Adrian Freeman Biography - Tribute by Micheal Commins - Tribute by Adrian Hession
Adrian was a very talented young person. He excelled at everything he done. On the field he was a joy to watch, his skill level was so high he could turn a game single handed. His legend will go down in Tooreen folklore as he was taken far too early from this earth, someone up there must need a star forward and Adrian will surely fit the bill. I would like to sympathise to his Team mates in Tooreen, Aghamore and Mayo Hurling, to his friends in Australia most of them who he played hurling with. To his family Seamus, Ita, Louise and Cathal our prayers go out to you in this time of need. Our prayers also go out for Robert Towmey who was also killed in the same accident.
Peter Finn
Chairman Tooreen Hurling Club
Tooreen Hurling Club were honoured to host the Connacht Hurling Puc Fada. Its the first time the event was held in Tooreen and a fine evenings entertainment was aided by bright sunshine. The Senior mens title went to James Skehill of Galway, with Gerry Fallon (Roscommon) finishing second, Donal OBrien (Mayo) comi...READ MORE
Colm Mitchell
Battled Hard
Tooreen went down to near neighbours and county champions Ballyhaunis in the second round of the TJ Tyrell Senior Championship. Dispite a great start through a Stephen Hunt goal, Tooreen laboured through the first half and were lucky to be only seven points down at the break.READ MORE
Kilkenny hurler Aidan Fogarty paid a flying visit to Tooreen on Wednesday 30 June. Aidan took the minors for a quick training session and had a chat with both U16 & minor panels, freely dispensing advice and giving an insight into the life as a Cats hurler chasing hurling immortality. Tooreen Hurling club are extremly grateful to the affable Aidan for taking the time out to visit us. Afterwards...READ MORE
