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"We played at Donegal in a challenge game a few weeks before the Cork match (Munster semifinal), it was a very good game and Donegal is really good, they got an incredible score. in the Ulster Finals and they probably have the best strikers in the country, "explained Shane Ronayne at the Tipperary Star
" We faced them that night – there was only one of them. One point and we played very well, that gave us a lot of confidence for the future, but that confidence seems to have diminished a bit in the girls, and I guess we just have to try to get them back. " 19659003] "We could have beat Donegal that night, but Donegal has been waiting for five weeks now. They have a lot of work and they have a very clever management team. Maxi Curran was in the men's match – he was involved with Jim McGuinness when they won the All-Ireland and he will know us inside at this point. It will be a huge task to beat them next weekend, but, listen, we'll have a cup and that's all I can ask the girls, "said Tipperary's Ladies Football Director
Saturday's game with Kerry the Tipperary's football team played particularly well, thanks to a great goal from Róisín Howard, Tipperary led 1-3 to 0-4 with twenty-one minutes From a very entertaining contest, Kerry, however, responded with a devastating push to open a nine-point gap before the interval (1-3 to 2-9) when the Kingdom blew 2-5 without
"We are very disappointed – we thought we were fine and after twenty minutes we were leading by two and then we had a crazy ten minutes before halftime when they scored 2-5 without a reply. At this level, when you play the best teams, you can not give them such leads. It put too much pressure on us in the second half. We brought him back to four, but Kerry went on the field and scored again a goal that gave them that cushion. We're just disappointed with this spell before half-time. We did not react very well when they scored a goal and the sky just opened, "admitted Shane Ronayne
" It's something we're really going to have to seriously look at; where we got it wrong and what we can do to fix it because we have a big task ahead of us next week against Donegal. We are very disappointed. We felt we were ready for today, but, perhaps, we are not yet at the level. It's a learning curve and, hopefully, we'll be able to get something out of the next game because you risk a bit of a comeback. It's crap, but I hope we can lift our heads and cut Donegal next week.
Leading Team: This season, Tipperary's senior football team is led by Shane Ronayne (Mourneabbey, Cork) alongside mentors Anne-Marie Ruby (Mourneabbey, Cork Elaine Harte (Moyne-Templetuohy), Tony Smith (Moyle Rovers), James O'Leary (Galtee Rovers) and Alan O'Connor (Cahir).
The Quarterfinals of the Irish Football Championship Women's TG4 All-Ireland scheduled on Monday, August 6 and Sunday, August 12, the semifinals on Saturday, August 18 and Saturday, August 25 and the final on Sunday, September 16.
The Tipperary team faces Kerry last weekend reads: Lauren Fitzpatrick (Ballymacarbry, Waterford), Lucy Spillane (Fethard), Samantha Lambert (Ardfinnan, Captain), Brid Condon (Aherlow), Laura Dillon (Ardfinnan), Maria Curley (Templemore), Anna Rose Kennedy (Aherlow), Siobhan Condon (Aherlow), Orla O. Dwyer (Boherlahan), Nia mh Lonergan (Moyle R overs), Aishling Moloney (Cahir), Caoimhe Condon (Brian Ború), Róisín Howard (Cahir), Mairéad Morrissey (Brian Ború), Aisling McCarthy (Cahir). Submarines: Gillian O 'Brien (Moyle Rovers), Kate Davey (Fethard), Roisin McGrath (Moyle Rovers).
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