Shinrone

On Sunday, there's also three NTNDL Premier Division games.

At 11:00 AM, Portumna Town host Shinrone, and at 2:00, Riarcross are away to Moneygall, and Holycross host Ardcrony.

So that's, uh, what's happening in the world of soccer this weekend in Tipperary.

Meanwhile, in the world of rugby, no AIL this weekend, but of course Munster in action on, uh, Saturday night at 8:00 PM in Páirc Uí Caoimh.

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Um, the RHSI have Belfield Garden in Shinrone in County Offaly, and this weekend is the last open weekend for the year.

And on Saturday the 10th, it's open for Saturday 10th and Sunday the 11th, but the, on Saturday at 2:00, Carl Wright, um, who has created a garden, uh, called Caher Bridge Garden in The Burren, is giving a talk.

Now, I've seen photographs of this garden, and really it flabbergasts me that somebody could create a garden under the conditions, uh, that he has created this garden.

Now, the talk is free for members, but you still have to book because there are limited places.

And if you are not a member of the RHSI, you can book online on their website and pay, I think it's 20 euros.

But, uh, if the weather is nice next Saturday, there is no nicer place to be than Shinrone Belfield House, and if you can, book the talk.

Okay.

North of the county then, four games in the NTNDL Premier Division, three of them are at 11:00 AM.

Ardcrony host Moneygall, Shinrone are away to Ballimackee, and BT Harps welcome Rercross to Templemore.

Then the, uh, late kickoff there in the NTNDL on Sunday is at 2 o'clock, where Holy Cross make the trip up to Portumna Town.

So, busy weekend of soccer in the Premier County as well.