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1992 South Tipperary Senior Hurling Final South Tipperary Senior Hurling Final Match Programme 1992 Coisde• Cl)olJtae , Tl)iobrad AralJlJ Tl)eas SENIOR AND UNDER 21B HURLING FINALS CLONMEL 16-8-1992 Clar Oifigilil: £1.00 PHlt\TED BY SPORT!NG PRESS. CLO',:o.fEL. Tel : (052) 2261l V;ox · (052) :.!5018 . JE.,.OI CLONMEL OIL CO. Waterford Road, Clonmel Suppliers 0/: Winter grade tractor diesel, central heating oil, domestic oils, auto diesel and a full range of lubricants FOR KEENEST PRICES contact: 052-24"'177 (o'f'fice) Reamhra Cuirim faille fe leith do gach einne do cluiche ceannais iomanaioc sinsir. Taim cinnle go rnbeidh ana cluiche againn. ~ yOI) are all very welcome to the South 8' Tipperary Senior Hurling Final between neighbouring parishes, Ballingarry and KiUenaule. I am sure that you all will enjoy an excellent encounter. To add to your entertainment we also present our UI2IS Hurling Final between Ballybaconl Grange and Ballyneale. I thank you the supporters for your loyal support and extend good wishes to the teams, referees and their officials on South Tipperary's big hurling occasion. Seamus O'Coileain, cathaoirleach. , c.L.e.G., Coisle Co. Thiobraid Arann Theas. Chir an Lae 2.00 p.m. Under 21 Hurling B Final .. Baile Beagan/Gniinseach ,t-.o~ ". ;.. -: v :./':" ' Baile Ui Neill Reiteoir: seamus MacCarlhaigh. 3.30 p.m. "' .. .~ Senior Hurling Final .,'" -, Cill Naile '1..,-. • v •• Baile an Ghardha Reiteoir: Liam O'Sairead. The Manager and Staff of ~ • AlB AlB Bank Bank Killenaule Wish Killenaule Team Every Success AlB Bank, Main Street, Killenaule. Tel.: (052) 56214. Best Wishes to Killenaule from P. LAHERT Main Street, Killenaule General Hardware, Builders Provider. Calor Kosangas Dealer, Plumbing. Sanitary Ware, Paints. Wallpapers, Carpets and Furniture. Tel.: (052) 56217 Nicholas Ryan LOUNGE BAR - FUNCTION ROOM Pike Street, Killenaule. Tel.: (052) 56511 South Tipperary Senior Hurling Championships 1992 PATHS TO THE FINAL FIRST ROUND May 24th at Cloneen: Ballingarry 3-10: St. Marys 2-10. Ref.: T Lonergan Mullinahone 1·14: Killenaule 0-10. Rer.: B. While. At Kilshcclan: Swan 2- 10: St. Pats/Ballyneaie 1-8, Ref.: J. Lonergan LOS ERS GROUP June Sih at Monroe: Killenaule 7-\3: 51. Marys 2-3. Ref.: T. Lonergan At Clonmel: Cahir 6-6: 51. Pats/Ballynenle 1-3, Ref .. J. Keane. June 23rd at Monroe: Replay, Cahir 3-8: St. Pats/Ballyneale 1-13. Ref J, Keane. FINAL June 28t h a t Clonmei: Killenaule 4- 13: Cahir 1-8. Rer.: W. Barrell. SEMI-FINALS July 12th at Clonmel: Ballingarry 3- 16: Swan 2-18. Ref.: T Lonergan. Killenaule 1-11: Mullinahone I-II Ref.: W. Barrett. July 26 th at Clonmel: Replay, Killenaulc 4- 12: MuJlinahone 2-6. Ref.: W BarrelL FINAL AugySl16th <It Clonmel: Ballingarry v Killcnaulc. Ref.: W. Barrett. ROLL OF HONOUR: Killenaule have won the championship on 15 occasions as follows: 1916, 193 1, 1932, 1940, 1941. 1942, 1943, 1953, 1954,1955,1961,1963,1988. 1989, 199 1. Ballingarry have been successful on three occasions as follows: 1949, 1980 , 1987. Sean Tobin Mens and Boys Fashions Ltd. OAKVILLE SHOPPING CENTRE, CLONMEL. Tel.: (052) 21368. NEW AUTUMN RANGE OF MENS AND BOYS FASHIONS NOW IN STOCK. All Back·to-School Wear in Stock. ALL LOCAL SCHOOLS CATERED FOR O'Keeffe's THE CARPET SHOP 112 Dillon Street, Clonmel Good Luck to Both Teams CHAINSAWS HUSQVARNA - PARTNER - JONSERED Pat Cleere 7 Dillon Street, Clonmel. Tel.: (052) 24096 (After Hours: 38202) SALES AND SERVICE LAWNMOWERS: HARRY - HONDA - HUSQVARNA Na Reiteoiri Today's games are being handled by two of the South t Division's Senior Referees. Jimmy McCarthy. who will have charge of the Under 21 Final represents the Moyle Rovers Club. lie has been a leading official for many yeurs and has refereed Divisional Finals in all grades. , , Willie Barrett, who represents Ardfinnan and who is the current treasurer of the South Board, is now recognised as one of the Association's leading referees, and his n.1l of honour includes Divisional. COI'n!~' Provincial and All-Ireland finals. Tops for G.A.A. All Around the County Sporlsnews Daily at 11.05, 1.05 and 5.45 p.m. with Seamus Martin. Sports preview on Saturdays with Rualrl Walsh at 12 noon. Resulls: Saturday 5.00 with Llam Clooney. Sunday 6.05 with Seamus Martin. Aon Gno Eile with Michael O'Meara on Saturdays. 5.30 to 7 p.m. - a programme with music and background on the G.A.A. Killenaule '89 KILLENAUU: _ SOUTH SENIOR HU RLING CHAMPIONS 1989 8.tc" ro .... 1/ '0 R ,. M•• rrm fJnll"~, D"H·k H"",.". J P .:iN"'. Md._wi Hr~nrl.ln. ~ ..n H, 1>'" ~wl 11." .... It. n,w A/>t>' ..... J,,,, 0·0...."",. Tom 5/w11ey. W,II., G~,<,><",. Ix.,.,,,, O"C<",,,.,!I, ,\1. ",~'I GJ..on<", ,.,<."" ro.. -(l loR). TurnS""""",,,,, Md~"".&r9"l..'"'''' I .. ",~, Th"md.H."nn." C /I,., I.k·~ H '~" ,John O'[).,.,y,>r. M,"/H' $J""...run, Jimmy BUlw" M"s.w M,lIlm>, P.l ~ Treaty Electric and Co. Ltd. Sarsfield Street, Clonmel. Tel.: (052) 24922124064. (~ Fax: (052) 24501 AUTHORISED OFFICIAL DISTRIBUTOR Telemecanique Electrical Supplies and Fittings Ballingarry '85 Ballmgo rr v5t'nwrlt"om /985. Bock ro ... IV. }fovn. J Mollor. T BUller. (i 111/1<'( J) At'oxll. \1 f 1<1'1), ( Kn)gh \I McGrolli . M J .1 OilS. /) Shtll\-. 1\1 CllO",\ S Bu,h", P ,,"luM,, A Slidh'. \I ,\/rdll If Spo rro .. I Ned Morris Earthmoving Plant · Wh eel Digger · Trucks HOURLY OR CONTRACT RATE TOP QUALITY SAND , GRAVEL AND TRUNKING SUPPLIED. Farm Roadways and Slatted Sheds a Speciality. Wishing Ballingarry Hurlers the Best of Luck on Sunday. Crohane, Killenaule. Tel.: (052) 52200. Mobile: (088) 565214. Ballingarry or Killenaule? The Expert View MY MICHAEL HEVERIN Killenaule won'l want to lose the fmal after putting so much effort into their two games against Mullinahone in the semi-final Those two games, plus the earlier first round game agamst lasl year's Intermediate Champions. could be crucial in KiUeoaule's bid to retain their litle. The dlampons stormed through the losers group after the first rotrd shock at the hands of Mullmahone in Cloneen and then after coming close to defeat again In the seml-Irnal. they responded in the best possible fashion In the replay to win comfortably. That match practice could be the difference between the sides. Killenaule have had five games to dale to Ballingarry's two and in neither game were Ballingarry overly impressive, Ballingarry will be looking to Blondie Ivors and Don Lyons in their bid for their fourth tiUe but the experience of players such as Davy Hearne, Donie O'Connell. Michael Brennan and Joe O'Dwyer may just swing it for KIUenaule and see them to their sixteenth title. BY JOHN GUITON When asked to pen a few lines for this programme on the atmosphere surrounding Killenaule-Ballingarry rivalry my mind wandered back toa personal experience of the vigour and unmitigated paSSion of contests betweeen these two great clubs_ I hasten to add that I never had the pleasure of being what you would call a good nurler, never mind playing in a South Senior hurling fmal, so my lillie piece of reminiscence conerns that of a humble under-age participant in the Killenaule colours. The precise year escapes me, but it was either 76 or '77 and we were lacing Ballingarry In a round of the South minor championship, in Fethard. It sticks in my mind for a variety of reasons. not least the fact that it poured cats and dogs for most of the hour, and I was marking Michael Sparrow and got the proverbial hurling lesson from the then left-half-back, with whom I later became quite friendly as we worked within yards of each other. Indeed, I wish him well today in his quest lor a Mid-Senior medal with Thursles Sarslields My most vivid memory of that game, however, was not that we lost by a lew pOints but the sheer tenacity and legitimate phYSical force of the contest You were either in It or you were notl I was notl It had everything you could think of, savoury and unsavoury, and I can tell you if we had physios at that time they would have been working overtimel Some of the modern sportswriters would probably have described it as sheer tribalism. And, sure, they would be close to the markl Yet, when it was all over, it wasall over, tike many a contest before it, and after iI, and If the rivalry became over-intense it was always put down by either side as an integral part of the special atmosphere that prevails between two neighbouring clubs who know each other sowell As we face into tOOay's final the enthusiasm is every bit as infectious in both parishes as in the past. and stilt whatever happens on the field of play there is an almost tangible healthy respect between the clubs You will find players and oHicials mingling freely , in a SOCial capacity wherever they meet, whether il be in Killenaule or Ballingarry, a situation that IS unlikely to ever change regardless 01 the heavy banter that may go on. I! musl not be forgotten that they bring a huge appeal to hurling in the division too, and ample proof of that was seen in the record gale receipts of the South Board when the learns last met in the '87 final. Today could see Iherecord broken. , Rualn Walsh, Tlpp FM Radio . .. " , 11.. The clash of Killenaule and Balllngarry in thiS year's South Senior Hurling fina l IS eagerly awaited, not only In Ihese two neighbouring panshes.
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