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Web Senior Hurling Draws Roinn II On Monday the 3rd of February Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 Group 4 the draws took place for the County Senior Hurling Championship & County Kilruane JK Ballin- A Mac Portroe Senior Hurling Challenge Cup Round 1. Brackens garry Donaghs The Draw for the North SHC also K’avilla / C.J, took place since the last edition of the review & Holycross Cappa- B D’skeigh Kickhams / B’cahill white Ballina will face Silvermines in the opening Round. Kickhams M’ahone This is a game between the 2012 & 2013 County Intermediate champions. Lorrha / B’lahan / Thurles C Ballina Ballina are in Roinn II of the County Senior Dorrha Dualla Sarsfields Hurling Championship & have been drawn in group Cashel 3 with Borrisokane, Mullinahone & Ballingarry. The Carrick Borris- D King Moneygall Davins okane winners of this group will go into the Preliminary Cormacs Quarter Finals (last 16) of the County Championship, while the bottom team in the group County Senior Hurling Challenge Cup will face a relegation play-off. Round 1 Ballina have been drawn at home in the Toomevara V Borrisokane; Ballingarry V Kilruane County Senior Hurling Challenge Cup (County MacDonaghs; Carrick Davins V Carrick Swans; JK League) against Cashel King Cormacs. This is due to Brackens V Thurles Sarsfields; Moycarkey-Borris V take place on the weekend of March 1st/2nd. Éire Óg Anacarty/Donohill; Burgess V Nenagh Éire The full draw for the County SHC is listed Óg; Clonoulty/Rossmore V Upperchurch/Drombane; below and in all groups it’s Holycross/Ballycahill V Knockavilla/Donaskeigh Round 1: A V B; C V D Round 2: B V C; D V A; Round Kickhams; Silvermines V Loughmore/Castleiney; 3: C V A; B V D Drom/Inch V Templederry Kenyons; Moneygall V Killenaule; Boherlahan/Dualla V Kildangan; Portroe County Senior Hurling Championship Draw V Roscrea; C.J. Kickhams, Mullinahone V Roinn I Lorrha/Dorrha; Cappawhite V Borris-Ileigh; Ballina V Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 Group 4 Cashel King Cormacs Round 2 Nenagh L’more / Borris- Kildangan Round 2A - 16 winners Round 1 play 8 games A Éire Óg C’iney Ileigh Round 2B - 16 losers Round 1 play 8 games Round 3 (Quarter Finals) Clonoulty Éire Óg Drom / Ryan Cup - 8 winners Round 2A play 4 games B Killenaule / R’more Annacarty Inch (Quarter Finals) Fogarty Cup - 8 losers Round 2A play 4 games Carrick Toome- Silver- (Quarter Finals) Roscrea C Swan vara mines Devitt Cup - 8 winners Round 2B play 4 games (Quarter Finals) Holohan Cup - 8 losers Round 2B play 4 games T’derry U’church / M’carkey / Burgess (Quarter Finals) D Kenyons Drombane Borris Volume 6 February 2014 Page 1 ballina.gaatipperary @ballinagaa Web What’s In the Review i.e. Win first two games & into Quarter Finals. Lose Senior Hurling Draws 1 first two games & out. Win 1 game in either Round What’s In the Review 2 1 or 2 & play in Round 3 or else receive a bye to Quarter Finals. North Tipp League & Championship Draws Round 1: 2014 2 Burgess V Lorrha-Dorrha; Portroe V Borrisokane; Borris-Ileigh V Moneygall; Templederry Kenyons V 2014 Club Officers 3 Nenagh Éire Óg; Silvermines V Ballina; Roscrea V Kilruane MacDonaghs; Kildangan V Toomevara Busy Times for Stephen 3 Club Membership 3 Junior “B” Hurling Championship Top team from each group qualify for semi-finals; Ballina Juvenile Club: 3 while 2nd & 3rd from each group into quarter finals. Group A (Round 1) Ballina Camogie Club 4 Ballina V Lorrha-Dorrha; Borris-Ileigh V Borrisokane; Keep up to date 6 Toomevara A Bye Group B (Round 1) Quizes & Predictions: 7 Newport V Ballinahinch; Portroe V Nenagh Éire Óg; All County Table Quiz 7 Silvermines A Bye Ballina Sports Predictor Quiz: 7 Under-21 “B” Hurling Championship Allianz League Predictor Game 7 Knock-Out / Losers Group Thanks: 8 Round 1: Portroe V Templederry Kenyons; Silvermines V Fundraising 8 Ballina; Borrisokane V Newport Gaels; Shannon Ballina GAA & Ballina / Boher Parish Lotto 8 Rover Gaels V Borris-Ileigh; Lorrha/Dorrha A bye Friends of Ballina 9 Minor “A” Hurling Championship Top 4 qualify for semi-finals. Training Fund Draw 9 Round 1: Buy a sod 9 Borris-Ileigh v Kilruane MacDonaghs; Toomevara v It’s still not too late to purchase your sod. 9 Nenagh Éire Óg; Ballina v Newport; Roscrea A bye Strictly Come Dancing 9 Junior “A” Football championship Did you Know? 13 Knock-Out / Losers Group DVD on Sale: 13 Draw to follow later in the Year Under-21 “B” Football Championship North Tipp League & Championship Top 2 from each group qualify for semi-finals Group 1: Borrisokane, Burgess, Newport Gaels & Draws 2014 Portroe Senior Hurling Championship Group 2: Ballina, Inane Rovers, Lorrha/Dorrha & Round 1 = 7 games; Round 2 = 7 games – winners Shannon Rovers Gaels. from Round 1 play losers from Round 1; Round 3 for teams that won 1 game in either Round 1 or 2. Volume 6 February 2014 Page 2 ballina.gaatipperary @ballinagaa Web Inane Rovers have withdrawn from the Busy Times for Stephen championship, so Ballina already have a first win of Well done to Stephen O’Brien who has been the campaign. very busy with Tipperary hurlers & footballers so far Minor “A” Football Championship this year. Top team to Final; 2nd & 3rd qualify for semi-finals. Already he has played in the Waterford Round 1: Crystal Munster Senior Hurling Cup – scoring in the Ballina v Inane Rovers; Nenagh Éire Óg V Newport final as Tipperary beat Clare. Gaels. He has lined out with Tipperary Under-21 Footballers in the Hastings Cup & 2014 Club Officers has been one of the main contributors as Tipp beat Mayo in The club AGM was held on Friday 24th the Shield final. January 2014 at 8pm in the club house. A good He was also played with sized attendance reflected on a good year for the Tipperary Senior footballers in the club & made plans for 2014. National League. The following club officers were elected for 2014: Chairperson: Sarah Devane Club Membership Secretary: John Gleeson Membership for 2014 will fall due shortly. Treasurer: Caroline McKeogh Why not join now, so that it does not get forgotten PRO: Carmel Bradshaw about. Ballina Juvenile Club: The annual general meeting of the juvenile BALLINA V SHANNON ROVERS GAELS club took place recently. The following officers were Time: TBC , Venue: Ballina elected for 2014. Best wishes to all. Round 4 Chairman: Eamonn Power TOOMEVARA V BALLINA Vice Chairperson: Sean Collins Time: TBC , Venue: Saint Michaels Park Toomevara Secretary: Eileen Breen Round 5 Assistant Secretary: Laura Collins Treasurer: Sharon Donnelly BALLINA V BURGESS Time: TBC , Venue: Ballina PRO: Nigel Coleman Registrar: Eugene Power Round 6 Ballina School Liasion: Brid Mc Mahon SILVERMINES V BALLINA Boher School Liasion: Tanya Ni Cheirin. Time: TBC , Venue: TBC Round 7 North Tipperary Under-16 “B” Football BALLINA V BORRIS-ILEIGH Time: TBC , Venue: Ballina Championship (7 teams – 1 group) Ballina; Borris-Ileigh; Borrisokane; Burgess; North Tipperary Under-14 “B” Football Shannon Rovers Gaels; Silvermines & Toomevara. Championship (10 teams – 2 groups) Round 1 Group 1: Ballina; Borrisokane; Lorrha/Dorrha; BORRISOKANE V BALLINA Moneygall/Templederry; Portroe; & Silvermines Time: TBC , Venue: Borrisokane Round 2 Volume 6 February 2014 Page 3 ballina.gaatipperary @ballinagaa Web Group 2: Borris-Ileigh; Burgess; Kilruane Mac North Tipperary Under-16 “B” Hurling Donaghs; Newport Gaels & Shannon Rovers Gaels Championship (8 Teams) Round 1 Ballina; Borris-Ileigh; Borrisokane; Silvermines; BORRISOKANE V BALLINA Burgess; Moneygall; Portroe & Shannon Rovers Time: TBC , Venue: Borrisokane (Lorrha). Round 2 BALLINA V MONEYGALL North Tipperary Under-14 “B” Hurling Time: TBC , Venue: Ballina Championship (8 Teams) Ballina; Borris-Ileigh; Round 3 Borrisokane; Burgess; BALLINA V SILVERMINES Kilruane MacDonaghs; Newport Gaels; Portroe & Time: TBC , Venue: Ballina Shannon Rovers (Lorrha) Round 4 PORTROE V BALLINA Time: TBC , Venue: Portroe Cúl Camps: Round 5 Jul 21st – Jul 25th 2014 in Ballina. More BALLINA V LORRHA details to follow. Time: TBC , Venue: Ballina Ballina Camogie Club North Tipperary Under-12 “B(G2)” Football (5 Camogie presentation took place on Friday Jan teams – 1 group) 31st in the Lakeside Hotel. Ballina; Borris-Ileigh; Newport; Portroe & Presentation for players of the year from Silvermines. Under-9 to Under-16 took place: Round 2 Under-9: Ellen O’Donnell PORTROE V BALLINA Under-10: Naoise Houlihan Time: TBC , Venue: Portroe Under-11: Leah O’Donovan Round 3 Under-12: Hazel McMahon Under-13: Leanne Conroy BALLINA V BORRIS-ILEIGH Time: TBC , Venue: Ballina Under-14: Michelle Lotter Under-15: Rebecca Foley Round 4 Under-16: Christina Hayes SILVERMINES V BALLINA Time: TBC , Venue: Dolla Various Medals was presented also Well done to Jessica Ryan & Christina Hayes Round 5 who won Munster Schools Medals with Newport in BALLINA V TULACH SHEASTA recent weeks. Time: TBC , Venue: Ballina Clothes Collection: North Tipperary Under-12 “D(G4)” Football (7 The Camogie Club will hold a clothes teams – Details to be finalised) collection on Saturday April 5th, any donations big or Ballina; Inane Rovers; Kildangan; Kilruane small will be appreciated. More details to follow MacDonaghs; Nenagh Éire Óg, Newport & All the various teams are back training – Toomevara. keep an eye on facebook for upcoming events Volume 2 October 2013 Page 4 ballina.gaatipperary @ballinagaa Web Club of the Year 2013 Patrick Cosgrove received the North A big crowd attended the North Bórd Club of the Tipperary Intermediate Hurler of the Year award, Year presentation night in the Lakeside Hotel on while Sarah Devane accepted the MacDonagh Friday 17th January. Trophy for Club of the year on behalf of the Club. The Various League & Championship Congratulation to Darragh Egan (Kildangan) winning teams from around the division received & George Hannigan (Shannon Rovers) who won the their batch of medals.
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