Michael Heverin

1 week ago | tipperarylive.ie | Michael Heverin

Tipperary meet Leitrim in Round Three of the Tailteann Cup at TEG Cusack Park in Mullingar at 1.45pm on Sunday needing a win to remain in the competition. However, it’s not their performance on the pitch alone that will decide their fate, but the results of games across the four groups. And following defeats in their first two games, to Sligo away and Kildare at home, manager Philly Ryan would relish the opportunity of at least two more games at championship level as he builds for the future.

2 weeks ago | tipperarylive.ie | Michael Heverin

Kildare 3-19 Tipperary 1-11A failure to trouble the scoreboard at crucial times in the game has become a problem for Tipperary senior footballers in their two recent Tailteann Cup games, and it’s a situation that manager Philly Ryan is keen to remedy. It happened first against Sligo the previous weekend, and again last Saturday against Kildare in Clonmel. Tipperary were six points down before their opening score, a brilliant two-pointer from Cian Smith, after 21 minutes.

3 weeks ago | tipperarylive.ie | Michael Heverin

Sligo 2-15 Tipperary 2-10A five-points defeat away to Sligo might have looked like a respectable result for Tipperary’s footballers, playing against higher-ranked opponents in the first round of the Tailteann Cup on Sunday. But the visitors would not have been flattered if they had left Tubbercurry with at least a draw following a high tempo performance that left the Connacht side delighted to escape with a win.

1 month ago | hoganstand.com | Michael Heverin

Cork's Abbie O'Mahony ©INPHO/Ryan Byrne Cork 3-13 Tipperary 0-11 by Michael Heverin Cork proved much too strong for Tipperary in the TG4 Munster Senior Football Championship clash at Fethard Town Park on Sunday afternoon, with an eleven points winning margin reflecting the gulf between the sides.

1 month ago | ireland-live.ie | Michael Heverin

Two goals from the outstanding Lauren McGregor in the first four minutes set Waterford on their way to victory over Tipperary in the TG4 Munster Senior Championship at Fethard Town Park over the weekend. Waterford 2-9Tipperary 1-7TG4 Munster Senior Championship – Round 1The visitors couldn’t have asked for a better start and with Katie Murray adding a point between the goals, they built up an early lead that they never surrendered.