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St Joseph's Senior Girls team took on Nenagh College is the Cup Q/F on Friday. St Joseph's played against a very strong breeze in the 1st half. St Joseph's took the lead in the 30th minute when a Charlotte Deegan cutback on the endline was calmly tapped into the net from 5 yards by Míoda O Shea. In the 41st minute, the Nenagh College goalie picking up a back injury and the game was abandoned by the referee. St Joseph's wish her a speedy recovery. Player of the match was St Joseph's goalie, Eibhlin O Brien who dealt calmly with the strong wind and numerous efforts of Nenagh College.

Excellent performances from our cross country runners today at the Tipperary Post Primary Schools Cross Country Championships at Thurles Crokes Complex. Big shout out to Donnacha Browne who finished second in his age group winning him a silver medal. Huge congratulations to all!

Outstanding gold medal performance by Ronan Ryan on Saturday in the All Ireland Schools Combined Evenits in Athlone. Ronan competed in the long jump, shot put, 60m hurdles, 200m and 800m. He accumulated points from each performance (winning the long jump, 60m hurdles and 200m) to win overall gold in the Senior Boys category. Huge congratulations Ronan.

Well done to our Junior Camogie team, who had a fantastic win over Borrisokane CS today. Maria Groome and Olivia Looby both playing outstanding in the full forward line, with Aoife Ryan, Ava Fanning and Tara Maher controlling things from the back. Sinead Cowan was introduced off the bench and also had a superb game. They now progress to a Munster Semi Final.

Hard luck to our under-17 boys soccer team, who lost 3-2 to CTI Clonmel after extra time. It was a great performance from the lads who put in a huge effort throughout. Our goal scorers on the day were Mark Mulligan Hoare and Adam Whyte. Also, many thanks to Borrisoleigh FC for accommodating us with the use of their new home pitch.