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In welcoming everyone here this evening - players, referee, officials and you, the supporters, I am confident that we will have a fitting climax to our Mid Tipperary Senior Hurling Championship. Both teams have earned their right to contest this final and there can be no doubt but that the best two teams in the Mid Division have made it to this evenings final. In recent years, Loughmore-Castleiney have had the better of the exchanges with the Sarsfields. But that will count for nothing when the ball is let loose by referee Willie Clohessy at 6.45 p.m. It has the makings of a keenly contested final but. as always, between these two clubs, played in true sporting fashion. I wish to thank all our sponsors for their generous sponsorship, with a special word of thanks to Donal and Rose Younge, The Ragg, who are our main spon­ sors. A word of thanks also to the Semple Stadium Management Committee for their arrangements for this evening's final. 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The trophy Is named In honour olthe late Tom O'Hara Irom Fennor In the parish 01 Gortnahoe·Glengoole who served as Secretary 01 the MId Board lor many years. f(~: U'elketo~ ('f)~ t IncA) UMPIRES: Man McGrath, Ted Kennedy Martin Everard, Jim Foley Roadstone Provinces Ltd. Mid West Region - Holycross, Thurles Telephone: 0504 43219/43143 ..... Concrete Blocks ..... Readymix Concrete ..... Redland Tiles ..... ,... Stone, Sand, Gravel -- Ormond Brick ..... Roadstone Provinces Ltd., Killough, Thurles -- Tarmacadam ..... Roadstone Provinces Ltd., Cahir Abbey, Cahir ..... Stone, Sand, Gravel ..... Readymix Concrete ..... ..... Concrete Blocks -- Ormond Brick ..... 5 Liberty Square, Thurles Tel: 0504 22122 Birth Place of the G.A.A. The l deal Ven ue for Pre & Post Match Food & Drinks 'J0r:JJm @&mall& 0 @1J)&molJOIl i!3&&17 @rfJllriJ&m o@lJ)rfJlS00f!J13 i!3rfJlll3 Um alJJ& @m& l!7&mf!J& i!,Org& I1ma&l?arfJUm!IiJ&ma 0 @rfJllI!7&1J!} @1J)&m lJOn 0rfJIJ Main sponsors to Thurles Sarsfields Glasheen's Olde Abbey Inn Holycross Lunches SelVed Daily 0504-43227 School & Office Slievenamon Supplies Lounge a on Licence Parnell SI., Thurles Thurles 0504·21888 0504-21838 Luxury Coach $elVice Best Wishes to Thurle, Sar,tields Tours. Outings, Weddings, Funerals and Loughmore-Ca,tleiney Best Wishes to Sarsfields , Sarsfields Captain Brendan Carroll hur,es Sarsfields captain Brendan Carroll has epitomised the kind of spirit that is necessary In the field of sport with his dedication to the Blues down Tthrough the years. That was never more evident than in the current season :;;...110<'.""0_ despite the huge obstacles placed before him, he is still managing to play a central role in Sarsfields campaign. The former country star is currently working in Scotland but his commitment to the dub and to the game of hurling brings him home each and every week­ end so that he (an hone his skills and prepare for the Mid Final. For many other players, this kind of commitment would be just too great - not for Carroll though who was on the Sanfjelds teams which won Mid titles in 1993 and 1996. Brendan played minor and u-21 for Tipperary and pro­ gressed onto the senior squad as well. His e)(perience has been vItal to Sarsfields this year. especially considering the intro­ duction of new. younger blood into the squad. As if his playing commitments were not enough, Brendan was also Manager of the clubs u-21 team which lost the Mid Final to Drom/1nch a short time ago. His contribution to the game of hurling in the club is huge. A very successful underage player with Dudas Og. winning county u-12, u-14 and u-16 titles in both codes, Brendan is not just a player of the small ball. played an integral part in the clubs intermedi­ ate football campaign last year - the team were beaten in the County semi-final by Carrick Swans and he is once again involved in the football set­ up in the club this time round. Brother of goalkeeper Ciaran, Brendan comes from good hurling stock - the late and great Ted Carroll (Kilkenny hurler and offi­ cial) was his uncle, while Brendan's father Mick also hurled for Kilkenny. Whatever the outcome of this evening'S game. Brendan Carroll can feel a real sense of achievement by Just being on the Sarsfields side in Semple Stadium. His desire for suc­ cess dictates that Just being there will not be enough for him. He wants to be on the winners podi. um after the final whistle, t the 1907 County Convention it was agreed to have three ith the exceptions of A 1927 and 1928 divisions in the county with 1 when Clonoulty and the new division - Mid - oper­ W Castleiney - Killea respec­ ating from Thurles. Clubs affiliated tively won the championship were Thurles, Moycarkey, Two-Mile­ all finals from 1907 to 1947 were won Borris, Templetuohy, Gurteen, by teams from Thurles, Moycarkey­ Upperchurch, Milestone, Drombane, Borris and Bohertahan. Holycross­ Holycross, (Ionoulty. Rossmore, Ballycahill had their first win in 1947, (appawhite. Cashel and Racecourse. Borrisoieigh in 1949; Moyne­ Officials appointed were: John Templetuohy in 1970; DrOm -lnch 1974 Cahill, Cashel (Chairman); Andy Mason and Loughmore Castleiney in 19B3. (Secretary) and Mikie Maher, Tubberadora (Treasurer). No games were played in 1907 as the Secretary proposed that the h , medals be awarded to Thurles. The proposal was accepted by the newly Mid formed board. TDivi sion had twelve players on the team that won the Senior All-Ireland in 1945. he Division, as at present constituted, provided the cap- Ttains for 19 of Tipperary's twenty four AII-Irelands. Jimy Stapleton 1887, (Thurles); Mikie Maher 189S, '96, S '98 (Tubberadora); 1899 TIm Condon (Horse & Jockey); 1900 Ned Hayes (Two-Mile-Borris); 1906 & 1908 Tom Semple (Thurles); 1916 and 1925 Johnny Leahy, Boherlahan; 1930 J.J. Callanan (Sarsfields); 1937 Jim Lanigan (Sarsfields); 1945 John Maher (Sarsfields). 1949 Pat Stakelum (Holycross), 19S8 Tony Wall (Sarsfields); 1962 and 1965 Jimmy Doyle (Sarsfields); 1964 Michael Murphy (Sarsfields); 1991 Declan Carr (Holycross), Bobby Ryan, Captain in 1989, was nominated by Loughmore· Castleiney. JIMMY FOGARTY T wo-MILE-BoRRIS, T HURLES Tel: 0504-33181 8 The Mid Division by Bob Stake/um he Mid Board appears to have been somewhat President, Mid Tipperary Board Tdisorganised in 1923.
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    Co. Tipperary Senior Hurling Final Match Programme 1977 Na Sairseaiaigh, Durlas Clar Oifigiul County S.'H. & M.H. Finals 1977 at SEMPLE STADIUM, TIlURLES NA MIONUIR lUACHMAGH-CAISEAL AOIBH NE (Lough more-cas! lei ney) v EIR E OC, AOJlo{ACH (Nenagh) Moltoir- J. Collins, Clonmel. NA SINSIR CILL RUAIN (Kilruane McDonagh) V BUIRGHEAS Ul LUIOCH (Sorrisoleigh) Molloir- J. Moloney, Bansha. LUACH ............ lOp. The .. Tipperary star," TIlurJes. .. - HAYES' HOTEL, THURLES Birthplace of the G.A.A. IDEAL VENUE " AFTER THE 'MA·mH" MESSAGE FROM CO. CHAIRMAN O NCE again, as so often in the past, Semple Stadium, Thurles, stages the most important event of our hurling year, the senior and minor fmals, and on its historic sward. Kilruane McDonagh v. Bonl ok~h and Eire O~, Ncna!!h v. LouRhmorc­ Castleiney will ('rmc; caman .. for the coveted honour of bringing home titles to their respective parishes. Kilruane McDonagh and Bar­ risoleigh share an honoured place to Tipperary hurling. Their loyalty has stood the test down the years. and through their endeavours and dedication the com mon bond of a love of hurling unites them, as it does all who give their allegiance to Ireland's ancient game. I salute all four clubs. who proudly represent their Divis­ ions in to-day's finals. and wish to pay a well deserved tribute 10 all teams who took part in the championships. It is my privilege on behalf of my fellow Co. Board members and myself, to extend a sincere welcome to everybody spectators. players, referees and officials. It is my earnest wish that \\-e will see Iwo splendid games.
  • Loughmore Castleiney Development Plan 2017-2022

    Loughmore Castleiney Development Plan 2017-2022

    Girls from the parish are active participants in camogie and ladies football. For the main part this has been with clubs from the neighbouring parishes. There was an active ladies football club in the parish from 1975 to 1979. During this time they won 5 County Senior Titles and a Munster Club title in 1978 together with a number of underage successes. Camogie is the main sport at present with a number of the players achieving success at club school and inter county levels. In 2002 a parish team reached the Munster Final of the Under 13 Community Games competition where they were narrowly beaten Club Chairman’s Address 03 Methodology 04 History of the Club 05 Mission, Vision, Values 08 Finance and Fundraising 10 Facilities and Development 11 Coaching and Games Development 12 Club Structures and Administration 15 Communications and I.T. 16 Implementation and Review Mechanisms for the Plan 17 Acknowledgements 17 Club Lotto 18 County Senior Football Champions 1979 Club Board Chairman’s address It gives me great pleasure to write a few short lines to introduce our club's 5 year plan. This booklet sets out what the club's 5 year plan committee deem to be the crucial projects for completion over the next five years, to build on the work already done by members and deceased members down through the years in promoting Gaelic Games in our parish. The club will be looking for a positive contribution from all our members to help achieve the goals set out in the plan. It is important that these projects are completed so that Loughmore Castleiney GAA Club will continue to serve the players, members and supporters from our parish for many years into the future.
  • 13Thlaochra Gael

    13Thlaochra Gael

    Cumann Lúthchleas Gael Coiste Chontae Thiobrad Arann Laochra Gael 13th PRESENTATIONS by Iar-Uachtarán Liam Ó Néill at The Dome, Semple Stadium November 15th, 2015 ag tosnú 16.30pm 1 Cumann na Sean Ghael - Coiste Chontae Thiobrad Arann INAUGURAL MEETING Thurles, April 23th, 2003 he inaugural meeting of Cumann na Sean Ghael, Coiste Chontae Thiobrad Arann, was held in Hayes’s Hotel, Thurles on April 23, 2003. The attendance included John Moloney, Noel Morris, John Costigan, Pat Moroney, Seamus J., King and Michael TO’Meara. Seamus McCarthy was unable to be present. At the outset John Moloney was unanimously appointed chairman amd Michael O’Meara secretary. The chairman outlined the aims of the group, which were chiefly to honour annually persons over 70 years of age, who had given significant service to the G.A.A. in whatever capacity - player, official, groundsman, jersey carrier, tea maker, referee, umpire, etc. A sample of a framed certificate, which was presented annually in Dublin, was shown by the chairman to the meeting and the secretary undertook to get quotations for same. It was agreed that approximately 40 annual presentations would be made, i.e. an average of 10 per division. The consensus was that the general public should be asked to nominate suitable persons and justify why they were considered worthy. It was agreed that the presentations would be made in Brú Ború, Cashel on November 16th or 23rd and that the evening’s programme would consist of a chat, light refreshments and entertainment before the presentations. It was also agreed that the wives of the recipients be invited to the presentations.