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Co. Tipperary Senior Football Final 1995 Co. Tipperary Senior Football Final ~atchPrograrnrne 1995 BORD CHONTAE THIOBRAID ARANN Tipperary Senior and Minor Football County Finals. Ag an Chathair. Mean F6mhair 24, 1995 Tomas 6 Bar6id Luach £1.00 elar Oifigiuil Printed By: ,,~ Print CIonme4. (052) 23268 FRIENDS OF TIPPERARY FOOTBALL We extend best wishes to Today's Finalists. We congratulate Tipperary minor and Senior Footballers on their memorable Achievements in 1995 Please help us to further promote football in Tipperary. Pat Moroney Kathleen O'Dwyer Sean Crowe Gwinnan Secretary Treasurer Specialist in Sports Trophies, Medals and Tipperary Crystal JOHN QUIRKE Jeweller Castle St., Cahir. - (OS2) 41774 Expert Computerised Engravillg Stroke THE CASTLE AJ.UWS BAR & LOUNGE A Great Pint. Hot &. Cold Food (Bus Tours Catered For) Prop.: Pat &. Phil Enright 3 Castle Street. Cahir. Co. TIpperary. Phone: (052) 42506 FAILTE Is euis itheis dom ar rno shoo rein agus at son Coistc Contae Tiobraid Arann Fiorchaoin failte a fhearadh roimh chuilc dhuine go Cathair Ie haghaid Chluichi Ceannais Pcilc and Contae. n Suil agam $0 mbainfidh gach eine taitneamh agus sport as na ChUlchi, agus go mbeidh an bua ag na foime is (carr. It is mysinccre pleasure to welcome the four teams to the minor and senior county football finals in Cahir today_ Whereas the senior game is an all-south affair, in which Commercials and Moyle Rovers fight for honours, the minor final brings into opposition Newport, the cham­ pions of the north division and Goldcn-Kilfcaclc, the champions of the west. Tipperary football has a new bounce in its step as a result of significant successes during 1995. For a county starved of footballing glory, the victories of the senior team in the All·lreland 'S' championship and the minors in the Munster final were most welcome. These successes were tremendously important in themselves but they should also have the effect of increasing the county's belief in its footbaJling potentiaJ. \vith such self·belief greater success can be ach ieved as Clare proved in winning the All-Ireland senior hurling championship. This year we celebr.ue the centenary year of Tipperary's great achievement in winning the football and hurling All Irelands of 1895. In that year the famed Arravale Rovers Team, about whan Tom 0' Donoghue has wnttm so well in hisrcccntly launched history of the Arravalc Rovers club, won the first leg of the double when they beat Navan O'Mahony's. The hurling leg was won by glorious Tubbcradora. who were recently commemorated in an impressive monument in the parish of Boherlahan. Both these matches were played·in Jones's Road now Croke Parle:, on the same day and were \he first AII-Irelands to be played in that venue. Today, therefore, as we gather in eahir for the senior and minor county football finaJs, we can take pleasure in recalling the high achievements of Tipperary football in 1995 and the glorious memories of one hundnxl. years ago. Finally, I should like to thank the Cahirclub for hosting teday's games, the referees and match orficials whoare in charge and the Communications Committee for-the production of this program. I should like to thank all our supporters and wish them an afternoon of good football. seAN 0 F6GARTNGII. Cathaoirleach. CLAR AN LAE 2 p.m.: Tipperary Minor Football F'mal GOLDEN·KlLFFAClE -v- NEWPORT Referee: Fran O'Leary {Ardfinnanl 3.30: Tipperary Senior Football Final a..oNMU COMMERCIAlS -V- MOYLE ROVERS Referees: TomMeehan (Cashel) TOM MEEHAN (CASHEL) fOl'TTlef Seactary and P.R.O. d Cashel King Connacs. Tan has a referee sinre 1975, when he participated in the referee's organised by Brother O'Grady and John Moloney. The ;~~~~he~WO;n~his only County medal in the Intennediate :~ Senior Football finals and five County to date. The first County fmal was the 1989 u-12B final won Cahir. This is his flfSt senior final · on Council pancl of referees and has refereed N.EL and Munster Minor Football championship games. This year he was appointed linesman for the Munster Seniol" Football final in Killarney. His inspiration has been John Moloney and his ambition is to referee Munster and All-Ireland finals. Keen on keeping fit, Tom has run thirteen marathons and has already started his training programme for the tOOth. Boston Marathon next April His other interest is Irish traditional music and is a member of the fCI'lOWTII!d Bru Boru group. His Umpires today are Nicholas Lonergan. Michael Forrester. Noel Fitqgerald and Liam O'Dwyer. His tinesmm are Paddy Russell and Eamon O'Dwyer. ;~~E~to Vera with three children, Fran is ;Oint treasurer of the , G.A.A. club. He played all grades of football with and aU grades of hurling with B.alIybaoon-Crange. He the' trainer of the An:Ifinnan undcr-16 football team which county champions this year. started refE!'ecing in 1992, he refereed this year's cou.nty .""";::final between S1. Kevin's and Lattin-CuIJen. He was also in charge ol the South u.nder-21 'B' hurling and football rtna.ls, His umpires today are Gerard Meagher, Martin Meagher, Michael Mullane and Tony Lonergan. His linesmen are Ouisty Brown and Derek O'Mahony. STOP INN CHURCH ST., CAHIR. MUSIC EVERY WEEK-END CASEY BROS FLOORING CONTRACTORS LTD. TILE IMPORTERS & WHOUSM.£RS OiURCH STREET, CAHIR. CO. 11PPERARY. TEL.: (052) 41723 FAILTE ON CHATHAOIRLEACH As chainnan of the County Football board it gives great pleasure ot welcome you all to the show piocc this year's football finals which will be held today in Cahir. This year makes it a very special occasion as we welcome Moyle Rovers who contest their first football final and also to our current and worthy champions Oonmel Commercials. Also a special word of welcome to our minor teams Golden-Kilfeade and Newport and also to our Referees The 1995 Championships has provided excellent fare so far, with very thrilling games and the finals should be no exceptions. Wishing all the teams the best of luck on the day. Our Thanks to the Public Relations Committee for today's programme. Go raibh mile maith agaibh go leir SEAN O'MOICLEIR. Football Board Chainnan FELLOW GAELS, I would like to take this opportunity to welcome you here today to our first staging of the County Minor & $cnior Football Finals in our dub grounds. It is a great honour for our dub to be selected as the venue for what we hope will be two great finals, Our finalist today are Newport & Golden-Kilfeackle in the Minor and in the senior we have an all Southern &lcounter between old rivals and near neighbours Moyle Rovers and last years County Champions Oorunel Commercials. I wish all four teams well in their endeavours to bring honour to their respective dubs. Finally I wish the referees, Fran O'leary (Minor) & Tom Mccllan (5<.nior) and their officials well in carrying out their duties. JOHN G. O'DONNEU Chairman, Cahir Hurling & Football Club DAN COSTIGAN BAR & LOUNGE Old Oturdz St., Qhir. LUNCHI>3 A SPECIALITY PHONE (052) 41059 BEST OF LUCK ro ALL TEAMS GAB HAlLIN - CILL FIACLA GOLDEN - KILFEACLE (Green and.. VVhite) 1. Brian Landy 2. 3. 4. Steven flood Scan Carr Sean Hourigan 5. 6. 7. Michael Stapleton Eamon Ryan (Capt.) Tomas Ryan 8. 9. Ger Looby David Fogarty 10. 11. 12. Ivor Hanraham Aidan Fogarty Don Beattie 13. 14. 15. Seamus Ryan Thomas Fogarty Michael Sherlock FIR IONAID 16.}ason Collins. 17.}ames Lawerance. 18. Aidan 0 Sullivan. • 19.5hane Stapleton. 20.James liemey. 21.Mark BaJEary. 22.Frank Stapleton. 23.Kevin McCarthy. CLAR OIFIGIlJIL Quit Coisle CuIflQrs6ide Thiobraid Anmn Qn Cl4r oiJigiuil $((I Ie chlile. This pTDgnJmm~ is a Tipperary G.A.A. public rdtllions Q"d PubliCtltions Olmmittu Produch'on. TULACH SHEASTA NEWPORT (Purple and Gold) 1. John O'Toole (Capt.) 2. 3. 4. Paddy Ryan Tom Clifford Ger O'Brien 5. 6. 7. Donncha Houlihan Aidan O'Gorman Alan Creagh 8. 9. David Fahy Brian Coffey 10. 11. 12. Kenneth O'Brien Eoin Bonfiled Cathal Bourke 13. 14. 15. Mark Lenihan David Hickey Martin Mcloughlin FIR IONAID: 16.Midlael Coffey, 17.Midlael Canoll, 18.Des Kelly, 19.Mark WaIton, 20.}ohn Caplis, 21.WilJiam Lynch, 22James Ryan. Best Wishes to MOYLE ROVERS From MARIAN'S of Course! MARIAN'S OFFICE, SCHOOL & ARTISTS' SUPPLIES O'CONNELL ST., CLONMEL Tel.: (052) 23813 GOLDEN - KILFEACLE Back Row, Left to Righi: Donie Crosse, Mark Bargary, Aidan O'Sullivan, Eamon Ryan, Ger Looby, Steven Aood, Thomas Fogarty, Scan Corr, Sean Houlihan, David Fogarty, Thomas Ryan, Ivor Iionrahon, P.J. Collins, Kevin landy. Front Row: Anthony Ryan, Jason Collins, Michael Stapleton, Don Beattie, Brian Landy, Seamus Ryan, Aidan Fogarty, Michael Sherlock, James Tierney. Shane Stapleton, Kevin McCarthy OFFICERS President Fe John 0 Dwyer. P.P. Hen. life President: Ger Cooney ChaiOWln: James a Donnell. Vice Chainnen (2): John Ryan (p) Jim Fogart, . Treasurer: Midtae1 Fogarty. Secretary: John Currivan p.R.a.: Michael Fogarty • Golden·Kilfeade have never played in a minor 'A' final. The dub lost two minor '8' fina1s in 1990 &: 1993. • David Fogarty plays on the county minor hurling and football teams. • Ger Looby plays hurling and Football with St. Aannans. • Aidan Fogarty plays on the Tipperary under 16 team. • Brian Landy is a brother of selector Kevin, who is also Senior Football goalkeeper • Selector, P.}. Collins, is a Oareman. • The Selectors are PJ Collins, Donal Crosse, Kevin Landy. NEWPORT Newport North Tipp. Minor Football Champions 1995 Back: Martin McLoughlin. Aidan O'Connan, Tom Cliffor, David Fahy, Brian Coffey, John O'Toole, Paddy Ryan, Mark Walton, Cathal BoUTke, James Ryan, William Lynch.
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