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FÁILTE

Fáilte ón gCathaoirleach

A dhaoine uaisle, I would like to place on record our thanks to sponsors: Thar ceann an Coiste na Mí, ba mhaith liom fáilte a Senior Hurling - Ted Murtagh Clothing & chur romhaibh go léir chuig Footwear, Trim an ócáid speisialta seo í Páirc Intermediate Hurling - Hanley’s Clean Meals Tailteann. Ba mhaith liom Junior Hurling - K Windows and Doors fáilte ó chroí a chur roimh na h-imreoirí, na bhainisteoirí, Minor Hurling - LMFM na h-oifigigh, agus lucht ta- These businesses have a strong connection with the caíochta go dtí Páirc Tailteann in- county, and I acknowledge their loyal and ongoing niu igcomhair na cluichí ceannais support. I also want to thank everyone on our County iomána mhionúir agus sinseareach. C.C.C. for their efforts in organising the fixture programme. I would also thank our County Secretary I would like to welcome all the GAA Mairead Delaney for her work in the general running supporters from across the county and beyond of our County Committee. to Páirc Tailteann this weekend for the K Windows & Doors Junior 2 & Junior, Hanley’s Clean Meals Inter- Also, I thank the groundsmen at Páirc Tailteann/Dun- mediate, LMFM Minor, and the Ted Murtagh’s Trim ganny John McBride and Eugene McBride who has Senior Hurling Championship finals. It is a special prepared the pitches to be in perfect condition for today for the members of the Boardsmill, Dunderry, day’s games and across the year with our wide-rang- Kilmessan, Ratoath, Wolfe Tones, and Trim clubs and ing number of teams playing our games. Our head I hope you have a special and rememberable day. steward Jim Cooney and his team have done another immaculate job in ensuring the smooth running of This weekend sees the culmination of these our games all year and once again today they are very championships with the showpiece senior final fea- visible and are there to help and assist the supporters turing the traditional powerhouse of Trim versus one in every way they can. of the most up and coming clubs in Meath in Ratoath. I hope that the Senior final lives up to expectations I wish to commend the PR/Marketing Committee, led and the tremendous tradition carried by both clubs by the hard-working PRO Ciarán Flynn, for continues. I congratulate both clubs on their producing today’s match programme and for all their achievements this season and wish them the best of work throughout the year promoting our games. luck in the decider. Likewise, I would like to thank our Management Committee for all their work within their different The Intermediate Final sees Boardsmill and Wolfe remits. My colleagues on the Hurling Development Tones contest a game that all neutrals are waiting and Promotion Committee must also be commended eagerly to see. This final will see a lot of young guns for their tireless efforts in promoting the game of hitting the field in their first final and we wish all the hurling. Especially Colin Brennan and John Andrews youngsters especially well in the IHC final. who travelled with our county teams this year. I hope The Minor Finals this weekend sees Trim face you all have an enjoyable day as your club battles for Ratoath and which will be a great curtain raiser to the the pride of the parish in what the cut and thrust of Senior final. I wish both teams, their the championship brings. management teams, and clubs all the best and hope And finally, I sincerely thank all our patrons for their that these young players make the most of the ongoing support, and I hope and trust that you will occasion and treat us all to an enjoyable game. thoroughly enjoy today’s action. I wish to acknowledge our officials for today’s games; Tá súil agam go mbainfidh sibh sult agus the referees, linesmen, umpires, and taitneamh as na gcluichí. Cuir thus leis na gcluichí!!! sideline officials who will all play their part. To officiate in any capacity at a County Final is as an Le meas, important honour and achievement. Mairtín Ó h-Allmhúráin Cathaoirleach Coiste Iomána na Mí 5 MEATH GAA CHAMPIONSHIPS 2020

FEATURE Michael ‘Harry’ Connor Stalwart of Meath Hurling

Michael ‘Harry’ Connor is a legend in Trim and Meath GAA’s history. He started playing juvenile football and hurling in the early 1960s. He progressed through the grades and by 1970 he was an established member of the senior teams in each code. He was an accomplished footballer and featured in the 1971 campaign that brought the club to the senior semi-final. There they faced the Kilbride side of Quinn renown and lost by two points. Peter Darby presents Michael ‘Harry’ Connor with the first-ever Trim GAA Club Hall of Fame Award Hurling was Harry’s love. He was an established senior hurler as Trim went into the 1970s. Having The Trim senior team was making great progress reached the Intermediate level in 1970, three years but never won the championship during his reign. later in 1973 Trim were ready to go back senior. Thus he was denied the great honour of presenting Harry was centre-half-back as Trim beat Kells. the Jubilee Cup to a Trim captain. When Trim won This was a good team and through the mid 70s the title in 1987 Harry’s term had ended and Finian Harry was a bulwark at centre half. Englishby had taken over. It didn’t trouble Harry as he worked behind the scenes during a great era By this stage Harry had taken over the Under 14 for the club. He was a selector on the senior team and 16 teams. Slowly but surely Trim worked their throughout this Golden Era for the club. From 1985 way up the ladder. They won a U-14 title in 1976 and to 2001 Trim were always competitive in the cham- U-16 title in 1978. This was the first sign of a revival pionship and Harry was happy as he saw some of at U-16 level. Trim won a great tussle with Athboy his U-14, U-16 and minor players mature into top on a score of 6-04 to 4-09. From that day onwards notch seniors. He was a major force in organising hurling improved in the town. the Féile na nGael tournament. This was and is a Harry had a unique way of running the campaigns. wonderful tournament for U-14 hurlers and camo- He took the sessions in the early stages but as gie players. Ironically, Seán Colgan, his cousin, was semi-finals and finals approached he got a senior Hurling Board chairman in the 1990s. Both have hurler or two to finish off the job. Trim had a great been inducted into the club’s Hall of Fame. run in the minor grade in 1983 and 84. Harry was In later years Harry was to be seen at most hurling assisted by Kevin Murray, Ted Murtagh, Johnny and football games the teams played. His health McEvoy, George McCaffrey, Seanie Gantley, Martin failed him but he fought his illness bravely. Al- Dunne and others. Unfortunately most of these though not well he attended most functions in the warriors have passed. However they can be proud clubhouse and was able to attend the function at of the players they turned out. Some of them went which he was inducted into the Hall of Fame. He to win nine senior championships. Harry witnessed was such a steady hand in the development hurling all nine. in Meath and dutifully, so the Man-of-the-Match In the early 1980s Harry was selected to the chair award is now named after him. of the Meath Hurling Board. He was very successful as all clubs agreed that he was a fair adjudicator. 6 MEATH GAA CHAMPIONSHIPS 2020

FEATURE

Ratoath bid to be the By Noel Coogan third double club

With Ratoath bidding to add the 2020 opponents fielded an ineligible player. Meath Senior Hurling Championship to However, the appeal was unsuccessful and the the Senior Football Championship title Brews Hill club celebrated a famous feat. already in the bag, let’s look back at the The O’Mahonys teams in the finals were: achievements of the two double winners, Navan O’Mahonys in 1985 and Kilmessan Football - Donal Smyth; Brian Smith, Damien in 1939. Sheridan, Donal Finnegan;Brendan Murray, Brian Reilly, Timmy Creavin; Joe Cassells, Skryne were O’Mahonys’ opponents in the DavidBeggy; Gary O’Hare, Eamon Dunphy, 1985 SFC final and the Tara side went into the Michael Downes; Finian Murtagh, BenTansey, Páirc Tailteann tussle as hot favourites. After Davy Nelson. Sub - Paul Mallon for O’Hare. Skryne led by 0-5 to 0-3 at the break, the town team took control in the second half to win Hurling - Paul Matthews; Fergus Duffy, Liam by 0-10 to 0-7. Midfielder Joe Cassells was Galavan, Noel Quirke;Philip Ward, Brendan the man-of-the-match, Finian Murtagh and Ryan, Mick Dinneen; Joe Cassells, Gerry Michael Downes starred in the attack with Kelly;Donal Mitchell, Justin McCarthy, Mick returns of four and three points respectively Flynn; Tom Kinsella, Simon Murphy, Sean while full-back Damien Sheridan was the McKeigue. Sub -Ben Tansey for Duffy. victorious captain. The first part of Kilmessan’s 1939 double O’Mahonys qualified for their first SHC final was achieved of that year when their hurlers with a ‘semi’ success over Rathmolyon and in defeated Trim by 1-5 to 1-3 in wet conditions the title decider played in wet and windy condi- at Páirc Tailteann. Trim led by 1-2 to 0-0 at the tions at St Loman’s Park on the last Sunday break but 1-3 from Joe Loughran helped to of November, Killyon were overcome by 1-8 to turn the tide in the second half. 1-6. Favoured by the elements, the Navan side The double was not completed until March 10, built up a 1-7 to 0-1 interval advantage and 1940 when Kilmessan outscored Kells by 2-9 then held off a strong Killyon comeback. Dual to 1-5 at the county grounds. The game was star Joe Cassells was in top form at midfield not a final in the true sense of the word for had alongside Gerry Kelly while another noted ex- Kells won, the sides would have met again to ponent of both codes, Ben Tansey, did not join decide the title winners. the action until the last 10 minutes because Although Meath reached the All-Ireland SFC of a back ailment. Sean McKeigue was the final in 1939, club football in the county was winners’ captain and Donal Mitchell was the in a shambles at the time. The 1938 champi- main marksman with six points. ons Navan Gaels did not defend the title and After being presented with the Jubilee went out of existence while the Meath Chron- Cup, O’Mahony’s had to survive an objec- icle reported that Kilmessan disbanded the tion from Killyon, who claimed that their football part of their club after the double was completed. 7 MEATH GAA CHAMPIONSHIPS 2020

By Noel Coogan

O’Mahony’s Centenary Celebrations for the 1985 Senior Hurling & Senior Football Championship Teams.

Hurling Team L to R. Back: Liam Kerrane (Mentor), Tom Reilly, Christy Moffett, Pauric O’Brien, Gary O’Hare, Paul Tansey (Representing Ben Tansy), John Norris. Centre: Derek Smith (Representing Martin Smith), Tom Donohue & Louis Kinsella (Mentors), Donal Smyth, Simon Murphy, Tom Kinsella, Mick Flynn, Donal Mitchell, Justin McCarthy, Joe Cassells, Mick Dineen. Front: Rosie Nelson (Representing John Nelson), Philip Ward, Noel Quirke, Fergus Duffy, Sean McKeigue (Capt), Liam Galvin, Paul Matthews and Brendan Ryan. Photo: John Quirke / www.quirke.ie

One of Navan Gaels’ top players, Tommy ‘Boil- er’ McGuinness was part of both Kilmessan teams while Tony and Pat Donnelly and Joe Loughran were among the other star men.

Kilmessan teams in the 1939 finals were; Hurling - T McGuinness, M Brien, W Donnelly, T Madden, P Donnelly, T Donnelly, J Loughran, J Maguire, J O’Neill, C Gillen, T Costello, J Clarke, C Butterly, T Loughran, P Bohan.

Football - W Donnelly, T Costello, C Butterly, T McGuinness, J Harford, B Gorman, P Donnelly, L Geraghty, J Loughran, T Newman, T Gannon, T Donnelly, J Allen, J Maguire, J Madden. 8 MEATH GAA CHAMPIONSHIPS 2020

FEATURE

Noel Keating’s contribution to the welfare of Meath hurling By Noel Coogan

Coming to Meath from his native the Kiltale club. He featured in the forwards Tipperary in the sixties, Noel Keating for the Junior and Intermediate Championship contributed a lot to the welfare of hurling successes of 1971 and ‘72. in his adopted county, being part of In the 1971 JHC final in Trim, Baconstown notable successes at the club and were defeated by 0-11 to 1-7 with Patsy Curley inter-county levels. top-scoring with eight points. It was the first Noel was originally from Ballyneill near title in the grade for Kiltale since 1953 and Carrick-on-Suir in the Premier County (the Paddy Kelly starred in both winning sides. same parish as the famous Mick Hogan) and Noel Keating sent over two points in the ‘71 he played with the Carrick Swans club before decider. ‘emigrating’ to Meath in 1963. Keating played The promoted team quickly made their mark with Trim without any notable success before in the intermediate grade and in the 1972 IHC getting married in 1968 and transferring to which was not concluded until April of the following year Kiltale trounced Gaeil Colm- cille by 3-11 to 0-2 at St Loman’s Park to take the title. Harry Donovan netted the three goals and Paddy Kelly and Tommy Cummins were other shining stars. After his playing career ended, Keating turned his hands to coaching with very satisfying re- sults. He was coach and selector when Kiltale made the big breakthrough with their first Senior Championship triumph in 1982 and when they retained possession of the Jubilee Cup the following year. In the 1982 Meath SHC final both Kiltale and Rathmolyon were bidding to win the title for the first time and it was the side captained by Paddy Kelly junior who took the honours with a 3-7 to 2-6 victory. After the game-winning coach Noel Keating described the match as open and exciting and a good advertisement for hurling in Meath. The same teams clashed in the 1983 title decider, again played at St Loman’s Park, Trim, and Peter Farrell led Kiltale to a 0-11 to 1-5 success. Noel Keating 9 MEATH GAA CHAMPIONSHIPS 2020

Sean Colgan in background with Noel Keating of presentation at Ruislip of All-Ireland ‘B’ Hurling Championship

Bizarrely, the 1983 Jubilee Cup decider was The Kiltale clubman was the efficient PRO of followed by a National Hurling League game in the Meath Hurling Board for a few years in the which Meath defeated Cavan by 5-25 to 1-2 in late ‘80s - early ‘90s period. The highlight of a farcical encounter. that stint was the All-Ireland B Championship victory in London when he was also a selector Keating ventured into county team manage- with manager John Davis. ment in the mid-eighties when taking charge of the Meath under-21 hurlers in 1985. and Looking back on his many years of involve- helped them win five ‘special’ Leinster titles. ment with hurling in the Royal County, Noel There was also an All-Ireland triumph in 1999 Keating picked out Kiltale’s first SHC title tri- with Kerry being defeated in a closely umph in 1982 and Meath’s B success 11 years contested final at Toomevara, Co Tipperary. later after a few near misses among the most pleasant memories. Noel became Meath’s junior hurling team manager in 1997 and he steered them to Of course, the All-Ireland victories by his All-Ireland glory in ‘98 and ‘99 with Monaghan native Tipperary in recent decades also and Tyrone defeated in the title deciders. brought a lot of satisfaction. Among his assistants in that period was current Waterford senior boss Liam Cahill, another Tipperary-native, who helped out with the training of the players. 10 MEATH GAA CHAMPIONSHIPS 2020

ROLL OF HONOUR

SHC Roll of Honour Winners

Year Winner Opponent Year Winner Opponent 2019 Kildalkey 1-13, 1-17 (R) Kiltale 1-13, 0-11 (R) 1960 Trim Ratoath 2018 Kiltale 2-18 Trim 2-14 1959 Trim 2017 Kiltale 1-15 Kildalkey 1-14 1958 Boardsmill Kiltale 2016 Kiltale 0-17 Killyon 1-13 1957 Trim 2015 Kiltale 2-15 Kildalkey 0-12 1956 Trim 2014 Kiltale 1-25 Trim 0-12 1955 Trim 2013 Kilmessan 2-16 Longwood 0-11 1954 St Patrick’s Trim 2012 Kiltale 1-14 Killyon 0-14 1953 St Patrick’s Trim 2011 Kildalkey 3-11 Navan O’Mahony’s 0-10 1952 Trim 2010 Kildalkey 1-21 Kilmessan 2-13 1951 Kildalkey 2009 Kildalkey 1-19 St. Peter’s, Dunboyne 2-8 1950 Trim 2008 Kilmessan 0-13 Kildalkey 0-8 1949 Trim 2007 Kiltale 1-8 Kilmessan 0-9 1948 KILMESSAN 2006 Rathmolyon 2-14 St. Peter’s, Dunboyne 2-12 1947 KILMESSAN 2005 Killyon 2-9 Kildalkey 0-7 1946 KILMESSAN 2004 Kilmessan 1-12 Trim 2-6 1945 KILMESSAN 2003 Kilmessan 1-13 St. Peter’s, Dunboyne 2-8 1944 KILMESSAN 2002 Kilmessan 1-14 St. Peter’s, Dunboyne 0-13 1943 KILMESSAN 2001 Trim 1-13 Dunderry 0-8 1942 Trim 2000 Trim w/o Kilmessan scr 1941 Trim 1999 Kilmessan 3-10 Killyon 1-8 1940 Trim 1998 Trim Kilmessan 1939 Kilmessan 1997 Kilmessan 1-18 Rathmolyon 1-7 1938 Null and Void 1996 Rathmolyon 0-10 Kilmessan 1-2 1937 Kilmessan 1995 Trim 2-10 Kilmessan 0-8 1936 Longwood 1994 Trim 1-7 Kilmessan 0-7 1935 Trim 1993 Rathmolyon 2-14 Wolfe Tones 4-7 1934 Kilmessan 1992 Trim 2-11 Kilmessan 0-12 1933 Kilmessan 1991 Killyon 2-9 Trim 1-11 1932 Erin’s Own 1990 Kilmessan 0-11 Kildalkey 0-6 1931 Erin’s Own 1989 Trim 4-5 Kilmessan 2-5 1930 Erin’s Own 1988 Trim 2-6 Kildalkey 2-5 1929 Athboy 1987 Trim 0-8 Athboy 0-6 1928 Athboy 1986 Navan O’Mahony’s 4-8 Athboy 3-7 1927 Kilmessan 1985 Navan O’Mahony’s 1-8 Killyon 1-6 1926 Athboy 1984 Killyon 6-3 Rathmolyon 1-9 1925 Kilmessan 1983 Kiltale 0-11 Rathmolyon 1-5 1924 Athboy 1982 Kiltale 3-7 Rathmolyon 2-6 1923 Kilmessan 1981 Killyon Athboy 1922 Kilmessan 1980 Killyon Kildalkey 1921 Trim 1979 Killyon Boardsmill 1920 Trim 1978 Kilmessan Boardsmill 1919 Trim 1977 Kilmessan Athboy 1918 Killyon 1976 Kilmessan Boardsmill 1917 Null and Void 1975 Boardsmill Kilmessan 1916 Trim Kilskyre 1974 Boardsmill 1915 Trim 1973 Boardsmill 1914 St. Peter’s, Dunboyne 1972 Athboy Kilmessan 1913 St. Peter’s, Dunboyne 1971 Boardsmill 1912 St. Peter’s, Dunboyne 1970 Athboy 1911 St. Peter’s, Dunboyne 1969 Kilmessan Ratoath 1910 Kilmessan 1968 Athboy Ratoath 1909 Kilmessan 1967 Athboy Ratoath 1908 St. Peter’s, Dunboyne 1966 Athboy 1907 Kilmessan 1965 Kilmessan St. Peter’s, Dunboyne 1906 Navan Young Irelands 1964 Boardsmill St. Peter’s, Dunboyne 1905 Navan Young Irelands 1963 Ratoath St. Peter’s, Dunboyne 1904 Navan Young Irelands 1962 Drumree St. Peter’s, Dunboyne 1903 Navan Young Irelands 1961 Kilmessan Longwood 1902 Navan Hibernians

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ROLL OF HONOUR

IHC Roll of Honour Winners

Year Winner Year Winner Year Winner 2019 Clann na nGael 2000 Boardsmill 1980 St Peter’s Dunboyne 2018 Na Fianna 1999 St Peter’s Dunboyne 1979 O’Mahony’s 2017 O’Mahony’s 1998 Longwood 1978 Kiltale 2016 Ratoath 1997 O’Mahony’s 1977 Killyon 2015 Clann na nGael 1996 Gaeil Colmcille 1976 Donaghmore 2014 Dunderry 1995 Longwood 1975 Rathmolyon 2013 Blackhall Gaels 1994 Kilskyre 1974 Gaeil Colmcille 2012 Rathmolyon 1993 O’Mahony’s 1973 Trim 2011 Boardsmill 1992 Wolfe Tones 1972 Kiltale 2010 Drumree 1991 Dunderry 1971 Kildalkey 2009 Longwood 1990 Boardsmill 1970 O’Mahony’s 2008 Gaeil Colmcille 1989 St Peter’s Dunboyne 1969 Kilskyre 2007 Clann na nGael 1988 Gaeil Colmcille 1968 Longwood 2006 Na Fianna 1987 Dunshaughlin 1967 Moynalvey 2005 Blackhall Gaels 1986 St Peter’s Dunboyne 1966 Baconstown 2004 Clann na nGael 1985 Athboy 1965 Kilskyre 2003 Drumree 1984 Killyon 1964 Longwood 2002 Wolfe Tones 1983 Dunshaughlin 1963 Null and Void 2001 Athboy 1982 Kilskyre 1962 St Peter’s Dunboyne 1961 O’Mahony’s 1960 Kilmessan Top Winners of the SHC

Team Winner Winning Years 1907, 1922, 1925, 1927, 1933, 1934, 1937, 1939, 1943, 1944, 1 Kilmessan 29 1945, 1946, 1947, 1948, 1961, 1962, 1965, 1969, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1990, 1997, 1999, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2008, 2013 1915, 1916, 1919, 1920, 1921, 1935, 1940, 1941, 1942, 1949, 2 Trim 26 1950, 1952, 1955, 1956, 1957, 1959, 1960, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1992, 1994, 1995, 1998, 2000, 2001 3 Kiltale 9 1982, 1983, 2007, 2012, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018 4 Athboy 8 1924, 1926, 1928, 1929, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1972 5 Killyon 7 1918, 1979, 1980, 1981, 1984, 1991, 2005 6 Boardsmill 6 1958, 1964, 1971, 1973, 1974, 1975 7 St. Peter’s, Dunboyne 5 1908, 1911, 1912, 1913, 1914 Kildalkey 5 1951, 2009, 2010, 2011,2019 8 Navan Young Irelands 4 1903, 1904, 1905, 1906 Dunshaughlin 3 1909, 1910, 1923 10 Eirn’s Own 3 1930, 1931, 1932 Rathmolyon 3 1993, 1996, 2006 Navan 2 1985, 1986 O’Mahony’s 13 St. Patrick’s (Amalgaa- 2 1953, 1954 mation) Longwood 1 1936 Ratoath 1 1963 15 Navan 1 1902 Hibernians 23 MEATH GAA CHAMPIONSHIPS 2020

2019 2020

2016 2017 2018

2013 2014 2015

2010 2011 2012