Tipperary GAA Board have released details of a number of new initiatives. The Board is making a new mobile app available that will be sponsored by Coolmore – the horse breeding group based near Fethard.
The app is designed to streamline communication, provide regular updates, and improve engagement for supporters, players, and members of the Tipperary GAA community. The new app, available for both iOS and Android devices, is now available for free download on the App Store and Google Play. The Coolmore sponsorship also includes a name change for Tipperary’s training grounds – Dr Morris Park in Thurles will now be known as Coolmore Morris Park.
In addition, Tipperary GAA are to raffle a house located in Cashel to raise funds to further develop Dr Morris Park. The house is a fully furnished home in Bregawn, Cashel, valued at €350,000. Alternatively, the winner can choose a cash prize of €300,000. Tickets are now on sale and clubs will each get €30 from each ticket sale.
Tickets can be purchased online on the dedicated website “winahouse.ie”. Tipperary GAA hopes to sell 20,000 tickets with the draw set to take place on St Patrick’s weekend in 2025.
