothers Noel, John and Brian were all named to start for Liam Sheedy’s side against ..

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Those of us following Tipperary camogie know that it’s no coincidence that Tipperary’s progress in reaching 3 senior All-Ireland semi-finals in a row has coincided with Clodagh Quirke’s development as a top class defender and an established player in Bill Mullaney’s team. I recently spoke to Clodagh to learn more about her playing career and life on and off the field.Despite being first called into the Tipperary senior panel while still a minor Clodagh’s rise to the top of her game too..

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I imagine winning a senior county title with your club at only 15 years old is not that common, never mind playing in goals for your senior team and winning a county title at 15.  But looking back on Rosie Kenneally’s camogie career including her second coming inter-county career you quickly realise Rosie doesn’t do normal, she does special. For any camogie team a good goalkeeper is vital - a gifted fearless keeper like Rosie however is the difference between winning and losing, silverware ..

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Bill Mullaney has added two highly regarded coaching personnel in Denis Kelly and Angelo Walsh to his management team in what he describes as a bid to ‘get over the line in 2021’. 2020 saw a third semi-final appearance in a row for the Tipperary Senior camogie side but unfortunately, they missed out in making the final. Mullaney is disappointed to lose Drom-Inch’s Eddie Costello from his management team. Eddie was a key strength & conditioning and hurling coach for the last three years but..

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Tipperary claimed three senior Camogie All-Stars, sponsored by Liberty Insurance, which were announced last night.Aine Slattery (goalkeeper), Mary Ryan (left corner-back) and Karen Kennedy (centre half-back) receive their first All-Stars Awards as Tipperary along with Cork claimed three gongs each.All-Ireland champions Kilkenny dominated the 2020 Camogie All-Stars taking six places. Amongst the winners for the champions were full-back Claire Phelan, left half-back Davina Tobin, midfield Grace Wa..

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200 new subscribers in the last week. Let’s keep it going. Hoping to reach 1000 subscribers before championship kicks off

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Congratulations to Ciara Cahir, Jenny Éire Óg Nenagh, Jenna Kiladangan our three winners from Roisin’s Fun, Fit & Skills on Thursday. Hope ye enjoyed the break from school work. Well done to all the the participants in the past three sessions some great scores coming in on the chat. Future Tipperary stars.

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Down Memory Lane

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Tipperary Camogie TV is Tipperary Camogie’s brand new YouTube channel where coaching videos, live streaming , interviews and lots more will be released. First of all we need you to like and subscribe to the channel. It only takes 5 seconds and it’s free. So click on the link below and click like and subscribe and help us to grow Tipperary Camogie TV.                 Click Here and Subscribe

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