Senior

Great day for Tipperary senior Footballers in Croke park on Saturday evening last.  Winning the Division 3 League final on a score line of 3-19 to 0-19.  Alan Campbell was excellant on the day scoring 1 point and almost getting through on goal.  Liam Boland came on in the second half and also kicked over a fine points.  Congratulation to Alan Campbell, Liam Boland, Martin Dunne, Luke Boland, Ciaran Kenrick & Diarmuid Foley.

Best of Luck to Tipperary Minors This evening (wed) in semple stadium at 7pm . Best of Luck to our Club men on the panel and congratulation to Jack Harney named as Joint Captain of the team.

Best of Luck to our U21 Footballers who take on Commercial in the South Final on Friday evening in Ardfinnan at 6.45pm. Please come along and support the team.

Juvenile

U6's-  Our U6's enjoyed football training on Saturday morning outdoors in the sunshine. Players of the Week for the last month are Padraig O'Dwyer, Kuba Kelleher, Heather Davern, Saoirse Heaney, Ben Franklin, Qwyn Smith, Rhys Smith, Cillian Burgess, Ava Jay Delahunty, Jerry Moynihan. Well done to all. 

U7's & U8's - Football training Tuesday and Friday 7pm - 8pm. Please remember your gum shield.

U12's - Football training Tuesday and Friday 7p m-8pm.

 
Easter Camp.

Moyle Rovers GAA Easter Camp will take place on 21st, 22nd & 23rd April from 10am-1pm. The price is €25 per child which includes a free Sliotar and Football for each child.

Tennis 

Tennis coaching will take place on Saturday 15th April from 10am to 11am.  All are welcome.

Camogie.

The U14 started their competition last Thursday against Boherlahan with Ava Collins as captain. They will get a second run out on Wednesday April 12th away to Ballybacon Grange, throw in is again 6.30.The  U16s play  Carrick Swans on Monday April 10th at home in Monroe. Throw in 6.30.Training is back for all age groups so if you need information on times please make sure to contact the group mentor. Registrations are also due, un-registered players will not be allowed to play as they will not be insured. In conjunction with the Ladies football club we are holding an unwanted clothes collection in Monroe April 22nd. Any unwanted clothing will be gladly accepted.

Ladies Football.

Congratulations to Kirsty Crotty Ryan, Emma Cronin, Orla Burke, Aine Fitzgearld, Jenny Everard and Cora Maher who are part of the Tipperary Minor Panel. Tipperary made the perfect start in Lattin on Saturday beating Limerick by 6-8 to 2-6. The juniors played Gortnahoe on Sunday evening in Monroe in the county league. Having won the C title last Year Moyle Rovers were playing in the B competition. Playing with the strong breeze Moyle Rovers were soon on the scoreboard thanks to points from Louise Norris and Marie Kelly. Caroline Quirke then had a goal. Gortnahoe responded with a penalty goal and point. Moyle Rovers re-established dominance and some Sinead Heffernan frees and further points from play saw them lead at half time by 1-7 to 1-1. However they were guilty of putting some good scoring chances wide. The second half started with a Gortnahoe point. Orla Ryan extended the lead with a goal. Another goal from Sinead Heffernan saw Moyle Rovers in a comfortable position with Fifteen minutes to play. From here on Gortnahoe piled on the pressure and began to get scores to whittle the down the lead.  Two goals and a number of points saw them draw level and the game ended in a draw. Final score 3-7 each. Team: Claire Moore, Amy Norris, Tina Mulcahy, Maeve Corr, Sarah McDermott, Bronagh McGrath, Michelle Cronin, Aine Fitzgearld, Louise Norris (0-1), Marie Kelly (0-1), Orla Ryan (1-0), Eve Ryan, Sinead Kenrick, Caroline Quirke (1-1), Sinead Heffernan (0-4,3f). Subs used Sarah O’Connor, Hannah Mallekoote, Maggie Zacharczuk, Ellen Buckley.   Our U16 girls had a very busy week starting with a home game against Ardfinnan on Tuesday evening. Moyle Rovers began playing against a strong wind. Scores were hard to get whereas Ardfinnan just seem to have their kicking boots on. Second half came and with that, an honest team talk that seemed to work, they went back out and stepped up a gear. They clawed their way back into game bit by bit and then they finally went in front. Our lead only lasted a few minutes because Ardfinnan went back up and scored a goal of their own. Our girls tried their best to  get that goal back but the final whistle came too soon. The match ended with a score-line of Moyle Rovers 4-03 to Ardfinnan 3-09. The next match came two days later with an away match against Ballyporeen. In this match everything just seemed to go right for our girls, some lovely inter-passing, nice team-work and good shooting for scores. We ended the game with a comprehensive win but still have a-lot of work to do. Unwanted clothes collection on Saturday 22nd April. Details next week