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Tipperry GAA Scene
All the latest news fromthe GAA fields of Tipperary thanks to Ed Donnelly.

Christmas gift ideas from Scullion Hurls
Christmas is upon us and once again Scullion Hurls have a wide selection of hurling and GAA related gifts available for you to choose from.

Ryan Cup final: Historic first for Garda
Garda College were crowned Ryan Cup champions for the first time following their victory over Cork IT in Tuesday’s Higher Education Division 1 league football final at Kildorrery, Co. Cork.

Thurles to host plump ties in Munster
The redeveloped Semple Stadium is set for a bumper 2009 as all Munster’s senior hurling championship matches, with one possible exception, and several football ties have been fixed for the Thurles venue.


125th Anniversary Calendar of Events
Croke Park chiefs have announced the launch of a calendar of events which will take place during 2009 to celebrate the establishment of the Association in Thurles, Co. Tipperary on 1st of November 1884.

Season ticket introduced
The GAA has launched a reduced price season ticket for the 2009 season which would offer purchasers a chance to buy an All-Ireland final ticket should their county reach a decider.

Munster club JFC: Bruff edge into decider
Limerick champions Bruff took their place in the Munster club junior football championship final with narrowest of wins over Cappawhite yesterday at Bruff.

Cahill takes over Kilkenny club
Former Antrim senior hurling manager and Tipperary native, Dinny Cahill has agreed terms to take over Kilkenny club side Graigue-Ballcallan.

Sarsfields claim Under 21 crown
Thurles Sarsfields landed the Tipperary Under 21 Championship title last Sunday with a hard earned victory over rivals Drom Inch last Sunday at Templemore.

Templederry edge past Kilruane to take title
Templederry Kenyons produced a severe shock last Saturday afternoon when they overcame Kilruane MacDonaghs by a single point in Nenagh to capture the North U21 hurling ’A’ Championship title.

McCarthy adamant Cork will field against Tipp
Gerald McCarthy insists Cork will be participating in next year’s National Hurling League, and will field a team for the official switching on of the new floodlights in Semple Stadium on Saturday, February 14.

Cork dispute could scupper Semple floodlit clash
Semple Stadium chiefs are keeping their fingers crossed that the ongoing Cork hurling dispute won’t hit their plans of staging the first ever floodlit match at the famous Thurles venue.

Tipperary GAA Scene
All the news from Tipperary GAA circles thanks to county PRO Ed Donnelly.

National league fixtures announced
The GAA has confirmed that following a meeting of it’s Central Council that the fixtures for the Allianz GAA Football and Hurling National Leagues have been confirmed.

Munster club JFC: Cappawhite and Ballyduff advance
Tipperary’s Cappawhite and Ballyduff Upper of Waterford progressed in the Munster junior football championship following the respective victories over Eire Og (Cork) and Kildysart (Clare).

Munster club SFC: Kilmurry-Ibrickane march into final
Clare champions Kilmurry-Ibrickane came one step closer to claim their first piece of provincial silverware in four years with an eight-point win over Galtee Rovers yesterday at Quilty, Clare.

Sunday’s results
All the results from Sunday’s club football action which saw Corofin crowned Connacht SFC winners and Nemo Rangers dumped out of Munster by Drom-Broadford of Limerick.

Harkins proud of players
Drom/Inch manager John Harkins has stressed that the side gave it their all, but it just wasn’t good enough in their defeat to O’Donovan Rossa in the All-Ireland club camogie final.

Galtee ready for banner test
Galtee Rovers are just one game away from playing in the Munster club senior football championship final as Clare side Kilmurry-Ibrickane stand in their way.

Players’ grants under threat
Sports Minister Martin Cullen has admitted that the GAA players’ grants scheme could be scrapped after just one year.

Tipperary GAA Scene
All the latest news from Tipperary thanks to county PRO Ed Donnelly.

Rebelettes dominate All-Star awards
Cork dominate the 2008 ladies football All-Stars team with seven of their All-Ireland winning side receiving awards.

Camogie: Club wins for O’Donovan Rossa and Harps
Jane Adams capped a superb week for Antrim camogie as her 2-9 haul inspired O’Donovan Rossa to All-Ireland senior club camogie glory on Sunday.

Munster club SHC: Foley inspires shock Adare win
Limerick captain Mark Foley was at his brilliant best as Adare upset the odds to reach the Munster club hurling final at Toomevara’s expense at the Gaelic Grounds.

Results roundup
All the results from Sunday’s club championship games in Munster, Ulster and Leinster.

First timers bid for glory
There will be a new name on the All-Ireland club camoige senior Cup this evening as both Tipperary side Drom & Inch and Antrim champions O’Donovan Rossa batlle it out in the final.

Cappa claim junior title
Cappawhite claimed the Tipperary Junior A Championship title last Sunday after edging past Moycarkey Borris by a single point last Sunday at Dr Morris Park.

O’Halloran collects All Star award
Tipperary’s Trish O’Halloran picked up her first camogie All Star award at last Saturday’s night’s annual event at the City West Hotel in Dublin.

Camogie: Club final on Sunday
New ground will be broken on Sunday with Antrim outfit O’Donovan Rossa and Drom & Inch from Tipperary vying for their first All Ireland senior club camogie title.

Tipperary GAA Scene
Ed Donnelly brings us all the latest news from Tipperary GAA circles.

Bonnar takes charge of Wexford
Former Tipperary star Colm Bonnar was last night named as the new Wexford hurling manager in succession to John Meyler.

McNulty assisting Toomevara
Former Armagh defender and renowned sports psychologist Enda McNulty is assisting Tipperary hurling kingpins Toomevara in their preparations for Sunday’s Munster club semi-final against Limerick champions Adare.

Club player jailed over match assault
A Tipperary club hurler has become the first GAA player to be jailed for an incident which took place on the field of play after an assault left an opponent requiring reconstructive surgery on a bitten ear.

Camogie All-Stars named
The 2008 Camogie All-Stars were named on Saturday night with All-Ireland champions Cork gaining seven awards on the night.

Farrell reiterates desire
GPA chief Dessie Farrell has stressed once again the importance of the GAA formally recognising the Gaelic Players’ Association.

Cleary leads Nenagh to minor success
A hat-trick of goals from towering full forward David Cleary inspired Eire Og, Nenagh to a decisive 5-10 to 1-10 victory over Upperchurch-Drombane in the county minor ’A’ hurling final at Semple Stadium.

Swans suffer relegation blues
JK Brackens retained their senior football status with a 1-16 to 1-10 victory over Carrick Swans in last Saturday’s relegation decider at Fethard.

GAA Games Development Conference
The GAA Games Development Conference will take place on the weekend of November 28th and 29th in Croke Park and will feature a number of innovations that have not been used previously.

Deals from Scullion hurls
Scullion hurls have great winter deals on offer at the moment ith 10% savings on many items.

Tipperary GAA Scene
All the latest news from Tipperary courtesy of PRO Ed Donnelly.

Four dropped from Tipp panel
Tipperary senior hurling boss Liam Sheedy has axed four players from his squad for the 2009 season.

Croker warn that league fixtures are provisional
The GAA has said that draft fixtures released to individual counties for next year’s NHL and NFL are only provisional and should not be taken as being finalised.

Nine Kilkenny players on GPA team
Unsurprisingly, there are nine Kilkenny players on this year’s Opel Gaelic ’Team of the Year’ for Hurling for 2008 after Brian Cody’s side’s All-Ireland SHC three-in-a-row triumph this past year.

Camogie: All-Ireland club semi-finals roundup
Antrim outfit O’Donovan Rossa will meet Tipperary’s Drom & Inch in the All-Ireland senior camogie club final on Sunday November 16.

Interprovincial SFC final: Munster claim title
Munster 1-09 Connacht 0-07
The fact that Munster had not won the Interprovincial football title in the last nine years meant that they were extra determined to lift the crown and that’s exactly what they did against Connacht at Portlaoise on Saturday night.
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