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TIPPERARY GAA SCENESee the latest news on Tipperary GAA Scene from Michael Quinn: LINK TIPP V LIMERICKSaturday night, 21st February, in FBD Semple Stadium - the fourth round of the league - will be filed away under forgettable. The team never got to grips with a lively Limerick side from the off and it was a miserable night capped by the dismissal of Willie Connors at the start of the second half. If one was searching for comfort, it could be pointed out that we all but drew the second half with 14 men but that is cold indeed. Seanie Kenneally, Cathal O’Reilly and the evergreen Noel were bright spots in a dismal affair but, in truth, the players will not look back on this fixture with fondness. Supporters will be looking for a strong response in Walsh Park next day out versus Waterford. NIGHT AT THE DOGSA far more successful endeavour took place across the road in Thurles Greyhound Stadium after the match. The Supporters Club annual Night at the Dogs is one of their main fundraisers for the team and was a huge success. Despite their disappointment, the team were in attendance to sign autographs etc. Many thanks to all who sponsored races, bought tickets, donated raffle prizes etc. And to the members of the Supporters Club Dogs Night Committee whose sterling efforts ensured that sizeable funds will be made available for the coming year. A highlight of the night was the presentation to John McGrath, the Tipperary Supporters Club Hurler of the Year as chosen by the current members of the Tipperary Supporters Club. John was presented with the annual trophy, kindly sponsored again this year by Quirke Trophies Ltd. Cahir, and the perpetual Tony Reddin Cup, provided by the Reddin family.
L-R: Michael Bourke (TSC Chairman); John McGrath; Derek Cagney (Quirke’s Trophies), Catherine Cagney; Bryan Maher (TSC Asst. Treasurer) TIPP V GALWAY MASCOTLiam Costello was the TSC mascot for the Galway match - here is his report:“I was at the Tipp v Galway match. I was the Tipp mascot. Dad, Mam and Fiadh came too. We went to the Dome where we had food. Johnny B was there. Then it was time for match to start. In the tunnel I met my favourite player, John McGrath, and Liam Cahill. I even got to run out onto the pitch to meet the captains and the ref. It felt cool to be out on the pitch. One of the best parts of the night was being on Tipp FM. Darragh Stakelum scored the goal and Tipp won the match. I’ll never forget that night.” TIPPERARY SUPPORTERS CLUB DRAW
TIPPERARY SUPPORTERS CLUB DRAW / WINNERCongratulations to Liam De Stoc from Cluain Meala who is the winner of our first draw of the season which is for a signed Tipperary Jersey.Liam's name was drawn from among the paid up members of Tipperary Supporters Club.Next weekend there will be a draw for another Signed Tipperary Jersey.Remember you must be a paid up member to be included in the draw. The first of our series of draws will take place this weekend and will continue over the coming weeks, as outlined in the attached schedule. Please note that only fully paid-up members are eligible to be included in the draws. If you have not yet renewed your membership, we encourage you to do so as soon as possible to ensure your inclusion. Many thanks for your continued support. TYPE DRAW W/EJersey-1 28-Feb-26Jersey-2 07-Mar-26Cash €500 14-Mar-26Jersey-3 21-Mar-26Jersey- 4 28-Mar-26Jersey- 5 04-Apr-26Ticket - Tipp v Cork 11-Apr-26Ticket - Tipp v Waterford 18-Apr-26Cash €500 25-Apr-26Ticket - Tipp v Clare 09-May-26Ticket - Tipp V Limerick 16-May-26To Join Tipperary Supporters Club please Click HERE TIPPERARY GAA 50/50 DRAW
The next Tipperary GAA 50/50 Draw will be held on Friday, 06/03/26.The draw gives supporters the chance to win serious cash while supporting the development of Gaelic Games across the county.Grab your ticket on the Tipperary GAA App or hit the LINK: SPREAD THE WORDTo Join Tipperary Supporters Club Please click HEREThank you John SheehyPROTipperary Supporters Club
