West Tipperary Senior Final Match Programme 1997 Cumann Luthcleas Gael - Tiobraid Arann Thiar C(rnche Ceannrus lomrunt SlnSeQR Pairc Ui Laocha, Caiseal-- 24 Lunasa, 1997

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3 frustrations and defeats of so many years. Whatever the outcome, the hurling must be the winner and the game must be contested within the rules of the game. That is why the referee is such an important person in interpreting the rules and protecting the players. John Ryan is refereeing his first senior Final today and the Board has the fullest confidence in his ability to fulfil his role . with everyone's co-operation we can have a very enjoyable game, which can be remembered for all the right reasons. Finally, a special word of thanks to our PRO, J.J. Kennedy, Secretary Jerry Ring and all who contributed to the production of this programme, especially our advertisers.

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With sponsorship now the norm in sport it was inevitable that the West Division would eventually follow the trend. However when the West Board sought sponsorship earlier in the year they could hardly have banked on finding such a suitable backer. Their search paid a rich dividend when John Carew threw his moral and financial weight behind the Division's premier competition.

John's willingness to back the West Championship is indicative of his interest in the games and his native Division. Formerly from Dundrum and now living in Cion mel, he has had years of involvement with the GAA. While in Dundrum he was deeply immersed in the Kickham Juvenile Club, and St. Mary's, Cion mel, are now the beneficiaries of a similar involvement.

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6 West Tipperary Senior Hurling Championship Fin al Kickhams 15th or Cappawhite's 6th by Leonard Fitzgerald

For many years Knockavitla Kickhams stood in majes­ tic isolation as outright leaders in the West Senior Championship table and thereby embellished a domi­ nance in the grade against all existing opposition. Since the 1960 showdown they have suffered a drought 01 success and have wailed anxiously to ban­ ish the longesl famine in the Divisional Championship. If Ihal is to be made possible, Joe McGrath and his troops will need all their reserves to break that baron spell. This Kickhams outfit are warriors of a new generation and are no strangers to West Senior Final appearances. 1993 and 1995, both defeats to their arch rivals Cashel. teft their brave efforts lorn with anguish and uller disappointment at falling at the final hurdle. Surly now, their hunger for success is at a climatic high! For Cappawhite its a whole new ball game with a band 01 youth their greatest asset and their rebuilding process yielding much promise. Eugene O'Neill, Thomas Costello and Pat O'Neill are presently hurling with supreme maturity with the confidence and discipline of players ten years their senior. Its a mixture of youth and experience that the big question is, have they the greater hunger and determination to carry the day? Cappawhite's last final appearance was in '991 at the expense of a Tommy Grogan inspired Cashel. Tommy pointed ten placed balls on that occasion. There are only seven of that Cappa side present in loday's panel. John "Fox" O'Neill, the bearer of 4 West Senior medals is the tactician at the helm. He first took charge in 1993 with a squad that required a huge boost of confidence. In February 1997, he decided upon the radical approach to improve their Illness level with the inclusion of a top-class fitness instructor and regular work-out sessions in the University of Limerick to accelerate fitness levels. His motivation was to be rewarded. He instilled a killer· instinct which was absent in previous years. This was most evident in their second half performance against bogeymen, Cashel, where a combination of pure heart and determination was sufficient to defeat the King Cormacs. Cappawhite are coming of age and it's mainly due to the ability of current Tipperary panelist and scorer-in-chief Eugene O'Neill who has been justifying his immense ta lent in his performances thus far. His tally of 3-8 against GoldenlKilfeacle in the opening round gives a clear indica­ tion that he's the source to all Cappa's game plans. Kickhams also have their trump-cards to play with Kevin Farrell, , and the addition of Anthony Qualler having the greatest prospects. For years on end, Kickhams have bred solid material at under-age level and with 7 a continuous coaching programme, success multiplied. Unfortunately their promo­ tion to Senior level have not beared fruit. In the last number of years a County Minor 'B' football, U/2 1 'A' Hurling and Intermediate titles at both codes were rewards for their brave efforts. However, senior titles are the core to every club's success! They have now a stronger more confident, proven side, well tutored by Joe McGrath. With a tight defence and pacy forwards they put up a promising lead against Clonoulty/Rossmore in the semi-final that they subsequently never relin­ guished. The dismissal may have been controversial but the victory for Kickhams was their first priority and their opponents resulting sacrifice. After Phil Lowry's departure and no West tille to boast about, Joe McGrath was approached and included in the Kickhams format. His managerial record at both club and county level is unattainable. Born in Downpatrick in County Down and presently residing in County Cork, his status as coach gave Kickhams a renewed potential. He coached the Blackrock club side in the seventies to 5 County titles .. 5 Munster Club titles and 3 All-Ireland titles in 1972. '74 and '79. He also coached the Limerick Seniors around the same period to success with an Oireachtas National League and finally All-Ireland honours in 1973. In 1983 he helped the Cork footbaUers make the breakthrough in Munster against the mighty Kingdom of Kerry and further guided the Cork U/21's toAIl-lreland success in 1988. He finally attempted to rekindle some hope for the Decies in the '90's, but his two year term ended with no return. However, it promises to be an exciting final and with the first novel pairing since 1986 without Cashel or Clonoulty battfing for Divisional honours. A final can become a monopoly with the least expected being the exact consequences. Best of luck to both sides and may the eventual winners honour the West Division with pride and passion in the forthcoming County Championships.

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8 1962 RECALLED Cappawhite's First West Title by J.J. Kennedy hirty five years 8g0, in 1962, Kickhams and Cappawhile met in a West final for the firsllime ever. By then Kickhams were in decline, their golden age having ended in 1960, and Cappawhite were on the upswing having shared divisional honours in Tpartnership with Solohead and Glengar (51. Nicholas') in 1957 and with Eire 09 (81. Vincent's) in 1961 . This time Cappa affiliated as a single club although having the considerable benelit 01 three Glengar stalwarts, Mutt Ryan (Goff), Harry Bradshaw and Jim Buckley. The final was played at Golden on September 9th and became the first decider in the his­ tory of the division to end in a draw, each side scoring a mere 1·4 apiece. The following Sunday the teams returned to Golden and this time Cappa' came of age rattling in 5-8 with Kickhams managing a mere 2-1 in reply. Cappawhite had at last inscribed their name on the O'Dwyer Cup. The 'Tipperary Star' report on the game praised the winners in the following terms: "Paul McCarthy in goal for the new champions had a glorious hour. Connors, Carew and Ryan (G) were a very sound full-back line. Larry Kelly at centre-back also had a great game. The cousins, RYan Smiths, Con and Tom, who flanked Larry could do nothing wrong. Man of the Match was Cappawhite's captain, Harry Bradshaw, who from the throw-in was a real trouble maker for the Kickhams .... Jack Hogan, who assisted Harry at centre·lield, had a good hour. T. J. 'Moxer' McGrath al centre·forward was in rare form and it looked as if nothing could keep up with him except maybe a Jel. Jim Buckley on the right was most impressive and on the left .... Jim McGrath, in the first half, put over four points .... He certainly came next to Bradshaw as the match winner. Cappawhite's full line of Eamonn Hayes at lull, Tom Breen in the right corner and J.J. White in the left seems to have said when they went out onto the field we have a job to do and right well they did it." The match, incidentally was refereed by Phillip Ryan of Boherlahan. Donal O'Brien captained the Kickham team that day. A fortnight earlier, September 2nd, he had claimed his second successive AII·lreland Senior Hurling Medal when playing in goal for Tipperary in their All-Ireland final win over Wexford. The previous year they beat Dublin in the final. Jim McGrath who starred on the Cappawhite team of '62 is an uncle to Leonard Fitzgerald who plays wing·back for Cappa' today but that is the sole family link between the two sides. The links between Ihe Kickhams side of '62 and today's team. though, are many. Tommy Kelly played comer back in '62 and is today selector with the team, while his son, Vincent, plays an important onfield role. John Butler was wing·back in '62 and today three of his sons, Ger, Johnny and Aidan are central to Kickhams' bid to span a thirty·seven year gap. was midfield in '62 and today his sons, Tony and Kevin carry the burden of hope while his nephew, Jimmy, faces the onerous task of policing Eugene O'Neill. Jim McCormack played in the drawn tie In '62 but missed the replay; his son, John, maintains the family link today. John's uncle, Tom was lull·back in the '62 defeal. Finally, Davy Ryan played wing· forward in '62 • his nephew, Barry, maintains the family tradition today. Cappawhite team: Paul McCarlhy, Paddy O'Connor, John Carew, Mutt Ryan (G), Tom Ryan (5), larry Kelly, Con Ryan (5), Harry Bradshaw (capt.), Jack Hogan, Jim Buckley, T.J. 'Moxer' McGrath, Jim McGrath, Tom Breen, Eamonn Hayes, J.J, White, Kickhams team: Donal O'Brien )capt.), Michael Ryan, Tom McCormack, Tommy Kelly, Billy Shanahan, Billy Hayes, John Buller, John Farrell, Michael O'Dwyer (5), Davy Ryan, Gerald Purcell, Paddy Cleary, Con Cash, Paddy Ryan, Mickey Cleary.

9 (Backl.r.:- Pat O·Neill, Michael O'Connor, Pa O'Neill, Kevin O'Keeffe, Declan Costello, Martin Ryan (B), Sean Ryan . (Front I.r.):- Lar Cleary, Seanie O'Neill, Thomas Costello, Sean Hennessy, Anthony O'Neill, Eugene O'Neill, Leonard Fitzgerald, Franny Quinn.

KICK HAMS TEAM 1997 V. CLONOULTY (Back) Anthony Qualter, Tony Farrell, Paul Morrissey, Barry Ryan, Jimmy Farrell, Fergal Horgan, Gerry Crosse, Paudie Slattery. (Front I.r.):- Ger Butler, John McCormack, Aidan Sianery, Kevin Farrell, John Butler, Aidan Butler, Vincent Kelly. 10 REFEREE JOHN RYAN (B) Cashel King Cormacs The referee for this year's West Senior Hurling Final is John Ryan (8). A nalive of Oola, Co. Limerick. John has spent all his working life in . A member of the Garda Siochana, John was stationed in Nenagh, Golden, Roscrea and Templemore before being transferred to Cashel in 1987. In his earlier years John was equally adept at hurling and football. He played his football with Oola and his hurling with Doon and was part of a very successful team of players with the latter club, winning County Championships at under 14, 16, minor and under 21 level. His prowess in both games was reflected at county level when he played minor and under 21 for Limerick in hurling and football. He started his playing career with Cashel King Cormacs in 1988 and became a member of a team that was to have unprecedented success for a number of years. During this period John won six divisional Senior Hurling Medals, two of them in a full-forward position and the remainder as goal­ keeper. He was on the successful side thaI won a first County Final in 1991 and he went on to win a Munster Club Medal. John started refereeing at school level as early as 1988 and gradually worked his way up the ranks. To date he has refereed at all grades in the division and officiated at finals. He has also refereed in minor and under 21 grades at County level. This is his first Senior Final. John is the 6th Cashel man 10 referee the final following in the footsteps of Mick Dargan (1930). Mick Burke (1938), Mick Coady (1954), Jim Devitt (1959,1963) and Aengus Ryan (1987). Married 10 Tess and Ihe father of four children, John does nol confine him­ self to hurling and football. A keen golfer, he also finds time for rugby and lines out regularly wilh Kilfeacle. We wish him the best today in his first Senior Hurling Final.

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12 CAPPAWHITE SELECTORS (I.r.) M. Buckley, John O'Neill and Johnny Ayan (P)

KICKHAMS SELECTORS (I.r.) Joe McGrath (Coach), Tommy Kelly, John Farrell. Larry Farrell. Jerry Cahill. 13 PROFILES OF CAPPAWHITE PLAYERS

KEVIN O' KEEFFE, 22, Calibration Technician, 6", 14sl.·· Munster 'B' School medal U/21 Wesl football and hurling!. Selector with minor hurling learn (Cappawhite). GERARD RYAN (B), 32, Cabinet Maker, 6'2", 13sl. 7Ibs.·· 4 West Senior hurling medals, 1 Senior hurling County medal, 1 West and County Intermediate football medal. SEAN RYAN , la, Siudent uee, 5'9", lis!.·, U/16 All-Ireland, 1994, All-Ireland colleges 1995, AII·lreland Minor 1996. Runner-up in Freshers All Ireland 1997 with uee. u/21 hurling West. U/14 hurling West and U/14 football county, U/16 'A' hurling West and VlI6 football West.

PAT O'NEILL, 20, Student UL, 5'11~. l1sl.·· Member ofTipperary Minor hurling panel 1995, MlnorWesl, Ui21 hurling and football West in 1995. West Ul2t 'B', hurling, West UlI4 hurling. LENNY FITZGERALD, 22, Laboratory Technician, 5'10", tt st·· Captained Cappawhite to U/21'B success in 1995, won AII·lreland Colleges medal wi th limenck ATC in 1994 at Junior level. EUGENE MAGUIRE,38, Coach Tipperary Co. Board (FAS), 5'9", 13sl. --4 Senior West hurling medals, I Junior West, I County Senior medal (Football), I West Senior medal, t West and 1 County Intermediate medals. LAWRENCE CLEARY, 29, Hairdresser, 5'8", 12sl. -- All Ireland Puck Fada 1982,3 years with Tipp Minor team, 3 West Senior medals, West U/12, U/14, U/16, 1 Minor football. MICHAEL O'CONNOR, 22, Carpenter, 6", 13st 7Ibs., West UI2I. TOM COUGHLAN, 37, Sales Manager, (Todds, limerick), 5'8", 12sl. -- 1 West Junior hurling, 1 West and County Senior hurling, 1 West and County Intermediate football, 1 Cresco Cup. PADDY JULIAN, 18, Student Rockwell, 5'T, l1sl. -- Under 12'B' football, West UI14 hurling, County Feile, West and County U/14100tball, Minor hurling and football UI16 hurling, West U/21 'B' hurling and football. JOHN RYAN (A), 24, Civil Engineer, 6', 12sl. -- 2 All-Ireland hurling medals With RTC limerick, U/12 hurling, U/16 hurling, selector With UlI6 leam.

SHANE McDERMOn, 18, Student Doon CBS, 6'3", 12sl. ·- West U/14 hurling, County Feile, West and County U/14 football , ul12 'B' football, Minor hurling and foot­ ball, West UI16 hurling, West U121 'B' hurling and football. JOHN RYAN (P), 17, Student Doon CBS, 5'9", lIst. _. U/12 "B" hurling, West U/14 hur:l, '":1, Minor hurling and football, West U/2 1 football.

GER O'NEILL, 35, ESB Network Technician, 5'9~ 14sl.·· 1 AII·lreland S.H. medal, 1 All-Ireland U121 medal, I AU-Ireland M.H. medal, 1 N.H.L medal, 1 County S.H.C. medal, 4 West S.H.C. medats, West U/14, U/16, Minor and U/2 1 medals, 1 West and CounTy Intermediate Football medal, County Minor hurling selector 1996 and 1997.

14 SEAN HENNESSY, 38, Teacher, 5'9-, 12sl.··' All Ireland Higher Education football medal, 2 AII·lreland H.E. hurling medals, County Intermediate and Junior football medals, County U121 hurlmg medal, West S.H.C. medals, West S.F. Championship medal, West Minor, U/2 1 Junior and U/14 hurling. Played Minor, U121, Senior football with Tipperary, County Minor and Senior Selector in football. Munster Colleges foot· ball medal.

ANTH ONY O'NEILL, (captain), 37, Machine Operator (O'Dwyer Steel), 5'9", 12sl. 10Ibs.· West U/14 'A' Hurling Minor and Vl21 hurling and Football, 4 West Senior hurting, I County Senior hurling, I West and County Inter football

PA O'NEILL, 35, FAS Worker, 5"0·, 12sl.·· 4 West Senior hurlmg medals, 1 County Senior Hurling. West and County Inter. football, Captain of Tipperary team in 1988, 1 Munster Senior medal and National Hurling League 1988.

FRANCIS QUINN, 26, AIBP Cahir, 6'1 -, 13sl.-- 1 West Senior hurting, West and County Intermediate football, 1 Munster Minor League medal, I Minor football, 2 West U/16 hurling and Garda Cup,

EUGENE O'NEILL, 19, Apprentice Carpenter/Joiner, 5'10', lOst. 7Ibs.·· West U/14 and U/16 'A' hurting, West U/16 football, West Minor 'A' hurling and Minor 'B' football, Wesl U121 hurling and football. All Ireland 'B' with Doon CBS, Or. Klnane Cup, Feile final, U/16 Nenagh Co-op, Afllreland and Munster Minor medals, U121 and Senior With Tipperary,

EOIN O'KEEFFE, 20, Industrial Sleel Erector, 5'11 ·, 1351. -- t West U/16 hurling and football, I Mmor hurling, 1 West Minor football 'B', West U/2 1 hurling and football,

BRIAN O'NEILL, 20 Machine Operator (O'Grady Sawmill), 5T, 9st 7lbs. -- West U/12 'B' hurling, West U/14 'A' hurling, West U/16 'A' hurling, West U/16 'B' football, West Minor 'A' hurling, West Minor 'B' football, West U121 'B' hurling and football. Selector U/16 teams.

SEAN O'NEILL, 28, County FAS Coach, 5'8", list. -- U/12 hurling, West U/14 hurl­ Ing, Minor lootball 'B', West Junior hurling, West and County tnter Football. Selector U/12 teams.

DECLAN COSTELLO, 28, Works In Famity Business, 5'11". 13s1 7lbs. -- West UJI2 hurling, West U/14 'A' hurling. West U/16 'A' hurling, West U/16 'B' football, West Minor 'A' hurling, West Minor '8' football, West UJ21 '8' hurling, West U121 'B' foot­ ball.

THOMAS COSTELLO, 18, Family BUSiness, 6", 1lsl.6lbs. -- West UJ21 '8'Hurling, West U/14 'A' hurling. West U/16 'A' hurting, West VII 6 '8' football, West Minor 'A' hurling, Minor '8' football, County Feile, County U/14 'A' football, All Ireland and Munster M.H. medals.

M MARTIN RY AN , 22, Farmer, 5'9 , 13sl. 7Ibs.·· West U121 'B' hurling, Agricultural Colleges hurling and football All Ireland medals with Rockwell.

15 CAPPAWHITE (Blue & White} 1. Declan Costello

2. A. O'Neill (capt.) 3. K. O'Keeffe 4. M. Ryan (8)

5. T. Costello 6. F. Quinn 7. L. Fitzgelald

8. E. O'Keeffe 9. S. Hennessy

10. L. Cleary 11. G. Ryan (8) 12. Pat

13. S. Ryan 14. E. O'Neill 15. Pa O'NeHI

Subs.: 16. G. O'Neill, 17. S. O'Neill, 18. J. Ryan (A), 19. M. O'Connor, 20. T. Coughlan, 21 . E. Maguire, 22. B. O'Neill, 23. John Ryan, (PI, 24. P. Julian

Selectora: M. Buckley. John O'Neili and Johnny Ryan (P)

1 I KICKHAMS IS/ad & Amber) ---::----,-,,'-----4 1. Fergal Horgan

2. Ger Crosse 3. Jimmy Farrell 4. Paudie Slattery

5. Aidan Slattery 6. Kevin Farrell 7. John McCormack

8. Johnny Butler 9. Vincent Kelly

10. Anthony QuaUer 11. Barry Ryan 12. Aidan Butler

13. Ger Butler 14. Paul Morrissey 15. Tony Farrell

Subs.: 16. Sean Bradshaw, 17. John O'Brien, 18. Eoin Morrissey, 19. Brian Horgan, 20. Michael O'Brien, 21 . Declan Crosse, 22. Donal O'Brien, 23. Ger Farrell, 24. Fergal Heney, 25. John McGrath 26. Pal Ryan. Selectors: Joe McGra th (Coach). Tommy Kelly. John Farrell , Larry Farrell, Jerry Cahill.

Best of Luck to KICKHAMS from . .. JOHN McCORMACK BUTCHER - DUN DRUM

17 PROFILES OF KICK HAMS PLAYERS

FER GAL HORGAN, 18, 5' 8" l1s1 7 Ibs. -- AlilrelandM.H., 2 Munster County Ul21, West U/21, Minor U!16 titles. Also U/14, U/12. Represented County at U/14 and U/16. GER CROSSE, 27, Accountant, 5'11", 1351. 3 Ibs. -- County I.H. & I. F., County U/21 '8' & County J.F. titles, County U/14 football and hurling. title. Represented Tipp at Minor hurling. Number of West under age litles.

JIMMY FARRELL, 24, Farmer, 6', 1351. -- County U/21 H. & F. titles. Inter H. & F. County lilies. 3 West M.H. lilies and various under age titles.

PADRAIC SLATTERY, 33, Farmer,S' 9", 12s1 6lbs. -- County Intermediate hurling, 3 Cresco Cups. 2 West Minor H. liiles, west I.F. title, West U/16 lilies. Played County Minor hurling.

AIDAN SLATTERY, 24, Farmer, 5'8~, 12sl. .. Captain Co. U/21 winning team, 2 Crosco Cups. County LH. title, County U/21 hurling, 3 West Minor H. titles, various West under age titles.

KEVIN FARRELL, 25, Farmer, 6'1", 12st 6Ibs.·· County LH .. IF, J.F., County U/21 F., 1 West Minor, 1 WestI.H., 2 Crosco Cups, West U/21, numerous County and West under age titles. Represented County at football.

JOHN McCORMACK, 26, Butcher. 6', 12st7lbs. _. County LH. & F., CountyJ.F & U/21 '8' titles. County U/14litles. various West titles. Represented County at S.H. JOHNNY BUTLER, 25, Farmer, 6". 12sl.·· Represented County Junior F. captained County U/21, 2 U/14 County titles, County I.H. & F titles and numerous under age West titles.

VINCENT KELLY, 25, Factory Worker, 5'9", 12st 7lbs, .. County I,H" I,F., County J.F., Ul21 County 'B' football. 4 County U/14 titles, numerous West U/12, U/14 and U/16litles, Feile na nGael titles. Represented County at Minor hurling

AtDAN BUTLER, 22, Slore ASSistant, 5'11", 12sI6Ibs.·- Rice Cup. U/21 County H & MF 'B', represented Tipp al Minor & U/21 S.F., Intermediate County football. Various under age Wesllilles.

BARRY RYAN, 27, Factory Worker/Volclder, 5'10", 13 st .. County IF. title, County U/14 F titles. Various West titles at U/16, U/14 andU/12, 2 Crosco Cup titles.

ANTHONY QUALTEA, 28, Accountant, 6'1", 13st 10Ibs.-· represented Waterlord al S.H. before transferring to Klckhams. Fitzgibbon Cup winner. Waterlord County titles, U/21 & Minor hurling and football County Tipperary Inter H. title, West rH. IIIle. Waterlord Senior football Me.

GER BUTLER, 25, Electrician (self employed), S' 11~, 12sl· County I.H., U/21 & Minor. Numerous underage Divisional and County titles. Represented County at Ul21 Minor and J.F.

18 PAUL MORRISSEY, Test Engineer, 5'11·, 12st6Ibs.·· Represented County at M.H., County I.H. and IF, CountyJ.F.tllles. U121 F. '6' and MF 'B', U121 hurling. 3 West M.H. and various under age litles.

TONY FARRELL, 32, Farmer, 6', l1st7Ibs·· County I.H. & I.F., County Junior, County U121, 2 Croseo Cup, various under age, west Ul16, U/14, Ul12.

JOHN O'BRIEN, 20, Apprentice Butcher, 5'10', 12sl.·· County Vocal1onal School, 3 West Minor hiles, County U121, Intermediate County hurling & lootballtltles. Vanous under age titles.

BRIAN HORGAN, 21, Co. Tipperary Golf & Country Club, 6'1", 1251.·· Captained Tipp U/21 AII·lreland winning leam 1995. Represented County at U/21, Minor and Senior. County Ul21tllle, County I.F, Various sehool titles, Cashel CBS, also VariOUS under age West and County titles, Rice Cup.

MICHAEL O' BRIEN, 21, Factory Worker, 5"10", 12"· Represented County V.S_, 4 West Minor lilies, Counly U121 H Iitle.

DONAL O'BRIEN, 23, Farm Management, 6', 13st·· County I.H., County J.F. titles. Waterford County U/21 H. title. Captained Rockwell College AII·lreland winning team. County Junior H With Clonaslee, laois. U121 'B' County football, Tipp. Various under age West and County titles.

SEAN BRADSHAW, 32, Accountant, 6'4", 1251. 6Ibs ... Co. Inter H., County Inter F. Represented County at J.F. 2 Crosco Cups, I west U/2 1 H. Vanous under age titles.

PAT RYAN, 24, Farm Labourer, 6', 14sl.·· County I.H .. IF. CountyJ.F. and U/21 'B' football. 2 Croseo Cups, West I.H., I.F., West U/2 1 'A' hurling.

JOHN McGRATH, 21, Farm labourer, 5'8', l1st7Ibs.·· Rice Cup, U/21 Counly, 2 West Minor titles, I West U/21, County Minor 'B' football. Numerous under age West titles, U/12 and U/14.

GER FARREll, 20, Store Manager. 6', list 7Ibs.·· 2 West minors, County U/21 and County Minor 'B' football. Various West under age litles.

FERGAL HENEY, 19, Student, 6T, 13s1.·· All Ireland M.H, title, Munster medal holder. 2 Minor West H. Number of under age titles U/12, U/14 U/16.

EOIN MORRISSEY, 17, Student, 5'9", 1 lsI. 7Ibs.·· Represented County Ul16. Nenagh Co·op winners Tony Forristal U/14 winners. West M.H. title, Various school litles wllh Cashel CBS.

DECLAN CROSSE, 25, Engineer, 5'11", 12sl.·· County I.H" U/21 F titles, West Ul1210 Ul21ltlles. County Feile and Munster Feile Iitles. 4 County U/14 tilles, Vanous West and County under age. Fitzgibbon Cup and Dean Ryan Cup, Nenagh Co·op win.

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20 KICKHAMS U/14 CHAMPIONS 1985 (I.r.) Ger Browne, Kevin Farrell, D. Crosse, P. Ryan, O. Cussen, K. Horgan, T. Ryan. A. O'Dwyer, J. McCormack, Pat Butler J. Hayes, T. O'Brien. V. Kelly, P. Morrissey, M. O'Dwyer, J. Morrissey, T. Murphy. G. Butler, T. Farrell, C. Ryan, l. Hourigan.

CAPPAWHITE U/14 FOOTBALL 1984 (Back I.r.) M Buckley( selector), H Holmes, P. Godfrey. S. Carmody, T. Buckley, D. Funk, J. Hickey, A Coyle. B. Quinn, 1. Buckely, M, Barry, D. Ryan (P) (selector), (Front):· J. Browne, " Clancy, M. Donoghue, M. Harding, T Fitzgibbon, D. Hayes. D. Barry, P. Barry. A. Buckley. 21 Welcome from Cas he I The Club is delighted to be hosting todays novel final clash between Kickhams and Cappawhite. They last met in a final in 1984. Both sides have a good blend of youth and age, and a great evenings hurling is in prospect. An added dimension to this evenings final is the fact that the losers will have to lake on Clonoulty/Rossmore for the right to be the second team to represent West Tipperary in the County Senior Hurling Quarter­ Finals. I also wish to thank the West Board officials, Seamus and Jerry Ring for their help in producing this programme. I thank all our contributors and I ask you to support our sponsors and advertisers. You are all most welcome to Cashel of the Kings and may you have an entertaining, sporting evening,

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Snippets KnockavillaJKi ckhams have contested 11 West Senior finals in succession between 1946 and 1960 and winning 12 in a 15 year spell. Cappa white and Kickhams have played in two West Senior fmals. If) 1962 and 1984. Cappa white were successful on both occasions. 22 (Back):- Christy Ryan, Tommy Keane, Eamonn Ryan, Pat Higgins, Roger Kennedy, Tony Doherty, I. Butler, Paudie Slattery, Tommy Slattery, Dan Ryan, Jimmy Hayes. (Front):- Willie Crowe (capt.), Pat Carroll, James Hanly, Martin McGrath, John Farrell, Tony Farrell, Walter Carroll, Paddy Hayes, Mickey Butler.

CAPPAWHITE JUNIOR FOOTBALL TEAM 1984 (I.r.):- J. O'Dwyer. N. Buckley, M. Butler, J.C. Ryan, M. Hickey, S. Ryan (L), J. Barry. G. Buckley. L. Cleary, M. Hayes. T. Coughlan. G. Ryan (D). (Front):- P. Brehany, J. Barry. l. Armshaw, M. Buckley (T), w. Barry, D. Kelly, M. Ryan (T). M. O'Neill, S. Ryan (H), T. Stapleton

23 PATHS TO THE FINAL May 111h Cappawhite 4-14 Golden I Kilfeacle 1-9 May 17th Kickhams '-11 Cashel K.C. 1-9 July 20th Cappawhite 1-14 Cashel K.C. 1-12

July 20th Kickhams 1-4 Clon.lRossmore 2-7 (semi-final) Augusl41h Cappawhite 0-' 6 Arravale/Aherlow 1-9 (semi-final)

~ EADI NG SCORERS; Kickhams (from 2 games total score 2-25) Aidan Buller 2-19; Paul Morrissey 0-2; John McCo rmack 0- ' ; Michael O'Brien 0-1; John O'Brien 0-'; Barry Ryan 0-1 . Cappawhite (from 3 games lotal score 5-44) Eugene O'Neill 4-24; Michael O'Connor 1-1; Pa O'Neill 0-5; Sean Ryan 0-5; Ger Ayan 0-3; Pal O'Neill 0-2; Thomas Costello 0·2; Sean O'Neill 0-1; GerO'NeiIlO-1.

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24 How the Clubs Compare

KICKHAMS CAPPAWHITE County S.H. titles: None (1) 1987 West S.H. litles: (14) '35; '38 '46, '47 (5) '62 '83 '84 '85 '87 '49, '50, '52, '53, '54, (1) SI. Nicholas '57 '55, '56, '58, '59, '60. (1) SI. Vincent's '6 1. Co. S. F. titles: None None West S.F. tiUes: None (1)1978 County I.H. titles: (1) 1992 None WesILH. titles (1) 1992 None County I.F. titles: (1) 1996 (1)1990 Wesll.F.litles (3) '85, '93, '96. (1) 1990. County J.H. litles None (2) '42, '48. West J.H. titles: (4) '51, '52, '81, '87 (8) '42, '48, '57, '61, '78, '82, (2) Donaskeigh '32, '4 1 '85, '88. (1) Knockavilla '3 1. (1) CappalDonohill '30. county J.H. '8' titles: None None West J. H. 'B' titles: None None County J.F. titles (2) '81, '92 (1) 1977 West J.F. litles (2) '81, '92 (2) '73, '77 (1) K'avilla'Rossmore '30 County J.F. '8' titles: None None West J.F. '8' tiUes None None County M.H. titles: None (1)1965 West M.H. litles: (13) '43, '44, '45, '46, '47, (6) 34, '35, '65, '66, '71, '95 '5 1, '55, '79, '84, '90, '91, (3) Brian 80rus '37, '38. '39 '93, '94. (4) Cappa-Eire 09 '57, 62, (1) InvinciblesKickiGol. '41. '77, '78. County M.H. '8' titles None None West M.H. '8' titles: None None County M.F. litles: None None West M.F. titles: (1) 1979 None County M.F. '8' titles: (1) 1992 None West M.F. 'B' titles (1) 1992 (2) '85, '94 County U121H. titles: (2) '67, '94 (1)1965 (1) Cappa/Eire 09 1977 West u/21 H. lilies: (5) '66, '67, '86, (2) '65, '68. '93, '94 (4) Cappa/Eire 09 '62, '77, '78, '80 (2) Cappa/Salahead '74, '75 County U/2 1 '8' litles: None None Wesl U/2 1 '8' titles: None (1) 1995 County Ul21 F, titles: None None West u/21 F. titles: None None West u/21 F. titles None (1) Cappa/Eire 091981 Co. u/21 F. '8' titles: (1) 1991 None West U/21 '8' titles: (1) 1991 (1) 1996. 25 (C ~ (C WIb®ll~~mll~ PAT O'DONOGHUE Sales Representative Tempiemore Road, Thuries, Co. Tipperary Telephone: 0504-21022 Fax: 0504-23180 Mobile: 087-468499 Best Wishes to Both Teams in the West Final

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Donohill, Tipperary. Phone: (062) 76111 Wishing Both Teams the Best o(Luck 26 Two Cappawhite men hold Cork County Senior Hurling Championship medals, John Kelly, hurling with UCC in 1970 and Conor Ryan (H) with St. Finbarr's in 1993.

Willie Dwyer was the first Chairman of the West Board and the S.H.C. Cup is named in his honour. Kickhams last West S.H. title was in 1960 in Golden. Bill Hayes was the successful captain.

Cappawhite's last West Senior Hurling title came in 1987. John "Fox" O'Neill was the winning captain and they subsequently became the first West divisional side to win the County title in 44 years.

Fergal Horgan holds a Tony Forristal (All-Ireland U/14), a Nenagh Co-Op Tournament (All-Ireland u/16) and an All Ireland Minor medal. He is Tipp Minor's net-minder for the third year in succession.

Four of Cappawhite's panel. Anthony O'Neill, Pa O'Neill, Ger O'Neill and Ger Ryan (B) hold West Senior Hurling titles.

Today's captain, Kevin Farrell, also captained the Kickham Minors 10 a West 'A' title in 1990 against Cashel.

Lar Cleary won the All-Ireland Poc Fada U/14 in 1982, he was also a Tipperary Minor for three years.

John Farrell. father at Kevin, Tony and Ger on the Kickham panel holds a record 12 west S.H.C. medals from 1946 to 1960. He also won an All-Ireland Minor medal with Tipp in 1947.

Eugene O'Neill. scorer of 4-24 in the Championship so lar, won the Examiner's Youth Hurler of the Year for 1996.

Kickhams manager, Joe McGrath, has the distinction of coaching three Senior Inter-County teams, Cork, Limerick and Watei1ord, spanning three decades. He also coached the magnificent Blackrock club side to three All-Ireland lilies in the 1970's.

Cappa's three wise men, John 'Fox' O'Neill, John Ryan (P), and Michael Buckley played in the full-back line in the mid eighties.

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28 THIRD WEST FINAL MEETING OF CAPPAWHITE AND KICKHAMS

oday is the 68th West Tipp Senior Hurling Final but is only the third meeting of Kickhams and Cappawhile at this stage of the Championship with the score standing two-nil to Cappawhite. The Tsides first met in the final in 1962 when the game went to a replay and Cappawhite won handily at the second attempt. The most recent meeting was in Centenary Year, 1964, when the learns met at Sean Treacy Park. Aller Kickhams looked good alone stage in the game, they were eventually beaten by eight points, 2·18 to 3·7. II is interesting to note the survivors from '84. On the Cappawhile team Anthony O'Neill played centre-back in '84. Ger Ryan (8) was wing-forward, Ger O'Neill full-forward with Eugene Maguire on his right and Pa O'Neill on his left. Sean Hennessy and Lar Cleary were listed on the subs. Paudie Slattery played at number two in 1984 and remarkably he is the only Kickham sUlVivor from the first fifteen of thirteen years ago. Tony Farrell was listed on the subs then. Paudie Slattery is today contesting his fifth West Final having been on the losing side in the previous four. Jimmy Hayes, who played full-back for Kickhams in 1984, now plays in the same position for the Monaghan team managed by his first cousin, . THE 1984 LINE-OUTS: Cappawhite: Danny O'Neill, Simon Ryan, Mike Buckley, John 'Fox' O'Neill, Noel Buckley, Anthony O'Neill. Brendan Hennessy, Martin McDermott, Deasun Hennessy, , Conor Ryan (H), Ger Ryan (B), Eugene Maguire, Ger O'Neill, Pa O'Neill. Sub.: Eamonn Ryan (B) for Deasun Hennessy. Kickhams: John Farrell, Paudie Slattery, Jimmy Hayes, Donal Kennedy, John Slattery, Dominic Hayes. Donal Morrissey, Bill Hayes, Paddy Hayes, Eamonn Browne. Martin McGrath, Walter Carroll, Nicky Green, Christy Ryan, Tony Doherty. Subs.: Danny Morrissey for Nicky Greene, Gerry Morrissey for Tony Doherty and Sean Alley for Paddy Hayes.

Best Wishes to both teams from Tony Lacey -Ballydine Bar &Lounge 29 West Tipp Senior Hurling Finals Yea' Wi nner s Runners-up V enue Referee 1930 Clonoulty 4-1 Sorohead t-t Golden M. Dargan, Cashel 1931 Clonoully 5·3 Newport 3-4 Cashel J. Hennessy. Emly 1932 Clonoulty 6-2 DonohilllCappa 3-2 BaUydine Wm. O'Dwyer, K'avilla 1933 Clonoulty 3·4 DonohilllCappa 2-2 Tipperary J.J. Woods, Tipperary 1934 Casher K.C. 2·5 Cusacks (C'oulty) 0-' Knockavilla J. Ryan, Hollyford 1935 Kickhams 7·4 Donohill4-1 Donaskeigh J. Hennessy, Emly 1936 Cashel K.C. 6·2 Golden 4·' cronoutly J. Hennessy, Ernly 1937 Cashel K.C. 2-4 Clonoulty \-\ Golden Wm. O'Dwyer, O'skelgh 1938 Kickhams 3·3 Eire Og ,., Cashel M. Burke, Cashel 1939 Cashel K.C. 4-3 Solohead 3·' Golden J.J. Woods, Tipperary 1940 Cashel K.C. 5·' Clonoulty 3-3 Oundrum W. O'Donnell, Golden 1941 Eire 09 4-4 Golden 3-6 Tipperary J. Hennessy, Emly 1942 Eire 09 8-3 Gallee Avs. 3-0 Tipperary J.J. Woods, Tipperary 1943 Eire 09 8-1 Cappawhlte 3-2 Dundrum J,J. Woods, Tipperary 1944 Eire 09 7-5 Cashel3-1 Dundrum, T. Hammersley, C'oulty 1945 Cashel4-5 Eire 091-3 Cashel T. Hammersley, C'oulty 1946 Kickhams 5-3 Eire 09 4-2 Golden T, Hammersley, C'oulty 1947 Kickhams 5-3 Eire 09 2-3 Golden C, O'Brien, Tipperary 1948 Cashel3-6 Kickhams 3-4 Golden W. O'Donnell, Golden 1949 KiCkhams 5-9 Golden 4-2 Clonoulty T. Hammersley, C'oully 1950 KiCkhams 2·5 Cashel2-0 Tipperary l. Quinn, Bansha 1951 Clonoulty 3-2 Kickhams 0·3 Cashel W. O'Donnell, Golden 1952 Kickhams 4-7 Clonoully 3·4 Clonoulty T, Semple, Thurles 1953 Kickhams 2-7 Clonoulty 0·4 Cashel T Semple, Thurles 1954 Klckhams 2·8 Clonoulty 0-2 Cashel M. Coady, Cashel 1955 Kickhams 7-3 Cashel5-7 Golden J. Currivan, Golden 1956 Kickhams 6·5 Golden 2-3 Cashel T, Hammersley C'oulty 1957 51 Nich.lCappa.s.8 Cashel 3-6 Dundrum P. Fraser, Tipperary Glengar/Soloh, 1958 KiCkhams 8-8 Golden 2-2 Cashel J. Stapleton, Solohead 1959 Kickhams 3·5 Rossmore 2-7 Cashel J. Devitt, Cashel 1960 Kickhams 2·8 Solo head '·6 Golden Thomas Foran, Cafrlck 1961 SI Vincenls 4-7 Solo head '·7 Cashel T Landers, Golden (Eire OgiCappa) 1962 Cappawhlte 5·8 Klckhams 2-1 Golden p, Ryan, Bohenahan (replay after draWing 1-4 each) 1963 SI. Patrick's 5·3 Suir Avs, 1-7 Golden J. DeVIl!, Cashel (lattln/Solohead) (Golden/GaUee) 1964 Eire 09 2-7 Cappawhlte 1-8 Anacarty J. Moloney, Bansha 1965 Cashel2-19 Eire Og 5-3 Golden J. Moloney, Bansha 1966 Arravale Rvs. 2·4 Golden 0-8 Dundrum J Moloney, Bansha 1967 Eire 09 5-4 Arravale Rvs. 2·7 Clonoully J Moloney, Sansha (Nole: There was a lale venue SWitch because Dundrum was flooded) 1968 Sean Treacys 5·6 Eire 09 5-4 Dundrum W. Sweeney, Moyne 1969 Golden 1·13 Arravale rvs. 2·7 Tipperary S. O'Meara, Lorrha 1970 Arravale Rvs. 1·1 3 Golden 1-6 Golden MI. Ryan, Mltchelstown 1971 Cashel5-9 Lattin/Cullen 1·5 Golden l. Walsh, Golden 30

= Year Winners Runners·up Venue Referee 1972 Golden 5·8 Cashel2·6 Dundrum P. Verdon, Solohead 1973 Sean T reacys 1·8 Eire Og 0-8 Cashel B. Hayes Pallasgreen 1974 Sean Treacys 4- I a Golden 0·6 Dundrum J. Collins, Clonmel 1975 Cashel0·18 Sean Treacys O· 13 Clonoulty J. Moloney, Bansha 1976 Cashel2·9 Cappawhite 2·5 Emly G. Ryan, Lallin 1977 Sean Treacys 4·14 Kickhams 0-9 Golden, G. Ryan, Lallin 1978 Sean Treacys 3· 13 Cappawhite 3-3 Tipperary B. Carroll, Clonmel 1979 Sean Treacys 3-16 Cappawhite 2·9 Bansha J. Moloney, Bansha 1980 Cashel2-13 Sean Treacys 2-1 1 Dundrum W. Morrissey, Ki'hams (Replay and extra time after drawing 0-15 each) 1981 Eire Og 0- 14 Cappa white 0-7 Clonoulty S. Ryan, Golden 1982 Sean Treacys 1-15 EireOgl.12 Emly P. Lonergan, Bansha 1983 Cappawhite 4-10 Cashel ' -6 Golden L. O'Dwyer, Eire Og 1984 Cappawhite 2·18 Kickhams 3-7 Tipperary G. Ryan, Lattin 1985 Cappawhite 1-10 Cashel0-9 Bansha P. Lonergan, Bansha 1986 Eire Og 2-9 Golden 1-10 Dundrum G. Ryan, Lattin 1987 Cappawhite 4- I 5 Clonoulty 3-1 0 Cashel A. Ryan, Cashel 1988 Cashell-12 Kickhams 1-4 Cappawhite P. Russell, Emly 1989 Clonouny 3-20 Cappawhite 4-6 Emly J. Moloney, Bansha 1990 Cashel2-12 Clonouny 0-15 Golden P. Russell, Emly 1991 Cashel0-12 Cappawhite 0-8 Clonou!ty J. Kennedy, Clonoully 1992 Clonoulty 2·1 5 Cashell-11 Bansha P. Lonergan, Bansha 1993 Cashel2-15 Kickhams 2-12 Tipperary P. Russell, Emly 1994 Cashel K.C. 2-12 Clonoulty/R.l-8 Dundrum C. O'Sullivan. Arravale (Replay aft er drawing Cashel 1-16, Clonoully 2· 13) 1995 Cashel K.C. 2-11 Kickhams 0- ' 0 Cappawhite R. Barry, Cappawhile CAREW Investments Ltd. INVESTMENT & PENSION CONSULTANT MORTGAGES & SCHOOL FEES

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