County U14 A FinalBoherlahan Dualla 0-06Borris-ileigh 0-02Last Wednesday evening in Winter like conditions in the County Camogie Grounds in the Ragg Boherlahan Dualla and Borris-ileigh met in the U14 A County Final. At half time the sides were level 2 points each but with the wind at their backs in the second half and despite relentless pressure from Borris-ileigh Boherlahan held on to claim a third U14 A title in a row. A fantastic achievement for the club. The first half was very even and clos..

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Date: Saturday 25th May Venue: County Camogie Grounds in the RaggGlen Dimplex All-Ireland Junior ChampionshipTipperary vs Down @ 2pmReferee: Simon RedmondStreamed Live on the Official Tipperary Camogie YouTube ChannelGlen Dimplex All-Ireland Senior ChampionshipTipperary vs Waterford @ 4.30pmReferee: Liz DempseyStreamed Live on the Official Camogie Association YouTube ChannelWatch LiveGet Your Tickets HERE

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Tipperary 4-12Dublin 1-12Three second half goals helped Tipperary to a 4-12 to 1-12 win over Dublin in round 3 of the U16 A All-Ireland Championship. Having lost their opening 2 games Tipperary were badly in need of a win and were full value for their victory on a beautiful sunny afternoon in the County Camogie Grounds. Both sides traded early points in perfect conditions for camogie before Cashel King Cormac’s Emma Bonnar fired home Tipperary’s opening goal to give the home side a 1-02 to 2..

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Tipperary 2-09Kerry 0-09Tipperary were crowned Munster Intermediate champions on Saturday evening after a 2-09 to 9 point win over Kerry. Tipp came into the contest on the back of a semi-final win over Cork last weekend and had the better of the opening exchanges with Jenny Grace registering 3 unanswered points (2 frees). It took Kerry 16 minutes to get on the score sheet with a pointed free from centre back Sara Murphy. This settled Kerry and they soon got into their stride. With the momentum n..

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Slieve Felim Raparees 1-07St  Patrick’s 0-08Slieve Felim Raparees captured the Junior C league title after an entertaining and closely fought contest in MIC Thurles. The game ebbed and flowed throughout with both teams determined to take home the silverware. St Pat’s suffered a blow after 10 mins with the loss of Lucy O Brien through injury. Slieve Felim were first to score as Annie Phelan converted a point from a free. Moments later despite a great save from goalie Sadhbh Morrissey Slieve ..

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Clonoulty Rosmore 2-21Eire Og Annacarty 2-07 Clonoulty Rossmore were crowned Senior league champions on Friday evening after a comprehensive victory over Eire Og Annacarty. Clonoulty were favourites heading into this game having put up big scores in an impressive unbeaten run en route to the final. They brought this good form into Fridays final and took control of this game in the early stages and never looked like getting bet. Ciara Slattery opened the scoring for Annacarty after just  2 minu..

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Tipperary Camogie have a vey busy and exciting few weeks in store with a Munster Intermediate final this Saturday 18th May and the start of the Glen Dimplex All-Ireland championship  the following Saturday 25th May.This Saturday 18th May Bill Mullaney’s side travel to Ballyagran GAA in Limerick to face Kerry in the Munster Intermediate final @ 4pm. Tipperary defeated Cork in their semi-final while Kerry had a win over Clare. A week later on the 25th May the team are in action again in the fir..

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Munster Intermediate Semi-FinalTipperary 1-16Cork 1-11Two monster frees from Laura Shinners were just 2 of the many highlights in the first  half of this highly entertaining Munster Intermediate semi-final. Played on a beautiful sunny afternoon in the County Camogie Grounds in the Ragg Tipperary had the advantage of the breeze and looked the more dangerous of the two sides in the opening quarter.  Jenny Grace pointed 2 early frees to put them into the lead before Cork’s Niamh O’Regan had t..

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Junior A League FinalBrian Borus 4-10Holycross Ballycahill 1-11 A powerful first half display which yielded 4 goals was key to Brian Borus success in the Junior A League final on Sunday evening. Both these teams will have ambitions about winning the junior A championship later in the summer but on Sunday it was Brian Borus who looked the most dangerous as they led 2-01 to no score after 10 minutes. The second goal blasted in from close range by full forward Rebecca Burke giving the Holycross ne..

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