There was no winner of the Monday 11th May Lotto jackpot of €5,250. Jackpot numbers were 13, 16, 18, 23. There was no winner of the Second Chance €500 draw with the numbers 5, 13, 28, 31.

The €25 Lucky Dip winners were as follows:

John Seymour, Carney

Cara Mulcahy, Cunnahurt

Jean Connors, Online

John Foley, 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 several 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.

Our highly anticipated annual Golf classic will take place on Friday 19th June in Nenagh Golf Club. It is a 3-ball champagne scramble event, and we have some fantastic prizes on offer such as 3 balls for Trump Doonbeg, Carton House and Powerscourt. There will be prizes for best overall team score, best ladies team score, best juvenile (u18) team score, nearest the pin, longest drive and hole in one competition. The Paddy Kelly Perpetual Cup will be awarded to the winning team of the year. Entry is €200 per team, which includes golf, a meal in the club house after and entry into the Hole-in-One competition or €180 per team, which includes golf & a meal in the club house after. To book your tee time, please contact either of the following: Neil Lynch 086 287 3064, Eamon Kelly 086 252 4819, Denis Kelly 087 8287244, Seamus Hogan 086 8295162, Art Flannery 086 357 7571. Many thanks to Fiona Cullinan and Lyons of Limerick who are the main sponsors of the golf classic.

Hard luck to our senior hurlers who lost out to Clonoulty-Rossmore in round 5 of the County Senior Hurling League on Saturday by a single point, 1-16 to 0-20. Kiladangan finished top of the group with six points, progressing on score difference. They advance directly to the league final which is scheduled for the weekend of June 7th.

Congratulations to Rian McGrath, Ruairí Hackett and the Tipperary Minor Hurling team on their fantastic victory over Limerick in the Munster Minor Hurling Final last Friday. Tipperary secured their 43rd Munster Minor Hurling title, and their third final victory in five years, in impressive style, withstanding a strong challenge from Limerick throughout the contest. The goals proved decisive on the day, as Tipperary finished with a winning scoreline of 3-16 to 0-18.

Hard luck to Willie Connors, Barry Hogan and the Tipperary Senior Hurling Team who were beaten by Clare in Round 4 of the Munster Senior Hurling Championship in Semple Stadium on Saturday. The weekend’s results now leave Tipperary out of contention for the All-Ireland series.

Hard luck to Dara O’Dwyer and the Tipperary U20 Hurling Team who lost to Clare in the Munster Final on Wednesday in TUS Gaelic Grounds, Limerick. The thrilling encounter ended level at 2-24 apiece after extra time, forcing a dramatic penalty shootout to decide the winners. Clare eventually prevailed by 4-3 on penalties after a hugely competitive contest. Unfortunately, the result brings the Tipperary U20 campaign to an end for this year.

A big weekend of Camogie ahead as both our Junior A and Junior C Camogie teams play in league finals. First up the Junior A Camogie team will play Gortnahoe-Glengoole on Friday 22nd of May at 7pm in the Tipperary County Camogie Grounds, Ragg. The Junior C will play Knockavilla Donaskeigh Kickhams on Sunday 24th May at 11:30 in the Tipperary County Camogie Grounds, Ragg. Best of luck to both sets of players and managers this weekend. Please come out and show support to both sets of panels this weekend.

Hard luck to our under 14 Camogie girls that lost to Kilruane last Monday evening. 

Well done to Chloe, Leah and Ava that were involved with the Tipperary under 14 panels that were playing over the weekend. A special mention to Leah and Chloe that claimed silverware.

Well done to Gearoid White who lined out for Tipperary in the Primary Game in FBD, Semple Stadium last Saturday.

Hard luck to our U14 footballers who lost to Silvermines in the U14 B North Final last Wednesday. They played some excellent football in the first half, going in two points up at half time. They thundered into the second half scoring two early goals but it was Silvermines who finished the game stronger on a scoreline of 3-4 to 2-6.

Kiladangan GAA & Camogie Club extends its deepest sympathies to the Kennedy and Connors families on the heartbreaking and sudden passing of their beloved Laura Kennedy. The Connors family's long and deep-rooted connection to our club makes this loss deeply felt throughout our entire community. We offer our sincere condolences to Laura's mother Annette, her father John, her twin sister Aishling, her grandparents Jean, Paddy and Mary, her aunts Celine, Margaret and Christine, the extended Kennedy and Connors families, her friends, her clubmates at Burgess Duharra GAA and all who knew and loved her. At this unimaginably difficult time, our thoughts and prayers are with you all. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a hanam dílis.