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Tulla Community Council AGM
Saturday, 21 January 2012 14:43
Tulla Community Council will hold their AGM on next wednesday 25th of January at the Courthouse in Tulla at 9.00pm  all are welcome to attend and we are especially keen to welcome any new members that would like to join the Committee.  Last year we had a good turnout on the night for the meeting but unfortunately since we have only had a handful of people to attend the meetings. 
 
Soccer Sisters during the Easter Break at the Cragg
Saturday, 21 January 2012 15:21


400141The FAI and Aviva are delighted to announce that the Soccer Sisters are back for the 2nd year running with even more Easter camps (55) running all over the country.


The girls' only camps, which are now in their second year, cater for 7-11 year olds with the aim of increasing the number of girls playing football and to improve their skills in a fun, structured and a safe coaching environment. FAI development officers, who coach the camps, link the camps to local clubs to ensure that girls wishing to continue playing have an option to do so.


Each participant receives a special Soccer Sister Kit and water bottle, as well as excellent week long coaching.
Speaking of the programme, Women's Football National Coordinator, Paul Cleary said: "Last year this programme was a great success, with girls taking part in the camps all over Ireland. This programme is a great way to introduce girls to football. Many participants from last year's programme are now playing regular club football because they enjoyed their experience so much."


Also speaking at the launch, Trevor Lowry (pictured below) from Aviva General Insurance said, "The growth of Soccer Sisters is testimony to the extensive work of the FAI Development Officers throughout the country in delivering a great training and coaching experience. Aviva is very proud to partner the FAI in this work and support the growth and development of Ireland's young soccer players around the country."


400140Republic of Ireland international, Gillian McDonald, said, "I started playing football when I was young and would have loved the opportunity to play on an Aviva Soccer Sisters Camp. I visited the camp in Monaghan last year and I saw how much fun the girls had and also how they grew in confidence as players over the time I was there."

 

Tulla United will be hosting it this year at The Cragg, Tulla from Monday  April 2nd to Thursday  5th 10am to 1pm
for Girls age 7 to 12 Each Girl  gets full FAI  Soccer Sisters  Kit  the cost is €40 and To Book a place,  Call  / Text   087– 9294335 Murdoch Gleeson

 


 
Triur Concert in the Courthouse
Saturday, 21 January 2012 14:41
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Tulla's Colin Corbett wins the 2011 U.S. Open / National Handball Champion
Monday, 02 January 2012 20:47

 

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Colin Corbett flys home from Arizona on New Years Day as Junior Nationals Champion. He had an emphatic 21-14, 21-8 victory over Tyler Stoffel in the 15 & under decider.

 

2011 U.S.  Open / National Handball Champions, Colin Corbett (Tulla) U15 singles

and doubles and Colin Crehan (Kilkishen) U17 singles and doubles will parade with the

Tulla Pipe Band through the town of Tulla this Saturday night, Janurary 7th, leaving

the church at 8pm.


This will be followed with refreshments at Power's Bar Tulla immediately afterwards.

We invite you all to join this celebration with both clubs and mark this magnificent

achievement by both of these young players who have brought massive pride to both

their clubs, county and country.

 

Well Done to Colin and  all involved  Picture from

http://www.gaahandball.ie/

Last Updated on Thursday, 05 January 2012 16:45
 
Tulla2016 and Tulla GAA lotto Draw
Tuesday, 15 November 2011 09:15

 

 

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Following are the results from tonight’s lotto Draw 27-12-2011

 

Number Drawn 9, 16, 17, 28

No Jackpot winner

2 match 3 winner
Jamie Cullinan, Crusheen
Unidentifiable: (Ticket No. 5529)

Next week’s Jackpot €9800

Next draw 2-Jan on at Teach Ol

Last Updated on Wednesday, 28 December 2011 13:35
 
Astro Turf Pitch now open for renting
Saturday, 20 August 2011 14:48

Tulla Astro turf pitch is now open for bookings and will be available every evening up until 10.00pm.  The cost for half of the pitch will be 50 euro per hour with a discount if you take the full pitch.  All monies raised through this will go towards the running of the pitch and every club who wishes to use it will have to pay the same fees.  The astro turf Pitch will generate at least 30,000 euro over the next five years which go towards the developement of the the Tulla 2016 facilities.

 

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Last Updated on Wednesday, 14 September 2011 23:11
 
Tulla GAA Club celebrates its 125th anniversary in 2012
Thursday, 31 March 2011 11:08
Tulla GAA Club celebrates its 125th anniversary in 2012. To mark this important milestone in the club's history, numerous activities will be being organised throughout the year. The club's history, Claret and Gold is also being updated and this blog is used to collect, confirm, debate, deny and collate facts and information. Please read through the site and add any information you think relevant or indeed irrelevant! You can post anecdotes, statistics and information on teams and players you played with, won with, lost with, fought with, managed etc.   For more details check out their blog
 
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Saturday, 12 June 2004 11:54

Welcome to Tulla On Line

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Tulla is generally translated as TúLACH, meaning a hill, but the name of this East Clare village is merely a shortened version of its full name, TULACH NA NASPAL, the hill of the apostles, or quite possibly TULACH NA NEASPAG, the hill of the bishops.

Today it is a busy small town, which is still the commercial center for the neighboring districts. There is a strong sense of community spirit in the town. It has a great tradition of music and is home to the famous pipe band and the award winning ceili band.  Tulla is a great place to live and bring up a family.  We are located about 10 miles east of Ennis and 25 miles to Limerick and 40 Miles to Galway.

This is a website for the Tulla Community.   It is setup as an information portal for People in Tulla and for anyone who is interested in our Town.  We would welcome feed back and content from any individual that is interested in placing content here.  Check out the new facilities for uploading any events you may have or pictures that you might like to upload.

Do you want to contribute to our website then you can always email stories in here or to place you own events on the website then click here to add an event    or click here to upload your own pictures 

  
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