There was no winner of the Monday 30th March Lotto jackpot of €21,000. Jackpot numbers were 18, 23, 32, 36. There was no winner of the Second Chance €500 draw with the numbers 14, 15, 32, 35.
The €25 Lucky Dip winners were as follows:

Gerry Darmody, Nenagh

Seamus Ryan, Monaree

Fiona Connolly Cullinan, Online

Tomas O’Donnell, Online
Many thanks to everyone for supporting the lotto. We would urge people to sign up for the lotto online at kiladangangaa.com/products
There are currently a number of options available online on how long you can sign up for whilst tickets are also available in the shops and pubs/restaurants in the parish.

 

The County Senior Hurling Championship Draw took place last week. We were drawn in group 3 with Drom-Inch, Cashel King Cormacs and Roscrea.

 

Our Junior B hurling team had another good victory over Shannon Rovers on Sunday on a scoreline of 3-18 to 1-12.
Our Junior A hurlers had a victory over Ballinahinch in the first round of the league this evening with a scoreline of 3-28 to 1-11. Well done to both teams.

 

There will be a registration morning on Saturday April 11th at 10:00am at Kiladangan GAA grounds for any children between the ages of 3-5yrs old who wish to start playing hurling or camogie in our club. All are welcome.

 

Well done to Dara O’Dwyer and the Tipperary U20 team on their victory over Waterford in round 2 of the Munster Championship last Wednesday.

Well done to Rian McGrath, Ruairi Hackett and the Tipperary Minor Hurling Team on a great victory over Clare in the first round of the Munster Minor Hurling Championship last Friday on a scoreline of 4-20 to 3-19.

 

Our Junior A Camogie team were due to play Kilruane on Saturday evening; however, the match was postponed due to weather conditions. Please keep an eye on our social media for confirmation of the refixture.

Huge congratulations to Freya Collins, Abi O’Brien, and Hanrahan, along with the Tipperary U15 B Camogie team on their fantastic victory in the Munster B Tier 1 Cup on Sunday! An incredible achievement for these three young girls—well done to all involved! 

Well done to Hannah Quirke, Lily Brennan and Geraldine Maher (selector) who had a great win over Cork in their All-Ireland series on Sunday. 

Well done to Aoife Gleeson who is part of the Tipperary U23 panel that had a great win over Waterford on Sunday in round 2 of the All-Ireland championship.

Well done to Laoise Hegarty (U10) who has been selected as a mascot for the Tipperary U23 game against Galway on the 19th April.
See social media for fixtures.

 

Hard luck to Liam White, Ben Whelan and the North Tipperary U14 Football Team who lost out to West Tipperary in the Dom Browne Shield Final recently.

Juvenile

Our U14 footballers will begin their league campaign on Thursday April 9th where they take on Naomh Eoin at 6:30pm in Borrisokane.

Membership
A full list of 2026 Kiladangan GAA membership rates are available to view on KiladanganGAA.com. Membership can be purchased online at KiladanganGAA.com. If you wish to pay in person or have any queries, please contact club registrar Fergal Hayes on 0861506266

 

Kiladangan GAA & Camogie Club extends its deepest sympathies to the family of our Life President, Jimmy Slattery.

Jimmy was a proud Kiladangan man who wore the club colours with distinction during the 1950's. His dedication to the club continued long after his playing days, serving as club secretary on two separate occasions, from 1954 to 1957 and again in 1965. In these roles, he gave generously of his time and effort, helping to strengthen the club during important years in its history.

A lifelong supporter, Jimmy remained a steadfast and loyal follower of Kiladangan, travelling far and wide to support the club. He was the go-to expert for the grass seed used in developing the main pitch in Puckane. Jimmy also supported the club in all aspects, and this valued contribution continues today through the ongoing sponsorship of Kiladangan GAA & Camogie by the Slattery family business, Agritech Company.

Jimmy’s contribution to Kiladangan GAA is immeasurable, and his legacy will live on in our club.

We extend our sincere condolences to all his family and friends at this very sad time.

Ar dheis Dé go raibh a anam.