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Tipperary Ladies Gaelic Football Notes – 19th May 2014

By Jonathan Cullen Mon 19th May

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TIPPERARY MINOR TEAM
On qualifying for the Munster Minor B Final with Waterford as their opponents, Tipperary supporters were promised a thrilling final and they were not let down. These two counties leave no stone unturned when they meet at any level and on Sunday last in a damp Fraher Field, Dungarvan it was no different.

Tipperary’s Captain Aisling McCarthy opened the scoring in the first four minutes with a point followed by a goal. In the fifth minute Aoibhe O’Shea added a point to the score line before Aisling provided another point. Tipperary looked to be dominating the game but in the fifteenth minute Waterford’s Captain, Mairead Power opened their account with a point. Tipperary’s Aisling McCarthy replied with a point of her own. Waterford had settled into the game and were applying pressure on Tipperary which resulted in Waterford’s Shauna Dunphy and Lauren McGregor adding their names to the score board with a point each. Tipperary’s Lauren Fitzpatrick kept the deficit between the two teams at four points when she made a fantastic save in the twenty fourth minute. Tipperary’s Aishling Moloney and Aisling McCarthy added two more points to Waterford’s Lauren McGregor point which left Tipperary in front by 5 points at the interval – Tipperary 1-6 Waterford 0-4

Waterford came more in to the game after half-time with a Shauna Dunphy point beginning a sequence of scores which saw the home side scoring 5 of the first 7 scores of the half to leave just 2 points between the teams heading in to the final quarter. The next score was going to be crucial and when Aishling Moloney scored a goal in the 49th minute followed by a quick point, the Tipperary lead was back up to 6 points. Tipperary substitute Caoimhe Condon added a further point with her first touch and though the sides traded points in the final stages, Tipperary ran out 7 point winners and were crowned Munster B Champions.
Tipperary 2-11 Waterford 0-10

An All Ireland Semi Final awaits Tipperary on Saturday July 19th against the Ulster representatives (Armagh or Donegal) which will be decided on May 25th.
Congratulations to Aisling McCarthy who received the Player of the Match.

Tipperary Team: Lauren Fitzpatrick (Ardfinnan); Mairead Eviston (Templemore), Maureen Murphy (Brian Borus), Louise Cadell (Templemore); Laura Dillon (Ardfinnan), Brid Condon (Aherlow), Hazel Shanahan (Moyle Rovers); Maria Kinnane (Moycarkey Borris), Aoife Corcoran (Cahir); Elaine Fitzpatrick (Templemore), Aishling Moloney (Cahir), Aoibhe O’Shea (Mullinahone); Roisin Howard (Cahir), Aisling McCarthy, Captain (Cahir), Sarah Everard (Moyle Rovers).
Scorers: Aisling McCarthy 1-6, Aisling Moloney 1-2, Aoibhe O’Shea 0-1, Caoimhe Condon 0-1, Sarah Everard 0-1.
Subs used: Caoimhe Condon for Aoife Corcoran, Elaine Kelly for Maureen Murphy, Megan Shanahan for Sarah Everard.
Panel: Laura Peters (Galtee Rovers), Dara Walsh (Clonmel Commercials), Elaine Kelly (Cappawhite), Caoimhe Condon (Brian Borus), Niamh Mackey (Clonmel Commercials), Megan Shanahan (Moyle Rovers), Claire Walsh (Brian Borus), Niamh Butler (Moyne Templetuohy), Eimear Everard (Moyne Templetuohy), Maeve O’Gorman (Aherlow), Sarah Ryan (Clonmel Commercials), Emma Buckley (Cahir), Roisin Finnane (Galtee Rovers), Kate Cashman (Templemore), Maria Curley (Templemore).

TIPPERARY U14 TEAM
Tipperary Ladies Football U14 team travelled to Coralstown/Kinnegad GAA Club, Kinnegad, Co. Westmeath for the All Ireland Ladies Football U14 Blitz. An early start was required as their first game was against Clare at 10.30am. Tipperary were no strangers to Clare as they met in the Munster Championship but on this occasion Tipperary were victorious, Tipperary 4-1 Clare 1-0. In their second game, Tipperary defeated Donegal by 2-1 to 1-0. Tipperary had to wait until 12.30pm before their next game when they overcame Laois on a score line of 2-0 to 1-2. The final game in the rounds was against Wexford, who proved to be too strong for Tipperary.

Due to other results not going Tipperary’s way, Tipperary tied with Laois for second place resulting in a point penalty shoot-out to decide who progressed. Tipperary scored one point to Laois’s two points. Tipperary had a fantastic day of football but unfortunately their day finished there.

Thanks to the players and parents for their commitment to playing for their County. A special thanks to the management team for giving up their time and management/coaching skills.

DEVELOPMENT SQUADS
Tipperary Ladies Football is starting to organise their 2014 Development Squads. It is hoped to commence the following squads on these dates

County U12 Academy Start (July 26th/27th)
County U13 Development Squad Start (Aug 9th/10th)
County U15 Development Squat Start (Aug 16th/17th)

Can anyone who is interested please email the details below to development@tipperaryladiesfootball.ie.
Your name and club
Which group you are interested in
What team you are currently training or what teams you have trained to
All these programmes are in place to train girls to a standard above club level so that every child is going back to their club a better player. Top quality coaches are needed and it is a great opportunity also for coaches who aspire to be part of a county team in future years.

Information concerning Ladies Football will appear in these notes. If you wish to include any item of interest, please contact us at pro@tipperaryladiesfootball.ie before 8pm on Sunday. Visit the Tipperary Ladies Football web site at www.tipperaryladiesfootball.ie to date with all the latest news in Tipperary Ladies Football.

By Jonathan Cullen Mon 19th May

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