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Toomevara Reiteoir: WI LLI E CLOHESSY (Drom and Inch) 3.00 Nenagh Co-Op County Senior Hurling Final • • Eire Og - Nenagh v. Toomevara Reiteoir: PADDY LONERGAN (Galtee Rovers) Buiochas A4any thanks to those who contributed articles for today 's Prog ramme. Special thanks to Gerry Ring and Brendan O'Connor who supplied all the photographs. John McCormack Music for today's game is provided by The Sean Tracy Pipe Band- Moycarkey Borris. The band wishes to acknowledge, with thanks, the financial support given to it by all Divisional Boa rds of the G.A.A. in Tipperary. 3 Kil kenny People PrlnUnll Ltd . .. 056-63366 O'MEARAS Distributors of: Agri & Auto Diesel II!,-",p Heating & Lubricating ~ Oils Quality Products at Competitive Prices with Prompt Delivery ALSO DIESEL EX-YARD PUMPS P. O'MEARA & SONS LTD. 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Tooml'rnra go il110 Ilus final in Iht Iwpt' fI/ flllitins lu'O COIIII/.11 clumll)ioll~lIiI's back 10 back. TIlt' III..~t oc(Q~iollllll"y um' in a sImi/or posilion II'M ill Tt'mp/l'lIIorl' all Octobrr IS, 196/. TIll' prl'I.'ioll' .1#-'I1r tllt'Y hnd ~toppt'd Tllllrll'S Snn;fidd~ gdlillS six-ill-ll-roll' ,wd url'rr hopeful vf a 5«Olld vidOry, Bulllwforlllllf hlld ih '<llly. Gerry H(IIWh wa~ hllt-d illlllvrry (lccideul al CJvl/akil/y (I fi'll' da.lls brfvre Ihe ,l:al1le. Umll'r."mldllbl.lI, I,is brollll'r alld CJII"lIill, JOhll, did Iwl liue 0111 011.1, iflllllt u~'rt' 1101 tllOlI,IIh, alit of lillir plll.l#-'rs 1I1I' stilI 10 Iht lillt ill lilt' t'llr1.11 slage of Iht gllllit. TIlt' rt'Slilt WilS dt1eal ..'10 dOllbt Toommm; 11'111 b..' ,Iril.'illg lI'illl mighl alld I':aill loday 10 tl/Sllrt /Jwllills 0J11JOrlllllily dOl'S 1101 slip Illtl/!. tire Os, '\'eflogh lI'illllllt"t"otlltr iJt'a~. TIley lI'iII ,1:0 mldlhi:; jillal fl'ill' Ih.' col/(idtl/u tllal com~ from Irnt'lIIt "'-'IItl'll /III' oppo;.iholl QITt'a.ly this ymr ill cJl.lmrll'lIo;/1I1' III/rlillg. It lImy re.'he parish's firsl st'llior filllll sill(l' 1907, U'lu~1 Ihl' fml/I'd deWel, u~'rt M,tell by Carrick, bill tllt'Y Irnrr.' Q 1'((llId 1111.1 IItlblt IJ/lrlill:~ allct'Stry. Modem Nfl/llgh III/rling may 1101 hllt't' Ctlme of agl' IlIIlil thl' old tirt' OX alld SlIrsfield:; dllbs U'l're IIlIilttl Jllldl'r 1111' bamler of 51 Mary's, ami tIlt' mllsic of 'Wllt'll lilt' Sainls Ct.l Man'hill,1: 111', ill Iht' lale fori it'S. bUllhey hm~' prC1l'idt'li a sll.'lldy flow of 11II(lin,l: laltllilo rolUi/y t"IIIIS. aile malls Krtal milllll'!' likt Billy 0·Brie1l. "illm'ti to llit ~Ianchil>ll of 1111' grul 1111 illilli! pl/Ol~raJ!1i frolll Ihe J946 JlII­ /"Iand, and the a'tler blou'l1l'la.IlfTS likr SmIlJII"; &11111011, C/lDrlie Dou'lIt'S.JoIulII.1I McGralh, Terry MI!/i>lley, Mict Bums II/Id col1it'llIlJOrnries likr COllar 0'[)(l1l0l'l1ll, Philip Kt'IIlIt'dV.Johll Hrffmloll Qlld MldlOd C/mry U>/WSf t'xpl"il, IIQ1't' lllrillt'd 1111.' fi11l~ QcrO% tllI'lalrd, In II'ritlllX abolll loday's :;:01111' il bthot'l'S lilt' ItllllmtiOll a IIt'W dimtlJ.;;oll Itl il: for IlIr firr<1 yror Ollr mlmly clUlll1l'iomJrip I1a~ br.." ~ll(msor"d alld I~' Ihi§ II~ a {'fry illll>orlll111 (h't't'itll'lIIt'lIl. Fillllllcial bacKing i.' t·ilal all occol/Ill of rsrollllill,1: c~t" aud 1111' TiPllf'rory COllllly Board are rXlrcmt'ly IIIIPI'Y 111111 Nell<lgh Co-0l'. who art' 1101 lit'll' 10 G.A.1\. "1'I.Ill$Orsl1ill, call1t'/lln!lQrd lI'i!h II gmt'rous oift'r. I "hOllld likt to 1I."t' tillS ol'pt,rtllmly 10 t1~11IJ.:.lh~ CIminI/ali of Nl.'lIagll Co-Op, Dl(1: TOOm. 1I11t1 IIi, board for Iheir t'fry SigllificQllt contribution Ill/Ii IUlpt that IIU'!I u'ill achitTl.' 01/ appmwblt rollmll'rcial rdum from IIk'ir 'IJOII""NIlP of Ihe Nt'IIa,~h Co-Op Ti"pm1ry Strrior Hurling Clmlllpiollship. nu' first gaml.' is 11r.. rf7llay of lIlt roUI1/.lIlIIillor hurlillg clIQIIII'ioll"'1i" st'mi-filll1l. Y~lfTJay u~,'k Kickllllll1~ IlI1d TOOnlft'l"lro drt'1I' 111 TI'III/'it'dl'rry aftt'r a grl.'lll strolld-llII!f di"I,IIIY b.1I lilt' WI'SI r1U11l1I'i(111~, 11'110 Irll/lt'd b.1I fir't' paml. III IIlt'1I11mvJl. Bolh trams IJat~' bt'f111't'ty strollg lit /llIdl'mgl' /r1'1'i ot'l'r lilt' past ft'lt' ymr.' ami u't' CIIIII.'XI~'(/ alltlther rollsillS di~pJII.v, Finally, I siJollld tikt' to ultlltlll sillcrr" tllGllb to 1111 IIII' lrolll,; Iltal/~lrlicil~II"1 ill tilt' coullly dWlI1piollo;lIips Ihis .Wilr, 10 Ihe ft'fi'rtI.'S alld mald, offiCIals allodny'5 gm1ll'S oud 10 al/lhose inrolmlmllrt orxom;{1lidll olld prt'Sl'II/Q!u.II1 of II"" grml ffl'"Ilt. M6 bI/JIiocha5 JioM lIill.'. MI CHEA.L MAC UIDHIR, Cathaoirleach Coi!ote Chond~e lorm al 100% and led to hIS selectIon at 1uI1- forward, HilS molt able assistant was KeVin Turner, this yelr'l Tlpp minor capt.ln, who Nenagh's has lurned sevpral oames lor hil club since making an Impresalve enlry v Lorrha RObbie Tomlinson la8t year'l Tlpp minor captain will be hoping to repeat his usual good form agalnsl Toomevara, while John biggest day Kennedy has the ability 10 make the chances count Nenagh wilt need III of their Wiles to breach. very sale Toome rearguard, led by captain and goalkeeper Jody Grace. Rory Briliane has been very lound at lull -but greyhounds back In recenl outings, white Michael O'Meara Is flanked by IwO lively hurlers In GeorOe Frend and PhiUp Shanahan, Inllde the corner men Pat Maher .nd Declan O'Meara are tenaCIous defenders who give have short tails! lIttle away. But Toome's lrump card now II mldfielder Pat King whose heloht and Ilrengih give hiS team a luperb mldl!eld By: SOlin O'Doherty Inchor, Hil prelenee In front ollhe hail-baCk line enhances the resistance 01 his delence In that he prevents so much ball Irom gelling lODAY'S all North Tipperary County Fine' - throuoh and allows his Inner lexte' to keep thl Ilr. t linee 1986 - will 1" I Ure I bumper their shape IniaC!. ette"dlnce to wlln ... thl I " IWI( to Ihl Nenagh's response 10 this obltacle msy ),u'. major que,lIon. C.lpHI Nanlgll', determine their claim 10 glory. .aml-lIne! vletory end Ihel, •• rU.r twin Up Ironl Toome have their own sharp­ It.IGC8'''' .pin.1 Toome".r., poIople .r. shooters In Michael Nolsn, Tommy Dunne .tlll unaur. If II'teYlr. good enough 10 JKlIl off and Tommy Carroll, With Michael Murphy Iher, blglle5t IVlr c:oup end 11 ft Ihe DI" Br•• " leading the sttack In faarless falhlon and Cup. Ttll, uncertainty hi. il. IOUI'CtI In Ihr•• Tony Delaney alwlYs IIkaly to pop up lor a 'Ictorl: (1) leoma".,. were more Impr..... score when the opportunity presentl illelf I'll In Ihllr Co. QUl rter end Co. Seml.Flne' Toomevara as delendlng championa will start lavourltal, The ir victory over Safifield'i glm•• than (2) Toome"lr. h.". Ne"'gn: lell no room lor argument Last year'.
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    Inside: Allianz Cumann na mBunscol News l Photos/Stories Galore In association Limerick GAA Youth Magazine Winter 2020 Volume 25 Number 1 €5.00 with mrbinman.com Cornmarket Cumann na mBunscol National Awards Publication of the Year 2020 Back-to-back Munster & NHL titles for Limerick! Busier than ever! How we survived the Lockdown! Iain & Niamh, Meet the County Football Captains www.thegreenandwhite.com US PL PUZZLES, COMPETITIONS AND MORE... CLUB Limerick Draw 2021 is coming soon! Support Our Clubs & Our Teams by Supporting the CLUB Limerick Draw 2021 SUPPORTING CLUBS SUPPORTING LIMERICK #CLUBLKDRAW 2 T. 061 335516 E. [email protected] The Green & White Winter 2020 Winter 2020 Issue Number 72 Winter 2020 CLUB Limerick Volume 25 Number 1 Follow us on Twitter @LimerickGAAzine It has been a year like no other. Who would Draw 2021 have thought that 2020 would see our life change so dramatically? The much-anticipated Cumann na mBunscol hurling and camogie season never took place; likewise the Munster GAA Primary Game and all the other annual highlights that children This issue is coming soon! all over Limerick relish and enjoy. March 2020 saw Kilbehenny NS, Herbertstown NS and The Green and White 3 The Throw In win national recognition at the Cornmarket Cumann na 4 Cumann na mBunscol News mBunscol Awards. Little did we think that, less than a week 6 Cumann na mBunscol Results later, schools would close and remain silent until September. 8 7 Spotlight on Colin Coughlan Interest in Gaelic Games has never waned and, in this 8 Meet Niamh McCarthy issue, we attempt to sate your appetite for the good times that 10 We Deliver! 2021 will surely bring while also lookingTHE back at highlights of the not-too-distant past.
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    Clúiche Ceannais Íomána Sinsear agus Soisear CLG Dhún na nGall Soisear ag 14.00 Aodh Ruadh V Carn Domhnaigh Referee : Trevor Maloney Standby Referee: James Callaghan, Linesman Ciaran O’Neill County Finals - 31ú Lúnasa Páirc Uí Dhomhnaill, Leitir Ceannain Sinsear ag 16.00 Naomh Ádhamhnáin V Setanta Referee : Hugo Wallace Standby Referee: Eddie Nash, Linesman Alan Nash Programme - €2 WishingWishing All Both Teams Teams the the best best ofof luck inin the the final final County Board Chairperson – Mick McGrath A Chairde, that level. The gap is narrowing and today’s Fáilte go Páirc Uí Dhomhnaill encounter shall identify where both teams inniu dár bpátrúin, dár n-imreoirí are, and the prospect of an exciting contest is agus dár n-Oifigigh Chlub. Tá ár predicted. Again I congratulate both teams on gCraobhchomórtas Sóisearach reaching today’s County Final, I look forward to ar ais linn imbliana agus is ceart the contest and may the best team win. go bhfuil an cluiche seo a imirt roimh an chluiche ceannais Much continued good work is going on Sinsearach. throughout the County with underage development of Hurling. Through the activities As Chairman of CLG Dhun na nGall it gives me the children can become confident, and become great pleasure to welcome you all here today. A competent participants in fitness and physical special welcome to the supporters, players, and activity. The honing of their skills, allows them Club Officers, of all the clubs involved in today’s to develop their fundamental and functional finals. It’s rewarding to both CLG Carndonagh movement abilities.