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West Tipperary Senior Hurling Final Match Programme 1991 Cumann Luth Chleas Gael TIOBRAID ARANN THIAR West Tipperary Senior Hurling Final Match Programme 1991 Cumann luth Chleas Gael TIOBRAID ARANN THIAR SINSEAR: CEIPICH NI bhFIOITEICH Vs. CIIIEIL RI CHORMIIC TOSNU : 3.15 Reiteoir: SEAN 6 CINNEIDE IOMAINT MIONUIR: CalSIal Ii ChormalC VS. Cumann Clocalm T08n6: 1.45 Reiteoir: RISTEARD DE BARRA PEIL MIONUR: EalharlaCh VS. F6nalthl BIIann 'rann Tosnu: 12.30 Reiteoir: TOMAS 6 MIODHACHAIN Pairc Chluain Ultaigh - Ros Mar Cluain Ultaigh 22li MEAN FOMHAIR 1991 CLAR OIFIGIUIL .. LUACH SOp 0 . 6 RINN, Ruoa" Best Wishes to CAPPAWHITE HURLERS from ... Cappawhlt8 Agricultural Contractors Ltd. Specialising in all types of . .. FARM and INDUSTRIAL BUILDINGS. SLATTED HOUSES. CUBICLE HOUSES. EFFLUENT TANKS. CONCRETE YARDS. etc. WILLIE BARRY, BALLYHANE .. CAPPAWHITE Telephone 062 - 75246 Best wishes to all of today. teaml from . James Havas MaChlnary Lid. BALLAGH CLONOULTY MAIN and DEALERS Un;~rsill ALL MAKES OF NEW & USED CARS & LIGHT COMMERCIALS SUPPLIED. Phone: 0 504 - 42259 Best wishes to CAPPAWHITE from ... FOODMARKET 1062-75366} and BAR 1062-75321} FUEL. HARDWARE. GROCERIES. PUB GRUB 2 FAl lTE 15 on6ir agus plelslur domsa mar Chathaoirleach COISle Thlobraid Arann Thiar faille a chur roimh gach duine anseo go Cluain Ultalgh ,nniu chuig cluichl ceannals Chraooh an larthair After a summer of great success for Tipperary on the Inter-County front. the time has now arrived to bring the West Divisional Championships to a conclusion. ThiS year's championship has again been a major success with large crowds in attendance al all games. I thank the clubs and particularly the players for their effort and dedication throughout the year and for prOVldmg us with such excellent entertainment. Thanks also to our patrons who have again turned out In large numbers in 1991. The keen rivalry between Cappawhite and Cashel in the last decade should make loday's renewal of the pairing a fascinating contest. These two teams have dominated West Tipperary's Hurling Championship honours In recent years and have represented the Division with distinction in the County series. We wish them well in 1991 The Minor game sees Cashel and Kickhams, last year's finalists, again renew rivalry and what a match IS in store here. The curtain-raiser between the footballers of Arravale Rovers and Aherlow should also be an intriguing match. Finally, I thank all who have contributed to make this final day a great occasion. Ar aghaldh leis na cluichi. CHAIRMAN'S ADDRESS Cuirim fallte Ui CheallalQh roimh gach duine anseo go Cluain Ultaigh inniu, go hairithe na foirne ata pairteach sna cluichi ceannais. Ta suil agam go mbainfidh gach einne taitneamh as an 6caid. It IS my pleasure to e"tend a warm welcome to the si" participating teams and their supporters here to Clonoulty today. I hope that everyone will enjoy the occasion and that the matches will be sporting and' entertaining Your co-operation with the stewards would be greatly appreciated. Mile buiochas to all club members for their help and co-operation in the arrangements for today's games. Thanks also to our advertisers for their generous sponsorship and to the West Board for giving Clonoulty-Aossmore the honour of hosting these finals, 3 . PAST WEST S.H. FINALS VEAR WINNERS RUNNERS- UP VE NUE R EFER EE 1930 Clonoulty 4-1 Solohead 1 -1 G_" MlCk Dargan, Cashel 1931 Cionouity 5-3 Newport 3-4 John Hennessy, Emty 1932 Cionouity 6-2 Donohill/ Cappawtule 3-2 Ballyd,r18"',,"'" Willie O'Dwyer, KnockaVllla 1933 Clonoulty 3-4 Donolt.IIICappawhne 2-2 Tipperary J. J. Woods, Tipperary 1934 Cashel K.C. 2-5 Cusacks (C lonouily) 0-1 Knocka\lliia James Ayan, Holyford 1935 Klckhams 7-4 Oonoh.1I4-1 Donaske.gh John Hennessy, Emly 1936 Cashal K.C. 6-2 Golden 4. , Clonoulty John Hennessy, Emty 1937 Cashal K.C. 2-4 ClonotJlty , - , G_" Wilhe O'Dwyer, Donask8lgh 1938 KlCkhems 3-3 E,reOgl . ' Cashel MICk Burke, eashal 1939 Cashel4-3 Solohead 3· ' Golden J. J. Woods, Tipperary 1940 Cashel5-' Clonoully 3·3 Dundrum Willie O'Donnell, Golden 1941 Eire Og 4·4 Golden 3-6 Tipperary John Hennessy. Emly 1942 Eire Og 8 -3 Galtee ROllers 3-0 Tipperary J.J. Woods, Tipperary 1943 E'fe Og 8· 1 Cappawhrle 3· 2 Dundrum J.J. Woods. Tipperary 1944 Erre Og 7·5 Ca!;he13·' Dundrum Trmmv Hammersley. ClonoutlV 194' Cashel K.C. 4·5 Erre Og 1·3 Cashel T,mmv Hammerslev. ClonoutlV 1946 Kickhams 5·3 Eire Og 4 · 2 Golden Timmv Hammersley, ClonoutlV 1947 Kickhams 5·3 Eire Og 2·3 Golden Christy O'Brren, npperary 1'" Castle13·6 KlCkhams 3-4 Golden W illie O'Donnell. Golden 194' KlCIthams 5-9 Golden 4-2 ClonouitV T,mmV Hammersley, ClonouitV 1950 KlCkhams 2· 5 Cashel2--O Tipperary Larry QUinn, Bansha 1951 Clonoulty 3·2 Kickhams 0·3 Cashel Willie O'Donnell. Golden 1952 Kickhems 4·7 Clonouity 3·4 ClonouitV Tom Semple. Thurles 1953 KlCkhams 2· 7 ClonouitY()..4 Castlel Tom Semple. Thurles 1954 KlCkhems 2·8 Clonou1ty0·2 Castlel Mrck. Coady, Cashel 1955 KlCkhems 7·3 Cashe15·7 Golden John Currrvan, Golden 1956 Kickhems 6·5 Golden 2·3 Cashel Timmv Hammerslev, ClonoullV 1957 51. Nicholas (C·pa/ G'garI SoI. 5·8) Cashel K.C. 3·6 Dundrum Paddy Fraser, Tipperary 1958 KlCkhams 8·8 Golden 2·2 Castlel Jim StapoielOn. Solol"lead 1959 Kickhams 3·5 Rossmore 2· 7 Jim DeVItt Cashel 1960 KlCkhams 2·8 Solol"lead 1 ·6 "'''''''Golden Thomas Foran. CarrICk 1961 St. Vincents (Erre Og/ Ceppa) 4-7 Solohead 1 ·7 Cashel Tommv Landers. Golden r PAST WEST FINALS continued 1962 CappaWtlllB 1-4 Kockhams ,·4 Golden Jim Stapleton, SoloheaCl Replay Cappawnlte 5-8 Kickha ms 2·' Golden Philip Ryan. Boherlahan 1963 St. Patrick's ~Laltln / Solo,) 5·3 SUlf Avs. (Golden Galtee Rvs) 1-' Golden Jim Devoll. Coshel ,.64 E,reOg2·' CBppawhite 1-8 Anac81ty John Moloney, Bansha 1965 Cashe12· 19 Eire Og 5-3 Golden John Moloney. Bansha 1966 ArraV81e Rovers 2-4 Golden 0-8 Dundrum John Moloney. Bansha 1967 Eire Og 5-4 Arravale Rovers 2-7 Clonouity John Moloney, Bansha '.68 Sean Treacy's 5-6 Eire Og 5-4 Dundrum W,lhe Sweeney. Moyne 1969 Golden ' -13 Arravale Rovers 2-' Tipperary Sean O'Meara, Lorrha 1970 Arravale Rovers 1-13 Golden 1-6 Golden MI Ayan, M,tchelslown 1971 Ceshel K.C. 5-9 Lattin/ Cullen '-5 Golden L,om Walsh, Golden 1972 Golden 5-8 Cashel K C. 2-6 Dundrum P!Iddy Verdon. Solohead 1973 Sean Treacy's 1-8 Eire OgO-8 Cashel 8111y Hayes, Pallasgreen 1974 Sean Treacy's 4-10 Golden 0·6 Oundrum JImmy CollIns, Clonmel 1975 Cashel K. C. 0-18 Sean Treacy's 0·13 Clonoutw John Moloney, 8ansha 1976 Cashel2·9 Cappawhite 2-5 Emly George Ryan, Lattm, Culien 1977 Saan Treacy's 4,14 Kickhams 0-9 Golden George Ryan, Lattin/ Cullen U, 1978 Sean Treacy's 3· I 3 Cappawhlle 3-3 Tipperary BIlly Carroll, Cion mel 1979 Sean Treacy's 3· I 6 Cappawhile 2-9 Bansha John Moloney, Bansha ,.80 Cashei K, CO-IS Sean Treacy's 0-15 Dundrum Willie MOrrissey, Kickhams Replay Cashel K, C. 2·13 Sean Treacys 2-11 (eKtra tIme) Dundrum Willie MorTlssey, KlCkNims 1981 EireOgO-14 Capp8whlle 0-7 Clonoulty Sammy Ryan, Golden 1982 Sean Treaocy's 1-15 Eire Og 1-12 Emly Paddy Lonergan, Bansha 1983 Cappawhite4-10 Cashel K C. '-6 Golden Liam O'Dwyer, Eire Og ,.84 Cappawhite 2·18 Kickhams 3-7 TIpperary George Ryan, Lanin/ Cullen 1985 Cappawtllie 1-10 Cashe10-9 Bansha Paddy Lonergan, Bansha 1966 Eire Og 2-9 Golden 1-10 Dundrum George Ryan, Lanln Cullen 1987 Cappawtme 4-15 Clonoulty3-10 e"hel Angus Ryan, Cashel 1988 Cashell -12 Kickhams 1-4 Cappawtme Paddy Russen. Emly 1989 Cionoulty 3-20 Cappawhile 4-6 Emly John Moloney, Bansha 1990 Cashe12-11 Clonoulty 0-15 Golden Paddy Russell, Emly MINOR HURLING MINOR "8" 1930 - 1990 HURLING 1930 No Championship 1961 Cashel K.C. 1931 Cashel K.C. 1962 Cappawtllte 1984 Arravale Rovers 1932 Giengar-Hollyford 1963 Solohead-Lal1in 1985 Gattee Rovers 1933 Arravale Rvs. 1964 Cashel K.C. 1986 Golden-Kilfeacle 1934 Cappawhlte 1965 Cappawhite 1987 Golden-Kllfeacle 1935 Cappawhlle 1966 Cappawhite 1988 Eire Og 1936 Golden Fontenovs 1967 Golden-K. 1989 Clon.-Solohead 1937 Brian Boru's 1968 Golden-K. 1990 Aherlow 1938 Brian Boru's 1969 Clonoulty-A. 1939 Brian Boru's 1970 Clonoulty-R. 1940 Cashel K.C. 1971 Cashel K.C. 1941 InvlnClbles 1972 Cashel K.C. 1942 Sean TreaCY's 1973 Cashel K.C. Best wishes to 1943 Kickhams 1974 Cashel K.C. CASHEL SENIORS 1944 Kickhams 1975 Cashel K.C. and MINORS from 1945 Kickhams 1976 Cashel K.C. 1946 Kickhams 1977 Cappa-Eire Og 1947 Kickhams 1978 Cappa-Eire Og 1948 Golden Fontenoys 1979 Kickhams GlEESON'S 1949 Cashel K.C. 1980 Cashel K.C. 1950 Solohead 1981 Clonoulty-R. Lounge Bar 1951 Kickhams 1982 Clonoulty-R. 1952 Cashel K.C. 1983 Emly-Lanin Lady,well St. 1953 Solohead 1984 Kickhams Coshel 1954 lanin-Emly 1985 Clonoulty-R. 1955 Kickhams 1986 Clonoulty-R. For CLEANLINESS. 1956 Cashel K.C. 1987 Cashel K.C. SERVICE. 1957 Cappawhite 1988 Cashel K.C. GOOD DRINKS. 1958 Arravale Rvs. 1989 Cashel K.C. SOUP. SANDWICHES 1959 Cashel 1990 Kickhams TEA. COFFEE 1960 Cashel K.C. Phone 062 - 61281 Best of luck to both CASHEL TEA MS from . .. BROWNE'S LOUNGE MAIN STREET .. CASHEL 8EST DRINKS IN A FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE. Phone: 062 • 6 2 008 VIDEO OF MATCH ON MONDAY NIGHT 6 .. , , NA REITEOIRI JOHN KENNEDY (Senior game) Referee for loday's Senior game '5 John Kennedy of the host club, Clonoulty Rossmore.
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