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North Tipperary Senior Hurling Final Match Programme 1986 COISTE TIOBRAID ARANN THUAIDH at Macdonagh Park, Nenagh Sunday, August 17Th Senior Hurling Pinal at 3.30 P.M

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North Tipperary Senior Hurling Final Match Programme 1986 COISTE TIOBRAID ARANN THUAIDH at Macdonagh Park, Nenagh Sunday, August 17Th Senior Hurling Pinal at 3.30 P.M North Tipperary Senior Hurling Final Match Programme 1986 COISTE TIOBRAID ARANN THUAIDH At MacDonagh Park, Nenagh Sunday, August 17th Senior Hurling Pinal At 3.30 p.m. CillRuain v Tuaim Ui Mheara Reiteoir: D. 6 Niallain UNDER 21 HURLING At 2.00 pm Newport v Lorrha Reiteoir: seamus Doherty This evening at MacDonagh Park, Nenagh at 7 p.m. Minor Hurling Final'S' BURGESS v SEAN TREACY'S Reiteoir: Sean Carroll. Clar Qifigiuil LUACH SOP P. 0 Meachalr (Runai) 'Gwrr:Jian ', Nenagh . Pre~erence Products (Cork) Ltd Crookstown, Co. Cork Tel. Crookstown 2651266 or 021/883396 For Top Quality Silage, use Ireland's Market leading Acid • Nevv Co-Sil AN-HI: Ammonlatlon of straw. This product Increases straw value by 6 units of protein and 20 units Of Digestibility. cow and Beef Minerals: Hi-Ghos, General Purpose. Romenson. Also lodised salt. Magnesium LiquidS : Grass Tetany Prevention via drinking water or molasses and sUgars. Also Magnesium Powder. Ewemol: High Protein Supplement for Sheep and Cattle. Liquid Feed: 40% Protein, ideal for straw feeding. New Denelan: Milk Fever Preventative. Bloat Guard etc. CONTACT: • NOEL BRENNAN, Director Ballyspillane, Borrisokane Tel. 067127290 2 FAILTE A Chairde Gael. Uiligh, Ta me broduil as an Itl inniu agus failtim romaibh go leir go dti pairc Mhic Dhonchu an amhras beigh sar-cluiche againn inniu idrr togha na hiomanaithe - Cill Ruain agus Tuaim Ui Mheara. It is my privilege to welcome you to our North Tipperary Senior HUrling Final. Our Final brings together Kilruane MacDonaghs and Toomevara. Both teams have Qualified for the Final on merit alone Over the years a great bond of friendship has developed between these two great dubs, and it is my wish that today's Final will further enhance that position and perform untold good for hurling in Tipperary. This is an opportune time to say sincere thanks to all our Clubs, Park Committees, Officers of the Board, Officials, in this Division, for their help and co-operation with the Board over the past year. My thanks also to B6rd na nOg for the Quality of the programm~; An Runaf, Paddy Maher; Treasurer, Mick Nolan. and a specIal world of thanks to the Press and Order of Malta. I look forward to two great finals today from clubs steeped in tradition of C.lC. NOllalg 0 Mul"" Cathaoirleach , - . _- Best Wishes to the North Tipperary GAA and both Teams in today's Final from Shinrone FarDl • Relief Service In North Tipperary 200 Farmers use the Farm Relief Service for Holidays, Weekend Breaks, Sunday Eve Milkings Also for Skilled Labour as the need ­ arises CONTACT: o. HEENAN, 0505/21166 (BIrr OffIce), 067127184 4 North Tipperary S.H.C. Winners TOOMEVARA: 1910, 1911, 1912. 1913. 1916, 1917, 1918. 1919, 1922. 1923, 1925.1926,1927,1928.1929.1930,1931. 1946, 1958, 1960. 1961, 1962. (221. ROSCREA: 1936. 1937. 1939. 1941. 1942. 1945, 1949, 1954, 1963, 1967. 1958. 1969.1970.1971.1980 11 51. BORRISOLEIGH: 1947, 1950, 1951, 1952, 1953, 1955, 1972. 1973, 1976, 1981, 1983 111 J. KILRUANE : 1940. 1944, 1959. 1965. 1977. 1978, 1979, 1985 (SI. l ORRHA : 1905. 1914. 1934, 1948. 1956. 1966, 1984 (71. LAHORNA De WETS: 1901. 1902, 1903, 1904, 1906, 1907, 1908, (7). KILDANGAN: 1934. 1938, 1943 (3). NENAGH: 1915. 1957. 1964 (31. NEWPORT: 1932, 1935 (21. VOU GHALARRA: 1909 111. BORRISOKANE: 1933 111, SILVERMINES: 1974 11 1. • MONEVCALL: (19751 (11. Senior Hurling Championship\1986 Kilruane 2-14 Eire Og 2-1'. Roscrea 2-20 LOITha 1-8. Toomevara 3·11 SHvermines,0-13. Borrisokane 2-8 MoneygaI12-B. IR) Borrisokane 3-8 MoneygaII0-12. Borris-lieigh Bye LOSERS CROUP Lorrha 0-13 MoneYgaIl2-3. Eire Og 1-13 Silvermines 0·11 FINAL EireOg1-11 Lorrha 2-8 IR.l Eire Og 2-7 Lorrha1-9. O. FINALS Roscrea 1-11 Kilruane1-12. Borrisokane 2-10 Borris-lieigh 2-22. SEMI· FINALS Kilruane1-15 Borris-lieigh 0-7. Toomevara 1-17 Eire Og 0-9. Kilruane Scorers: P Williams 1-19; Ger Williams 0-6: E O'Shea 1-5; Philip Quin­ lan 1-2; Jim Wi lliams 1-4; Gilbert Williams 0-3; Joe Banaghan 0-1. D. Cahill 0-1. Toomevara Scorers: Liam McGrath 1-5; Michael Nolan 1-3: Sean Nolan 0-4; Joe McGrath 0-4; Tony Dunne 0-4; Liam Nolan 1-2; M O'Meara 1-2: E Frend 0-1; M Murphy 0-1; N McDonald 0-1; jimmy Dunne 0-1. Seniors Path to the Finals: Ki lruane v Eire Og. 2-14 - 2-11. v Roscrea 1-12- 1-11. v Borris-Heigh 1-15 - 0-7. Semi Final. Toomevara: v Silvermines 3-11 - 0-13; v Eire Og 1-17 - 0-9. Semi-Final. 5 MILLS BAR & LOUNGE Ballina For the Best Pint, the Best Chat, and • the Best Crack after the Match LITE BITE BALLINA TAKEAWAY and CAFE • Teas and Coffees Hot and Cold Meals 6 . Great North Final of 1963 ROSCREA 2·12 - TOOMEVARA ' -S. It was mtd-seotember, when Roscrea and Toomevara tOOk the field at McDonagh Park, Nenagh. to contest thIS eagerly awaited North Tipp Final Toome had been at the top of the hurling tree, haVIng won North titles In 1960, 1961 and 1962. Roscrea, Q(J the other hand, were seeking their first title, since defeating Bornsoleigh, 3·4 to 0-11, at the same venue in 1954 Played before a capadty crowd, this game was a thriller from start to finish. WlttJ Mr S Gleeson, Umerid, In charge of the whistle. SUch was the quality of the hurling in the first half. scores were at a premium. thus at half time. Roserea led by the minimum of margins,S pOints to 4 Talking DOInt, from a RoseTea point of view, In the first half, was a "porous" net at the top end of me held. Roscrea's Phil O'Mara sent a ball flaShing to­ wards the Toome net. from the right corner Did it go through. or under the net? A wide was signallecfbiJt t:ne R6screa forward5 'erupted rnto gesocul3ti6i1s of protest, maintaining the goal was perfectty executed. However, the umpire remained firm In his dedsion The game reached Its zenith, mid·way through the second half, when Toome pulled down a four P(lInt lead A speculative lob by Phil Shanahan from 40 yards out, landed in the Roscrea net, sending Toome supporters wild With delight. but only to find that Roscrea would prove better able to stand the pace Drama once again, wherI Nolan palmed the ball to the Toome net. The umpjres were In doUbt. The ref jOined them In consultation, and the green flag was raised. Scenttng ViCt()(y, Roscrea continued to force the pace Two score­ able frees were mISsed by Toome A last minute goal, notched by Phil O'Mara sealed the Issue for Roscrea In a memorable final, Toomevara, North Champ­ ions for three years were beaten and Roscrea reigned in their stead - aftera wait of nine year!;. 'It was a great final" said North Tipp Board Chairman, Mr Seamus 0 Rlaln when he presented the McGrath Cup to the Roscrea Captain, Michael Nolan, after the game Top scorer for Roscrea was corner forward P O'Mara, 1·4, other Rag raiser!; being M Nolan 1-2, P Oynan 0-3, M Minogue, F loughnane, and S carroll 0-1 eK!>. Toome's mar1<smen were T Ryan 0-5, P Shanahan 1-0, R Ryan 0-2, P Cum, minsO-1 Roscrea'S goal-keeper, Liam carson, was the "sole SUl'Vlvo(' of the 1954 Side on which he starred conSistently in a mid-field rOll .. Line-outs: Roscrea: l Carson (gool!; M Hogan, K Carey, J Collison, P Row­ land, S English, 0 Killoran, P Dynan, M MlllOOue, 5 Carroll, F looghnane. D MolOney, M Nolan (Capt), C Murphy, P O'Mara SUb N Hogan for 5 Carroll Toomevara: R Mounsey (goon; M Hassett, JJ MCCormack, W Cummins, T Shanahan, T RYan, M Bevans, J Hough, R RYan, P McGrath, P Shanahan, S Max­ well, J McDonnell, P Cummins, F Ryan SUbs D Cuddy for P McGrath and 0 Kennedy replaced J McOOOne(1 IC_ MeN.! 7 Always the Best ·R.ose.. ea~ Bacon and Hams '§peeial Pork Pood§' • An Bagun is Fearr • Roscrea (0505) 21311. Telex: 6620 Livestock Mart (0505) 21687 8 "Seauiu'§ Pub" Latteragh Cross (On Main Thurles/ Nenagh Route) Telephone {0S041 52222 ~- _ 1(- 2~ :'; Food Menu Available 10.30 a.m.-10.00 p.m. Home-Made Beef Burgers and Chips • PIANO BAR EVERY MONDAY. STEAKS A SPECL'lLITY Sunday Afternoon 4-7 pm.: Easy lisetening Music . • Jaunting Cars Every Sunday from "Seanfn 'S" CALL TOOAY ANO GET A "sEAN IN'S SPECIAL" Pro.... : John and Breda Quirke 9 Hurling-The Skills Required With hurling under pressure from other attractive games, pas­ times and pursuits, there is a greater need than ever to coach young children in the basic skills and so hold their interest in and commit­ ment to the game. What better way of doing this, than by giving them a head start by making them proficient in the skills, 35 the days of say­ ing "give them a hurley and stiotar and the tricks of the trade will come naturally", are over as so little time is now devoted to practising the game. There are about nine essential skills to be mastered before a child is suffiCiently competent to take his place on a team. Indeed for the safetY of the child, the skills of protecting himself should be taught and emphasised constantly, • Expecting U/12s and younger to give top rate performances without anybody bothering to ensure that they have had adequate coaching and practice in the skills is unfair .
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