All-Ireland U-21
Congratulations to Seamus Hennessy, Brian O Meara, the Tipperary team and management on the comprehensive victory against Galway in the All-Ireland final. Brian was named TG4 man of the match, having collected a similar accolade after the Munster final. Seamus and Brian join Len Gaynor, Eamonn O Shea and Enda Hogan as holders of All-Ireland U-21 medals.
Junior Hurling
The junior hurlers lost out to Toomevara in a competitive final in Moneygall. MacDonaghs had a good north campaign and now focus on the county quarter-final where they will face the south champions. Well done to Toomevara who were deserving winners. See match report.
Junior C Hurling
The junior C hurlers’ quest for a semi-final spot now hangs in the balance after a narrow home defeat to Shannon Rovers. The sides were level at the break and the game seemed destined for a draw but Rovers finished stronger to take the points. Team: Robert Ward, Fergus England, Colin England, Cian Williams, Eoin Burns, David Slattery, Timmy Walsh Scott Hodgins, Niall Murphy, Alan Darcy, Robert Austin, Ronan Boyle, Kevin Prout and Sean Hayes. Subs: Keith Kelly and Danny Reddan. MacDonaghs final group game is away to Ballinahinch where a win is a must to stay in the hunt for qualification.
Senior Hurling
The senior hurlers played Roscrea in the O Riain Cup quarter-final in under lights in Semple Stadium on Tuesday evening.
U-21 Hurling
The date of the U-21 semi-final against Lorrha has yet to be finalised.
County Draw
Congratulations to Anne Marie O Meara and Alan O Brien and who won €200 each in the county draw.
