County Scene
It is great to see 11 MOyle Rovers representative in Tipp Jersey over the weekend.
Our Tipp Ladies Footballers were first up on Saturday with the Munster Final, despite being behind at halftime they came back to win convinsingly. Congratulations to our club members on the Tipp panel Niamh Lonergan, Gillian O’Brien, Sarah Everard, Evrena Everard and Aine Fitzgearld.
Our Senior Footballers followed suit, later on Saturday afternoon, in very simiular circumstances. yet again they were down at Half Time and came out in the second half and put an end to Cavan championship. Congratulations to our Club Members Ciaran Kenrick, Alan Campbell, Liam Boland, Diarmuid Foley, Martin Dunne & Luke Boland.
Our Senior Tipperary Footballers, now face Armagh in Semple Stadium, Thurles at 5pm Saturday 15th, Tickets are available in Centra/Supervalu or tickets.ie
Tickets will be on sale in selected SuperValu and Centra Stores and also online at gaa.tickets.ie prices as follows; Adult €20.00 and Juvenile €5.00.
Student/Senior Citizen Tickets €15.00 on match day only, no concessions.
O'Riain Stand only (New Stand) with unreserved seating.
Please travel and give support to the boys, with a home venue.
Senior
Our Senior were due to play arravale Rovers in league game last thursday night but unfortunately they were unable to Field.
Our Minor Hurling had an comprehensive win over the Combination team Clonmel Og/ Skeenarinky on Thursday last.
Our Intermediate Hurlers are due to play league this Sunday Morning in Lattin against Lattin/Cullen at 12noon.
Juvenile
Under 6
We had a great turnout for hurling training last Tuesday night. Training continues this Tuesday with football training at 7 and on Saturday morning next with hurling training.
On Saturday morning we hosted a football blitz in glorious weather. Mullinahone, Killenaule and Clonmel Commercials participated. We fielded three teams and nine teams played altogether. A great mornings football and fun was had. We would like to express a few thank you's, to Eileen Boland for her help, to Pat O Connor, to all the parents who helped out, to all those who travelled, all the coaches and most of all the players who participated and showed that the future of Tipperary football is very bright. Refreshments and treats were had afterwards. Player of the week was Kieran McNamara
Under 12
our group 4 hurling team had a great win over Mullinahone on a very wet evening in Mullinahone. We started well and got some great scores from John Cronin, Jack O Connor Tadgh Buckley to leave us 4-4 to 0-0. The second half started the same with Tadgh Buckley opening the score then Eoghan Whelan followed with 2 goals. We added 2 more goals from John Cronin and Darragh Butler before Mullinahone score goal and a point from play. We finished strong with a goal from Louis Carroll followed by a point each from Matthew Downey and Eoghan Whelan. Final score 9-7 to 1-1.
Under 14
Our under 14s had a great win over Kilsheelan on Thursday night. Our boys started well with some great scores from Dean English, Daire Luttrell Peter McGarry and Rory Collins to give them a good lead at half time. We opened the second half with some early score from Peter McGarry before Kilsheelan got a goal. We answered quickly with goal from Joseph Golden and Rory Collins and Rían McCormack finished off our score with a goal and a point. We had some great saves from Shane Ryan in Goal and Ciaran Condon Michael Buckley and Gerard McGrath played well in defence and James O Reilly did a great job in center field.
hurling training Wednesday 6.30-7.30.
Ladies Football
On 13th of June the U12 football team played their first championship game. Travelling to Mullinahone they faced a physically tougher and more experienced team. Our team showed great drive and commitment from the word go and created some good scoring chances but failed to convert. Mullinahone’ s experience told and they gained a strong foothold in the game to run out deserved and comfortable winners. The Moyle Rovers team played with great belief and heart throughout. This is new territory for this young team who will learn from their first experience in championship football. On Sunday the 2nd of July the U11 Girls played the first of their summer league games against a strong and good footballing Ardfinnan side. The game was played in excellent conditions at Monroe and had a real championship feel to it. Despite a lot of good work and great individual play only one point from corner forward Laura Golden was registered in the first half. Ardfinnan on the other hand with little more possession had converted a greater number of chances and led 2-3 to 0-1 at the break. Playing against the wind in the second half our girls responded brilliantly and with some great team play closed the gap to a single point with four minutes left following scores from Aedin Mc Cormack, Laura Golden, Éabha Dolan and Aoife Colwell. Our girls were now on top and playing with a renewed energy but were hit by a great individual goal from Ardfinnan’ s Kate O Connor. Our girls never gave up and an instinctive quick free kick by Aedin Mc Cormack to Éabha Dolan resulted in an unstoppable strike to the net leaving just two points between the sides. Our girls continued to press the Ardfinnan goal for the winner but time ran out and Ardfinnan secured the win by 3-2 to 3-4. Credit to our girls for their commitment and fight right to the end. Our next match will be away to Fethard.