The motion was decided after the November Board meeting in Thurles this week. The winners of the 2022 Premier Intermediate Championship will now represent Tipperary in the Munster intermediate competition.

Premier County clubs were asked to voice their opinions and vote at the meeting on Wednesday evening. In a very narrow debate, the clubs decided in favor of rebranding the competition by 43 votes to 41.

Munster Championship bye-laws allow Tipperary’s second-tier title winners to compete in the competition, in place of the existing intermediate champions.

This year’s champions Moyne-Templetuohy or Kilsheelan/Kilcash will represent the county in this year’s provincial competition.

Before the Senior ‘B’ was considered a sister tournament to the Senior ‘A’ championship. The winners of the county final would be promoted to the ‘A’ the following year but they would not progress into Munster and their hurling would end for the year.

County chairman Joe Kennedy proposed the motion for change on behalf of the management committee who felt that Tipperary teams would have a better chance provincially if their 17th best team were to represent the county.

Normally, the 33rd best-ranked team qualifies out of the county. In comparison, Cork sends their 25th, and Clare, Waterford and Limerick send their 13th highest-ranked team into the Munster intermediate.

The change is not intended to relegate any of the Senior ‘B’ teams or alter the system greatly in place.

In opposition to the rebrand Carrick Swans Sean O’Shea told the Nenagh Guardian:

“Relegating sixteen clubs so one can compete in the Munster Intermediate Championship is a betrayal to those clubs and should remain so.”

Last weekend Nenagh Éire Óg footballer Lenny Ryan became the first man to win all four North Tipperary adult Gaelic Football medals: Intermediate 1997, Senior 1998, Junior-A 2010 and Junior-B 2021 pic.twitter.com/Q3NsCUdKeO

— Sports Focus Photography (@SportsFocusIe) November 6, 2021

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The 2021 GAA club championship season is underway, with round 2 for Senior, Intermediate and Junior clubs taking place on Friday 24th, Saturday 25th and Sunday 26th of September.

Round 2 of the Dublin Intermediate Football Championship was an eventful one, with many great games that have continued on an already competitive championship season.

Many teams who have been touted favourites will be happy with their performances this week and the result.

Round 3 of the Dublin Intermediate Football Championship will commence on the 9th of October with each game expected throw-in at 5:30 pm with all four groups in contention.

Below are all the results, times and locations for all games this weekend.

Group 1

St Finians N v Bye

Clann Mhuire 2-15 (21) v O’ Tooles 3-12 (21) – Saturday 25th September – 5:00 pm – Naul

You can view the current table for Group 1 here.

Group 2

St. Patricks D 1-13 (16) v Scoil Ui Chonaill 1-10 (13) – Saturday 25th September – 5:30 pm – Donabate

St. Margarets (W/O) v Craobh Chiarain (W/O) – Saturday 25th September – 5:30 pm – St. Margarets

You can view the current table for Group 2 here.

Group 3

St. Brendans 3-07 (16) v Round Towers C 4-13 (25) – Saturday 25th September – 5:30 pm – Grangegorman

St. Patricks  2-18 (24) v Garda 1-14 (17) – Saturday 25th September – 5:30 pm – Glenauline Park

You can view the current table for Group 3 here.

Group 4

Good Counsel Liffey Gaels 0-08 (8) v Naomh Barrog 2-15 (21) – Saturday 25th September – 5;30 pm – Galtymore Road

Naomh Fionnbarra 0-15 (15) – Clanna Gael Fontenoy  2-14 (20) – Saturday 25th September – 5:30 pm – Pope John Paul II Park

You can view the current table for Group 4 here.

Dublin GAA Round 2 Results – GO AHEAD INTERMEDIATE CLUB FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP

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The 2021 GAA club championship season is underway, with round 1 for Senior, Intermediate and Junior clubs beginning on Saturday 25th of September and Sunday, the 26th September.

Round 1 of the Mayo Intermediate Football Championship was an eventful one, with many great games to open up an already competitive championship season.

With few upsets, many teams who have been touted favourites will be happy with their performances this week and the result.

Round 2 of the Mayo Intermediate Football Championship will commence on the 2nd and 3rd of October. With all four groups in contention.

Below are all the results, times and locations for all Intermediate games this weekend.

Egan Jewellers Intermediate Championship 

Group 1

Swinford 1-15 (18) v Bohola Moy Davitts 2-14 (20) – Saturday, September 25th – 5 pm – Robert McCallion Memorial Pitch

Parke Keelouges 4-16 (28) v Bonniconlon 1-04 (7) – Saturday, September 25th – 5 pm – Parke

You can view the current table for Group 1 here.

Group 2

Lahardane 2-10 (16) v Burrishoole 3-09 (18) – Saturday, September 25th – 5 pm – Bofeenaun

Mayo Gaels 2-14 (20) v Hollymount Carramore 1-10 (13) – Sunday, September 26th – 12:00 pm – Mayo Abbey

You can view the current table for Group 2 here.

Group 3

Ardnaree Sarsfield 0-06 (6) v Louisburgh 2-09 (15) – Sunday, September 26th – 2:00 pm – Ardnaree

Kilmaine 2-11 (17) v Kiltimagh 0-14 (14)– Sunday, September 26th – 3:30 pm – Kilmaine

You can view the current table for Group 3 here.

Group 4

Ballyhaunis 0-14 (14) v Crossmolina Deel Rovers 1-13 (16) – Saturday, September 25th – 5 pm – Ballyhaunis

Castlebar B 1-12 (15) v Ballinrobe 2-06 (12) – Sunday, September 26th – 12:00 pm – Páirc Josie Munnelly

You can view the current table for Group 4 here.

Mayo GAA Round 1 Results – Egan Jewellers Intermediate Championship 

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