Financial boost for Tipperary school in campaign to fund all-weather facility

Jonathan Cullen, Tipperary GAA, participant Andy Moloney, Cahir Youth Rep & fundraising assistant Olivia Darcy, Coláiste Principal Peter Creedon and Project Team member Ed Burkeplaceholder image
Jonathan Cullen, Tipperary GAA, participant Andy Moloney, Cahir Youth Rep & fundraising assistant Olivia Darcy, Coláiste Principal Peter Creedon and Project Team member Ed Burke

Coláiste Dun Iascaigh

Last week in Cahir a cheque was presented to the Coláiste Dun Iascaigh all-weather running track funds from proceeds of the recent Quid games fundraiser.

The Quid Games featured a number of Tipp players and supporters and between them they raised €100k for Tipperary GAA and over €100k for the charities involved. 

The planned all-weather running track, floodlit walking path, along with padel courts, long jump and high jump facilities will be a huge benefit to the Coláiste and will be open to the public for out-of-hours use.

This will make Coláiste Dun Iascaigh a top educational facility and complement the work of those who had the vision to develop the facilities in the area over the years. 

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