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The victorious Dr. Harty Cup Nenagh CBS hurling team that etched its name in history for the very first time earlier this year were honoured for their monumental achievement after being acknowledged by the Nenagh Municipal District, celebrating the team’s dedication, talent, and unwavering determination.
The event marked a proud moment for the team and their supporters, as Captain Fantastic Darragh McCarthy and key players Ciarán Foley, Simon Grace, and Zac Keller stood tall to receive the honor.
Representing the management team, their collective efforts were also recognized for their pivotal role in guiding the squad to glory, with Councillor Fiona Bonfield on hand to present their award.
The acknowledgment by the Nenagh Municipal District celebrates this historic win was most welcomed by the school and they acknowledged it as such on their social media channels. See below.
Thanks to Nenagh Municipal District for acknowledging the tremendous achievement of our U19 A hurling team in lifting the coveted Dr. Harty Cup, for the very first time
— St. Joseph's CBS Nenagh (@CBSNenagh) December 2, 2024
Captain Fantastic Darragh McCarthy, Ciarán Foley, Simon Grace, Zac Keller & management team accepted the award pic.twitter.com/n0EAhtuFe9
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