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Leinster Minor All-Ireland Hurling Winning Teams LEINSTER G.A.A. Leinster Minor All-Ireland Hurling Winning Teams 1931 KILKENNY - Mick Doyle, Dermot Hughes, Alfie Cullen, Mick Tyrell, Tom Shortall, Mick Brennan, A.N.Other, Billy Walsh, John Shortall (Capt), John Dwyer, Jack Phelan, Bill Ayers, Pat Shortall, Christy Barry, Peter Kelly. Subs - Jerry Dunne, Eddie Downey, Henry Wiley, John Shortall, Paddy Deneiffe, Matt Gargan, Paddy Cashin. 1935 KILKENNY - Tom Delaney, Bobby Hinks, Paddy Grace (Capt), Billy Holohan, Paddy Boyle, Paddy Walsh, Martin McEvoy, Terry Leahy, Jackie Cahill, Eamonn Tallent, Bobby Brannigan, Jim Langton, Jack Mulcahy, Tom Prendergast, Seanie O’Brien. Subs - Paddy Long (used), Paul Giles, Tom Butler, Walter Hennebry, Tom Teehan, Paddy Cleary. 1936 KILKENNY - Tom Delaney, Pat Kavanagh, Eddie Fitzpatrick, Nicky Hyland, Jimmy O’Neill, Bobby Hinks, Tom Waldron, Bobby Brannigan, Paul Giles, Jim Langton, Tom Mahon, Eamon Tallent (Capt), Jack Mulcahy, Marty Grace, Seanie O’Brien. Subs - Eddie Brett, Jimmy Tierney, Kieran Carroll, Christy Bollard, Dick Shortall. 1945 DUBLIN - Jackie Copeland, Peter Whelan, Sean McLoughlin, George Jennings, Joe Prendergast, Tom McLysaght, Brendan Clancy, Sean McEntaggert, Des Healy (Capt), Paddy Donnelly, Liam Donnelly, Nicky Maher, Frank Tormey, Pat McCarthy, Paddy Lynch. Subs - Sean O’Neill for Pat McCarthy, P. McEvoy, Nicky Fingleton, Christy McHale, L. Byrne, J. McDonald, Jack Finnan. 1946 DUBLIN - Geoff Sutton (Capt), Peter Whelan, Jim Lavin, Sean McLoughlin, Joe Butler, Nicky Fingleton, Brendan Clancy, Sean Guinea, Christy McHale, Nicky Maher, Liam Donnelly, Jack Finnan, Tony Young, Cecil Kavanagh, Bill Fletcher. Subs - Sean Molumpy for Christy McHale, P. King, Pat Cloonan, M. Nealon, J. McDonald, Victor McLoughlin. 94 LEINSTER G.A.A. 1950 KILKENNY - Jack Murphy, John Doherty, John Maher, Paschal Lyng, Pat Lennon (Capt), Jim Walsh, Johnny McGovern, Paddy Johnston, Donal Gorey, Micky Gardiner, Mick Brophy, Tom O’Hanrahan, Seanie O’Brien, John Brennan, Richie Brennan. Subs - Claude Gough for Jim Walsh, Paddy Hogan, Bob Doherty, Dermot Dunleavy, Dinny Raffety, Jim Walsh. 1954 DUBLIN - S. O’Neill, K. Moore, T. O’Neill, Mick Bohan, Michael Meagher, Bernie Boothman (Capt), Fran Whelan, T. Bracken, Paddy McGuirk, Aidan Kavanagh, Vinny Bell, Paddy Delaney, P. Hyland, E. Kelly, Paddy Farnan. Subs - M. Mannion for T. Bracken, J. Higgins, P. Feeney, J. O’Dwyer, Charlie Feely. 1960 KILKENNY - Paddy Dempsey, Billy Grace (Capt), Pierce Brett, Noel Rohan, Sean O’Brien, Alex McGrath, Ollie Ryan, Tom Barry, Joe Ayres, Richie Walsh, Denis Kinsella, Pierce Freaney, Paddy Ryan, John Nyhan, Tommy Murphy. Subs - Patsy Foley, Jim Lynch, Mick Kelly, John Murphy, Pat Delaney, Seamus Coogan. 1961 KILKENNY - Patsy Foley, Jim McGrath, Nicky Foristal, Phil Cullen, Sean O’Brien, Pat Henderson, Seamus Hanrahan, Tom Barry, John Murphy, Tom Walsh, Denis Kinsella, Pierce Freaney, Joe Dunphy (Capt), Maurice Aylward, Johnny Delaney. Subs - Paddy Dempsey, Pierce Brett, Mick Tennyson, Richard Walsh, Billy Watson. 1962 KILKENNY - Noel Skehan, Sean Treacy, Tom Phelan, John Walsh, Seamus Hanrahan, Pat Drennan, Billy Burke, Jimmy Byrne, Shem Muldowney, Senan Cooke, Tom Walsh, Johnny Delaney, Joe Dunphy (Capt), Maurice Aylward, Paddy Walsh. Subs - Tom Ryan for Paddy Walsh, John Walsh, Mick Twomey, John Joe Kinsella, Sean Shortall. 1963 WEXFORD - Liam Byrne, John Hartley, Mick Nolan, Eamon O’Connor, Joe Murphy, Mick Kinsella, Vinny Staples, Willie Bernie (Capt), Conor Rafferty, Con Dowdall, Tony Doran, Freddie Swords, Willie Carley, Seamus Barron, Pat Quigley. Subs - Brendan Gaule for John Hartley, Peter Reck, Nicky Rossiter, Mick Mooney, Luke Power, Eddie Cousins. 95 LEINSTER G.A.A. 1965 DUBLIN - Pat Cunningham, Tony Fletcher, Leslie Deegan, Colm Brennan, Willie Markey, Pat Kennedy, Liam Martin (Capt), Harry Dalton, Fergus McDonald, Jack Fetherston, Eugene Davey, Tommy Grealish, Tommy McCann, Brian Whelan, Noel Kinsella. Subs - P. Cassells for Colm Brennan, Colm Brennan for Eugene Davey, P. Naughton, S. Blake, L. Hooten, T. Williams, J. Byrne. 1966 WEXFORD - Henry Butler, John Quigley, Enda Murphy, Willie Butler, Eddie McDonald, Mick Fitzpatrick, Ned Buggy, Denis Howell, Tom Kavanagh, Tom Furlong, Liam Bent, Pat Byrne, Tom Royce, Michael Browne, Pat Bernie (Capt). Subs - John Nangle for Mick Fitzpatrick, Joe Ryan for Pat Byrne, Mick Butler for Denis Howell, John Tobin, Pat Cox. Mick Butler played in drawn game. Tom Kavanagh came on for replay. Subs drawn game Tom Kavanagh for Denis Howell, Joe Ryan for Tom Royce, Tom Royce for Mick Butler. 1968 WEXFORD - Pat Cox, Jack Russell, Peter O’Brien, George O’Connor, Liam Bennett, Larry Byrne, Aidan Kerrigan, Tom Byrne (Capt), Phil Kennedy, Martin Quigley, Pat Walsh, Jamesy Murphy, Martin Byrne, Martin Casey, Mick Butler. Subs - Larry Kinsella for Liam Bennett, Tom Walsh for Pat Walsh, Liam Bennett for Martin Byrne, Denis Kinsella, Paddy Breen, Matt Wickham, Larry Doyle, Paddy O’Connor. 1972 KILKENNY - Kevin Fennelly, John Ryan, Joe Burke, Paddy O’Brien, Kevin Robinson, Brian Cody (Capt), John Dowling, Ger Woodcock, Ger Fennelly, Seanie O’Brien, Mick Tierney, Billy Fitzpatrick, Pat Butler (James Stephens), Mick McCarthy, Bobby Sweeney. Subs - Joe O’Sullivan for Seanie O’Brien, Ger Henderson, John Dunne, John Power, Noel Minogue, John Kavanagh, Martin Gibbons, Joe Mulcahy. 1973 KILKENNY - Pat Dunphy, Dick O’Hara, Gerry Doheny, Kevin Robinson (Capt), Joe Hennessy, John Marnell, Ollie Bergin, Brian Waldron, Ger Devane, Paudie Lannon, Paudie Mulhall, John Lyng, Pat Treacy, Seanie O’Brien, Micky Lyng. Subs - John Purcell for Micky Lyng, Michael Lanigan for John Lyng, Kieran Carroll, Dermot Tyrell, Murty Kennedy, John Knox, John Kavanagh, Kevin Fennelly, Joe Mulcahy. 1975 KILKENNY - Eddie Mahon, Richie Power, Paddy Prendergast, John Henderson, Harry Ryan (Capt), Dick O’Hara, Ger Stapleton, Paudie Lannon, Josie O’Brien, Joe 96 LEINSTER G.A.A. Wall, Kieran Brennan, Kevin O’Shea, Syl Hennessy, Paudie Brennan, Joe Ryan. Subs - Jimmy Lennon, Seamus Brennan, Eamon Brennan, Michael Cuddihy, Dan Breen, Lester Ryan, Martin Hennessy. 1977 KILKENNY - Lester Ryan, Canice Mackey, Michael Meagher, Bill O’Hara, Tom Lennon, Sean Fennelly (Capt), Domo Connolly, John Mulcahy, Gordon Ryan, Eugene Deegan, Richard Murphy, Eddie Crowley, Michael Nash, Eamon Wallace, Billy McEvoy. Subs - Jimmy Heffernan for Michael Nash, Micheal Nash for Eamon Wallace, Micky Morrissey, Pat Gannon, John Waters, John Joe Hennebry, Paddy Heffernan, Tom Frisby, Jimmy Brophy, John Brennan, Liam Long, Richard Kenneally, Jim Coady. Jimmy Heffernan played in drawn game. Richard Murphy came on for replay. John Waters came on as a sub in drawn game for Eddie Crowley. 1981 KILKENNY - David Burke, George O’Neill, Eddie Kennedy (Capt), Eddie Wall, David Hoyne, Mick Morrissey, Joe O’Hara, Tommy Bawle, Paddy Ryan, John McDonald, Denis Carroll, Ray Heffernan, Liam McCarthy, Seamus Delahunty, Michael Rafter. Subs - Stephen Whearty for Eddie Kennedy, Paul Cleere for Michael Rafter, John Donnelly for Joe O’Hara, Pat Long, Anthony Bergin, Richard McCarthy, Larry Walsh, Tony Henderson. 1986 OFFALY - Joe Errity, Peter Nallen, Roy Mannion, Declan Sherlock, John Kilmartin, Michael Hogan (Capt) (Birr), Damien Geoghegan, Alan Kelly, Brendan Kelly, Gary Cahill, Daithi Regan, Thomas Moylan, Ronald Byrne, Michael Duignan, Declan Pillkington. Subs - Billy Dooley for Declan Sherlock, John Troy, Brian Hennessy, Padraig McGuinness, Seamus Morkam, Brendan Dwyer, Ger Maher, Kevin Bergin, Shane McGuckan, Enda Pyke, Kieran Egan, Aidan Ryan. 1987 OFFALY - John Troy, Brian Whelehan, Damien Geoghegan, Brian Hennessy, Johnny Dooley, Joe Errity, Adrian Cahill, Johnny Pillkington, Tim Dooley, Seamus Morkam, Billy Dooley, Kieran Egan, Thomas Moylan (Capt), John Troy (Kilcormac- Killoughey), Declan Pilkington. Subs - Damien Mitchell, Pat Guinan, Enda Molloy, Donal Daly, Joe Carroll, Michael Whelan, Donal Franks, Noel Hogan, C. Millar, Alf Mannion. Brian Gath. 1988 KILKENNY - Jimmy Conroy, Ger Henderson, P.J. O’Connor, Declan Roche, Pat O’Neill, Patsy Brophy (Capt), John Conlon, Dick Dooley, Dominic Bradley, Billy 97 LEINSTER G.A.A. O’Keefe, Brían Ryan, Pat O’Grady, Adrian Ronan, Charlie Carter, D.J. Carey. Subs - Paul Treacy for Billy O’Keeffe, John Buggy for Pat O’Grady, Conor Minogue, Joe Norton, Noel Maher, Richard Bolger, Sean Reid, Cathal Fitzgerald, Tommy Shefflin, Sean Doherty. Johnny Holohan was selected to play but had to cry off. 1989 OFFALY - John Troy, Michael Hogan (Coolderry), Finbarr Cullen, Hubert Rigney, Damien Barron, Brian Whelehan (Capt), Donal Franks, Adrian Cahill, Raymond Dooley, Johnny Dooley, Sean Grennan, Oisin O’Neill, Ronan McNamara, Niall Hand, Kevin Flynn. Subs - Raymond Deegan for Ray Dooley, Damien Franks, Karl Mannion, Niall Tierney, Henry Kilmartin, Andrew Hoctor, Cathal Maher, Shane Buggy, Dermot Moylan. 1990 KILKENNY - Alan Behan, Michael Holohan, Larry Mahony, James Carroll, Dan O’Neill, Canice Brennan, Philip Larkin, James McDermott (Capt), Paul Long, Andy Comerford, John Shefflin, Patrick Farrell, P.J. Delaney, Sean Ryan, Dermot Lawler. Subs - Austin Cleere for Paul Long, Barry Power for Dan O’Neill, Joe Dermody, Sean Meally, David Beirne, Robert Shortall, Anthony McEvoy, Keith Behan, Declan Gahan, Philip Carroll, Niall Lacey, Brian Hanrahan, Seamus Dollard, Pat Purcell. David Beirne, Austin Cleere and Sean Meally played in drawn game. James Caroll, Canice Brennan and Paul Long came on for replay. Subs in drawn game - Barry Power for David Beirne, Canice Brennan for
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