The Annual General Meeting of our club was held on the 12th of December, with several important updates and acknowledgements made on the night. After almost a decade of dedicated service, Catriona O’Gorman has stepped down from her role as Club Secretary. The club expressed deep gratitude for her commitment and tireless work over the […]
Read MoreThurles C.B.S. Croke Cup Victory A massive congratulations to Thurles C.B.S. on their incredible victory in the Croke Cup. A special mention goes out to the Clonoulty Rossmore contingent—Jack Heffernan, Danny O’Keefe, Conor Kennedy, and Frank O’Dwyer and John Devane. Well done to all involved in what was a historic win. County Minor and Celtic […]
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Congratulations and best of luck to the new club officers who were elected last night at a club meeting. Paddy Bourke is the new Chairperson, taking over from Andrew Fryday who has given years of service to the role. Andrew now moves on the position of West board chairperson. We wish him the very best in the role.
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Adjourned AGM A large crowd was in attendance last Sunday for the adjourned AGM in the Clubhouse. After years of incredible service, Andrew Fryday will vacate the chairperson’s role and will move on to the top position in the West Tipperary GAA Board. We wish Andrew all the best in his new role. There was […]
Read More Teams have already begun preparations for 2025 and as the weather improves we will see all teams return to our facilities with great anticipation for the year ahead. Our adjourned AGM will take place on Friday January 17th at 8:30pm in the clubhouse. A number of positions remain open and are likely to be filled on Friday evening. It would b great to get a good crowd down on Friday night to show support for the club going forward.
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A huge crowd was in attendance for the launch of Volume 1 of Clonoulty-Rossmore’s GAA story which took place in the clubhouse at the Dillon Quirke GAA grounds on Sunday last (16 December).
Written by William Ryan (King), “The Botheen Men – Gaelic Games in Clonoulty & Rossmore” chronicles the history of the West Tipperary club from 1884 to 1961.
It recounts the deeds of the original “botheen men” who won the second ever Tipperary Senior Hurling County Final in 1888 before going on to document the club’s time in Mid Tipperary which culminated in a divisional title in 1927 followed by an infamous County Final appearance the following year.
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Commiserations to our brave Under 21 hurlers who lost out heavily to an outstanding Holycross Ballycahill team on Sunday in the County A final in Drombane. This team really has given the club’s supporters some brilliant days over the last two years and they can be very proud of their achievement in winning back to back West A titles culminating in a county final appearance this year. In truth, it was always going to be a difficult assignment for our lads, coming up against a Holycross side that has won the last three County U19 titles.
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A huge weekend awaits our young hurlers as we face near neighbours Holycross Ballycahill on Sunday at 1:30pm in nearby Drombane. A huge crowd is expected for this local derby so you are advised to arrive in Drombane early. The support for this team has been excellent all year. Our support will be much needed again on Sunday.
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Under 21 Hurling Pride of place goes to our Under 21s who have qualified for the County U21 A County hurling final after a heart stopping 3.14 to 3.11 win over an excellent Carrick Swan team on Sunday in a sun soaked Golden. We led by 5 at half time by 1.08 to 6 points […]
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Congratulations to our young hurlers who secure a second West Under 21 A title in succession with a hard fought win over a classy Eire Og/Sean Treacys combination on Sunday in a damp Golden. The sides were level at half time, but a strong second half display got us over the line in wet conditions. We now advance to play South Champions Carrick Swans next weekend in the county semi final.
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