The medal presentation for the victorious Lorrha/Shannon Rovers team that defeated Borrisokane in the North under 13 C hurling final at Moneygall last September will be held on March 20th in Ballinderry. Tipperary All-Ireland star Willie Connors will be on hand to present the medals on the night. The final score in the North final was Lorrha/Shannon Rovers 0-7 Borrisokane 0-2. The team later lost the County final to J K Brackens 2-8 to 0-9 at Holycross.

 

Shannon Rovers defeated Nenagh Eire Og 1-20 to 2-14 in a hurling challenge to mark the first game played in Nenagh Eire Og’s new playing field. Both teams had a mixture of Senior, Intermediate and Junior players. 

The North Tipperary under 16 A and B Hurling championship will commence on June 22nd. Naomh Eoin is one of the eight teams taking part in Under 16 B hurling. There are seven rounds involved and September 12th is the suggested date for the semi finals.

Teams: Borris-Ileigh, Kiladangan, Lorrha, Moneygall, Naomh Eoin, Portroe, Roscrea, Silvermines.

 

The under 16 B Football championship will commence late September or early October. Ten teams are involved and they are – Ballina, Ballina/Templederry, Borris-Ileigh, Kiladangan, Lorrha, Moneygall, Naomh Eoin, Portroe, Roscrea, Silvermines.

 

Naomh Eoin will have the tough task of competing in the North Under 14 A Hurling championship for 2026. Eight teams involved and September 19th is the scheduled date for the semi final. Each Under 14 championship game will be twenty five minutes a half. The teams competing are -

Ballinahinch/Templederry, Kilruane MacDonaghs, Naomh Eoin, Nenagh Eire Og, Newport, Roscrea, Silvermines, Toomevara.

 

Naomh Eoin will take part in the North under 14 B Football which has a March 21st starting date. The North final is planned for the 2nd of May. The six teams involved - Borris- Ileigh, Burgess, Kiladangan, Naomh Eoin, Portroe, Silvermines.

 

Will start on the 7th of April. Teams at 13 a side with numbers down to nine a side if needed. The five teams involved are Burgess, Lorrha, Moneygall, Naomh Eoin and Portroe.

 

Burgess, Lorrha, Moneygall, Naomh Eoin and Portroe.

 

The Under 17 Football League is an all county one and Naomh Eoin are in Division 2. Ten teams are involved, divided into two groups with Naomh Eoin, paired with Golden Kilfeacle, Kiladangan, Cahir and Fethard. Toomevara, Clonoulty Rossmore, Roscrea, Ardfinnan and Ballyporeen- Skeheenarinky are in the other group.

 

Naomh Eoin is in Division 3 among ten teams which are divided into two groups of five each. Naomh Eoin will have to contend with Arravale Rovers, Ballybacon Grange, Ballinahinch/Templederry and Toomevara. Meanwhile Lattin Cullen, Burgess, Silvermines, Fethard and Cahir are in the other group.