Junior LGFA Munster Champions.
Well done to our a junior Ladies football team on the Munster final success. They defeated Gealchloiste Limerick in the final winning 7-11 to 7-4 on the day. Super performance by all the girls.
May 2026
U15.5 County A Champions
Well done to our u15.5 Camogie team on winning the A school county final today against St. Mary’s of Nenagh. They over came Greenhill of Carrick on Suir, the Ursuline convent Thurles, the Presentation convent Thurles and St. Mary’s Nenagh to top the group. They then played St. Mary’s Nenagh again today in what was end to end stuff by both teams. Excellent Camogie was on display by both teams. St. Mary’s were awarded a penalty but Emily Healy stepped up with a massive save when needed. Sinèad Cowan, Sophie O Sullivan were deliver super ball by half back Mya McCormack to slot over 3 point. St Joesphs had the wind in the 1st half but despite having all the possession, St. Mary’s went in at half time winning 2-6 to 9points. St. Mary’s came out fast in the second half and scored a goal 30seconds in. However the talented Maria Groome, Sinèad Cowan and Ellie Ryan worked hard slotting over points to claw it back to be just 3 points behind. Deirdre O Brien, Kate Ryan Begley and Michelle Meehan defended from the front not allowing St Mary’s in again. Charlotte Deegan replaced Sophie O Sullivan and proved to aid St. Joseph’s comeback by passing the ball off to Olivia Looby and once again the St. Mary’s goal made a super save to deny St. Joseph’s. Emily Ryan teamed up with Maria Groome and Olivia to score a goal to draw the game with 3 minutes left on the clock. A free from Maria Groome and a final score from Ailish Stapleton sealed the win for St. Joseph’s. A super performance by Aoife Ryan and Edel Lavery at centre and wing back, and also my Mia Kennedy in the corner. Well done to coaches Ms. O Brien and Ms. Corcoran on a superber win.
Senior Boys Win Gold in the 4x100m Relay
The Senior boys 4x100m relay team powered into first place at the Munster Track and Field championships Saturday afternoon. They will be heading to the All-Ireland in two weeks to showcase their athletic abilities at a national level. Huge congratulations to Ben Deegan, Donnacha Browne, Ronan Ryan and Cormac Healion! Additionally, Ronan Ryan continued his winning streak by bringing home gold in both the 100m and the 200m. He’ll be representing our school at the All-Ireland in both events. Cormac Healion also represented well bringing home the bronze medal in the 200m. Finally, a huge shoutout to Sophie O’Sullivan who competed in the Junior Girls 75m hurdles, finishing fifth in her field. Well done Sophie!
U15.5 Camogie
Congratulations to all our U15.5 Camogie team on topping their group with wins over The Presentation Secondary School Thurles, St. Marys Nenagh, Greenhills Carrick-on-Suir and Ursuline Secondary School Thurles. They now meet St. Mary's Nenagh in the final.
East Munster Athletics
Congratulations to all our athletes who competed in the East Munsters recently in Waterford and Templemore. These athletes brought home numerous medals including, Ronan winning double gold in the 100m and 200m, Cormac winning silver in 200m and bronze in the 100m, Cody bringing home bronze in the long jump, Ben winning bronze in the 400m and the senior relay team of Ronan, Cormac, Cody and Ben winning gold, Sophie winning two bronze medals for the 75m hurdles and 200m.
Senior Camogie County Blitz
Congratulations to our Senior Camogie team on winning the County B Senior Camogie Blitz. They played Borrisokane Communtity College and Loretto Secondary School Clonmel and met Borrisokane in the final.
April 2026
Junior LGFA reach Munster Final
Well done to our Junior Ladies Footballers who overcame a strong Meanscoil an Leith Truigh Castlegregory in Mallow yesterday the 28th of April. This sees them through to a Munster Final in the coming weeks.
U15.5 Camogie
Well done to out U15.5 camogie team who bet St. Mary's of Nenagh yesterday in miserable conditions.
March 2026
All Ireland Champions
Congratulations to our Senior Hurlers who won the Michael Cusack Cup on Friday 20th of March. The defeated Coláiste Naomh Cormac of Offaly in Borrisokane GAA pitch. After a 10-point lead at half time the Offaly boys battled back to just a single score difference. However, the St. Joseph boys didn't panic and came out on top by 5 points to be crowned All Ireland Champions. Congratulations also to Mr. Michael Halpin and Mr. Willie Ryan whose hard work and dedication paid off. A great celebration was held in the school upon the champions return. Thank you to all local businesses and the communities of Borrisoleigh, Silvermines, Templederry and Toomevara for all your well wishes and donations in the lead up to the final.
U15.5 Camogie
Well done to our U15.5 camogie team on a great win over Greenhill Carrick-on-Suir on the 10th of March. Left to play in the group is St. Mary’s Nenagh, Presentation Secondary School Thurles, and the Ursuline Convent Thurles.