 Tipperary hosted the Kilkenny hurlers on 28 May 1980 marking the officially opening of the clubhouse, The Carroll and Grant Pavilion, named in memory of two local Gaels, Arthur Carroll and Bill Grant who both won All-Ireland football medals with Tipperary in 1920, (it was also this duo who represented the club to first mark out the club grounds when acquired from the council in 1924).A spectator stand was completed in 1994, Tipperary beating Dublin in a hurling challenge on that occasion.Since the club's foundation, Páirc Shíleáin has been the club's home ground for training and matches for both senior and juvenile clubs.