Saturday Sunday 06th and 7th of September
Youth Division 1
Cahir Park 4–3 Peake Villa
A thrilling encounter saw Cahir edge Villa in a seven-goal battle. After Villa twice led through Brandon Wade and Roman Katrich, Cahir equalised via Josh Davey and Conor Collins. Tiernan Power put Cahir ahead, only for Colin O’Brien to level. Collins then struck his second late on to win it.
Scorers – Cahir Park: Conor Collins (2), Josh Davey, Tiernan Power.
Scorers – Peake Villa: Brandon Wade, Roman Katrich, Colin O’Brien.
Verdict: A breathless game that could have gone either way. Cahir’s late response shows they are finding form, while Villa will be disappointed not to take at least a point.
Clonmel Celtic 0–3 St Michael’s
Michael’s proved efficient in front of goal. Darragh Brennan’s opener settled them, and Anthony Murphy doubled the advantage before the break. Brennan added his second in the second half to seal a 3–0 win. Celtic worked hard but were undone by Michael’s sharper finishing.
Scorers – St Michael’s: Darragh Brennan (2), Anthony Murphy.
Verdict: St Michael’s quality in the final third was the difference, while Celtic lacked the cutting edge to make their possession count.
Youth Division 2
Cashel 1–8 Mullinahone
A one-sided affair as Mullinahone dominated to claim a big win.
Scorers – Cashel: Not listed.
Scorers – Mullinahone: Not listed.
Verdict: Mullinahone were ruthless and Cashel struggled to cope.
Clerihan 2–3 SC&K United
SC&K edged a close contest, taking their chances to leave Clerihan disappointed.
Scorers – Clerihan: Not listed.
Scorers – SC&K United: Not listed.
Verdict: SC&K took their chances well in a tight battle, with Clerihan left frustrated.
Sunday the 07th of September 2025 Premier League
Clonmel Town 0 V St Michaels 3
A fixture always circled on the TSDL calendar ended in a convincing win for St Michael’s, who collected their first victory of the season.
Town actually started the sharper, with Daniel Hayde producing good saves to deny Michael O’Sullivan and Koby Quinn in the early exchanges. On the half-hour, Michaels began to assert themselves and had the ball in the net just before the breakthrough Daniel O’Dwyer, only for the flag to cut celebrations short.
The visitors found their rhythm straight after the restart. On 47 minutes, Jake French Davis burst down the left and squared for O’Dwyer, who calmly slotted home. Minutes later, Town’s failure to clear was punished when Willie Armshaw picked out Davis, who made it 2–0 with a neat finish against his former club. Jake French Davis sealed the result on 69 minutes, again created by Luke Ryan’s pace and delivery.
Michael’s looked comfortable thereafter, though Hayde kept the score respectable with two excellent saves. Town had their moments through Quinn and Tobin Ryan, but lacked cutting edge.
Scorers – St Michael’s: Daniel O’Dwyer, Jake French Davis x 2.
Verdict: St Michael’s were clinical when it mattered and showed their quality in the second half, while Town battled but never truly looked like breaking through. A statement win for Michael’s.
Two Mile Borris 2 V Cahir Park 1
Borris overcame adversity to register a spirited comeback win at home.
Cahir almost struck first on 15 minutes, a goalmouth scramble cleared off the line twice. The game turned on 29 minutes when Borris were reduced to ten men after. Danny Treacy was dismissed for a last-man challenge. Paddy Bermingham buried the resulting free-kick to give Cahir the lead.
Despite their disadvantage, Borris pressed after the interval. Their pressure told on 55 minutes when Jake Jordan latched onto Tom Ryan’s through ball and delicately chipped the keeper for 1–1. On 70 minutes, Lorcan O’Toole powered home Jamie Lee’s free-kick to complete the turnaround.
Borris nearly added a third late on through Urban Nolan, but Cahir’s keeper denied him.
Scorers – Borris: Jake Jordan, Lorcan O’Toole.
Scorer – Cahir Park: Paddy Bermingham.
Verdict: A gutsy win for Borris, who refused to be cowed by going down to ten men. Cahir will rue not capitalising on their numerical advantage
Peake Villa 4 V Clonmel Celtic 1
Villa’s patience paid off as they broke down Celtic’s resistance to claim all three points.
The first half was one-way traffic, with Celtic keeper producing several fine stops to deny Dale Loughnane and Jack Kelly. The breakthrough finally came in the 55th minute, Loughnane crossing for Ronan McGuire to score. Barely a minute later, Loughnane turned provider again, this time for Michael Quinlan to make it 2–0.
Celtic briefly threatened a fightback as Shane Gartland struck on 58 minutes, but Villa’s reply was swift: Pippy Carroll netting five minutes later to restore the cushion. Jason Patterson rounded off the scoring late on, finishing a fine Darragh Byrne pass.
Scorers – Peake Villa: Ronan McGuire, Michael Quinlan, Pippy Carroll, Jason Patterson.
Scorer – Clonmel Celtic: Shane Gartland.
Verdict: Villa’s class eventually told after a frustrating first half, while Celtic’s resistance couldn’t last against sustained pressure.
Cullen Lattin 1 V Cashel Town 1
Cullen welcomed Cashel to Aisling Park to rekindle the electric games of the 2023/24 season when they faced each other in division 1.
An entertaining, high-tempo clash saw both sides come away with a point.
Cullen hit the front on 22 minutes when Jordan Dineen pounced on a defensive slip to score his first for the club. Tony O’Neill almost doubled the lead soon after, rattling the upright with a curling strike.
Cashel grew into the game and deservedly levelled on 56 minutes: Kevin Keating’s cross was controlled by Dan Fitzpatrick and laid off for Pauric Ryan, who blasted home.
Both sides pressed late on. Cullen’s O’Neill and Andrew Vance hit the woodwork, while Cashel’s keeper pulled off two big saves to deny Michael Elligott.
Scorer – Cullen Lattin: Jordan Dineen.
Scorer – Cashel Town: Pauric Ryan.
Verdict: A fair result after a lively contest, though both sides had chances to win it. Cullen and Cashel will take positives from their attacking play.
Sunday the 07th of September 2025 Division 1
Tipperary Town 5–1 Two-Mile Borris (B)
Tipp Town’s flying start to the season continued with a confident 5–1 win. Oleksandr starred, scoring the opener after five minutes and setting up three more. Mark Ellard doubled the lead before Mark Flannery converted from the spot. In the second half, Oleksandr released Dylan Cummins to score a superb solo effort, while Michael Frawley added a free-kick. Borris battled to the end and earned a late consolation.
Scorers – Tipp Town: Oleksandr, Mark Ellard, Mark Flannery (pen), Dylan Cummins, Michael Frawley.
Scorer – Borris B: Not specified.
Verdict: Tipp Town’s sharpness in attack was the difference, with Oleksandr’s all-round display stealing the show. Borris B competed gamely but were second best.
SC&K United 5–0 Bansha Celtic (Abandoned)
SC&K United were in complete control when this game was abandoned after 55 minutes following a clash of heads that required hospitalisation. Gus Nolan opened the scoring, Ben Smith struck twice, Corey O’Brien added another, and Cianán O’Brien netted a fine finish. The match was called off shortly after Smith’s second.
Scorers – SC&K United: Gus Nolan, Ben Smith (2), Corey O’Brien, Cianán O’Brien.
Verdict: A dominant performance from SC&K overshadowed by a serious injury stoppage. The club will hope for positive news for both injured players.
Powerstown 2–2 Galbally
Powerstown came from behind twice to earn a point in Redmondstown. Ger Quinlan put Galbally ahead, but David Grace equalised from a John Alan Lowes cross. Eoin McGrath restored the visitors’ lead after the break, only for Kevin Kirwan to level with 15 minutes remaining. Late drama saw Galbally nearly win it, but Oisín Martin saved brilliantly to preserve the draw.
Scorers – Powerstown: David Grace, Kevin Kirwan.
Scorers – Galbally: Ger Quinlan, Eoin McGrath.
Verdict: A pulsating game where both sides deserved their share. Powerstown showed resilience, while Galbally will feel they could have taken all three points.
Sunday the 07th of September 2025 Division 2
Vee Rovers 3–2 Mullinahone
An enthralling contest ended with Vee Rovers nicking all three points. An early own goal gave them the lead before Mike Cooper’s header and Evan Maher’s free-kick turned the game in Mullinahone’s favour. Shane Mac equalised from the spot, and Antony “Fly” Crotty struck the winner in the final minutes, lobbing the keeper after racing clear.
Scorers – Vee Rovers: OG, Shane Mac (pen), Antony Crotty.
Scorers – Mullinahone: Mike Cooper, Evan Maher.
Verdict: A thriller that could have gone either way, with Vee’s late composure securing a dramatic win. Mullinahone played their part in a fine contest.
St Nicholas 1–4 Old Bridge
Old Bridge showed their quality with a commanding away win. Early strikes from Davy Garrett and Kyla Ryan put them two ahead at half-time. Fergal Goghran added a third after the restart, and though Cormac Buckley’s long-range strike gave St Nicholas hope, Declan Nee wrapped it up on 75 minutes.
Scorers – Old Bridge: Davy Garrett, Kyla Ryan, Fergal Goghran, Declan Nee.
Scorer – St Nicholas: Cormac Buckley.
Verdict: Old Bridge looked a class above, controlling the game from start to finish. St Nicholas battled but were outmatched in key areas.
Rosegreen v Suirside
No report submitted.
Verdict: Scoreline and scorers not available; result to be confirmed.
Division 3
Mullinahone (B) 2–5 Dualla
A lively first half ended level at 2–2, but Dualla pulled away after the break with three unanswered goals. Shane Tarrant and Pauric Ryan (2) were clinical, with Eoin Mullally and Jack Quinlan also scoring. Mullinahone replied through Blade O’Gorman and Luke Maher.
Scorers – Dualla: Shane Tarrant, Pauric Ryan (2), Eoin Mullally, Jack Quinlan.
Scorers – Mullinahone B: Blade O’Gorman, Luke Maher.
Verdict: Dualla’s second-half ruthlessness proved the difference, while Mullinahone faded after a promising first period.
Cashel Town (B) 2–2 Killenaule Rovers
Cashel struck first through Craig Doyle Carroll, but Mark Doyle bagged a brace either side of half-time to turn the game. James Harding converted a penalty to secure Cashel a point in a competitive contest.
Scorers – Cashel B: Craig Doyle Carroll, James Harding (pen).
Scorers – Killenaule Rovers: Mark Doyle (2).
Verdict: Both sides had chances to win, but a draw was fair. Killenaule will feel they let it slip, while Cashel showed good spirit to fight back.