Thirty Tipperary sports club and groups share €854,623 in grants

Minister of State for Tourism and Sport Michael Ring has announced almost €26 million in new funding for local sports projects across the country, the first round of sports capital funding in four years.

Thirty clubs and groups in County Tipperary received €854,623 between them.

The highest grants went to Holycross FC and Portroe GAA Club.

The full list of funding is -

Ballina GAA Club, €56,000

Ballymackey Football Club Ltd., €58,000

Ballyporeen \ Skeheenarinky GAA Field Development Committee, €18,000,

Borrisokane Athletic Club, €5,700

Cappawhite N.S. and Cappawhite Community Council Limited, €25,000

Carrick on Suir Athletic Club, Carrick on Suir Community Games and Sean Kelly Sports Centre, €60,000

Carrick United AFC Limited, €28,000

Cashel Kings Cormacs GAA, €36,923

Cashel Rugby Football Club, €30,000

Castleview Lawn Tennis Club Ltd., €19,000

Clanwilliam Football Club, €28,000

Clonmel Celtic Football Club, €30,000

Clonmel CommercialsG.F.C / St Marys H.C, €28,000

Drangan Community Centre Ltd., €20,000

Galtee Rovers-St. Pecaun’s GAA Club, €30,000

Grangemockler Community Sportsfield, €22,000

Holycross Football Club, €67,000

Kildangan GAA Club, €15,000

KPLAN Community Centre Limited, €20,000

Lahorna Handball Club, €15,000

Newport G.A.A. club, €40,000

Ormond Special Olympics Club, Nenagh, €2,000

Peake Villa Football Club, €15,000

Portroe GAA, €63,000

Rearcross Football Club, €5,000

Riverdale Pitch and Putt club., €15,000

Silvermines GAA Club, €35,000

Thurles Boxing Club, €10,000

Tipperary Town Football Club, €20,000

Upperchurch Drombane GAA Club, €38,000