Schools All-Ireland

Congratulations to St. Josephs College, Borris-Illeigh, on recent success in All-Ireland 'C' final. The club was well represented on the field of play with Cormac Frend, Adam Whyte, Ciaran Troy, Liam Hackett and Cody Quirke all starting the game. On the bench we had Billy O'Brien (introduced in 2nd half), Jack McCormack, Shane Conway Donnacha Frend, Evan Ryan, Darragh Kelly and Jack Fitzpatrick.

Teacher Willie Ryan was on the management team.

Senior 

The seniors travelled to Littleton on Friday to play Moycarkey in the Co.League, with Moycarkey winning the game.

Junior A

The junior A team had a good win over St. Patrick's in the Co. League on Sunday.

U10s

The u10s had a good win against Upperchurch in the Community Games on Sunday.

Membership

Membership for 2026 closes on March 31st.

All players that intend playing and training must be full paid up, to be covered under the players injury fund.

Also only fully paid adult members can apply for tickets to Tipperary Championship games.

The easiest method of payment is through the Clubzap App or to any committee member.

Fixtures

Games this week include the u17s against Sean Treacys GAA on Wednesday 1st April in Toomevara at 7pm.

The u14 footballers play Kilruane in North Tipp A championship in Toomevara on Thursday 2nd April at 6.30 pm.

Lotto

Thanks to all regular subscribers of our weekly Lotto, this fundraiser is the clubs main income that goes towards the everyday costs involved in running the club.

You can play online through the clubzap App or in local business's that also sell tickets.

Safety Change

There will be no cars allowed into the area beside fields because of safety concerns raised with the committee.

People are asked to park in cark park at clubhouse or on the roadside. This is a trial period.

Scór na bPáistí Co. Final : 

The Toomevara girls were very excited heading for Halla na Féile in Cashel last Sunday 29th starting at 12pm. The Rince Foirne was the first competition on stage and the Toomevara 6 hand reel was first up! . The girls looked and danced beautifully and showed great style and confidence for six young girls. The next Clubs to dance were Newcastle, Rockwell Rovers & Upperchurch Drombane, all a very high standard also. Congratulations to the well-established dancing team in Newcastle, who won the Rince Foirne. 

Tuaim uí Mheara CLG were extremely proud to be represented in Scór Figure Dancing as it has been well over 20 years since the Club was participating at this level. Well done again to our Cáiliní Álainn Ellie Young, Antonette King, Aoife O'Neill, Mary King, Méabh O'Neill, Brigid King- We're looking forward to seeing these girls on stage again soon. 

In the Recitation competition, Toomevara was represented in Scór Recitation by the fabulous Ellie Hayes who recited for us a poem called 'I'm looking for a husband'. She was brilliant on stage with strong presence, clear expression and looked the part!. She competed against Ballyporeen, Drom Inch and Knockavilla Donaskeigh Kickhams- again all very talented. In the end, Knockavilla won the gold medal . Congratulations to Ellie for reaching the Co. Final and delivering such a fantastic performance. 

That concludes the Scór na bPáistí for 2026 and the Club would like to thank the Scór Committee for their contribution and dedication especially Mairéad O'Neill, Niamh O'Brien & Geraldine O'Meara. Thanks to all the parents, teachers and friends who supported the children and travelled to the Parish, Area, North and County finals. Great memories have been made this year and there's brilliant talent in the Parish. Congratulations again to all involved.