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Tipperary underage star Darragh McCarthy has been rewarded for his sporting achievements and ability by receiving a sporting scholarship to one of Ireland's top Universities.
The Toomevara hurler will attend the University of Limerick after receiving his Leaving Certificate results a few weeks ago, and his school - Nenagh CBS - were delighted to highlight this achievement via their social media channels.
Well done to Fionn O'Meara and Darragh McCarthy who have both received sports scholarships to study at the University of Limerick.
— St. Joseph's CBS Nenagh (@CBSNenagh) September 3, 2024
Fionn was awarded the sports scholarship based on his great performances on the rugby pitch and Darragh for his skill and guile on the hurling pitch pic.twitter.com/SryGKqKyHL
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