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Co. Tipperary Senior Football Final 11atch Prograrnn1e 1993 CUMANN LUITHCHLEAS GAEL - CHO. THIOBRAlD ARANN r4f~ Senior & Minor Football b County Finals Sunday, 17th October, 1993, AT HOLYCROSS Majnis,ir lUI Croise S.F. - LOUGHMORE-CASTLEINEY v. FETHARD at 3.00 p.m. :: Referee: Con 0' SuUivan Preceded by M.F. 'A'- NEWPORT v. COMMERCIALS at 1.30 p.m. :: Referee Michael MaunseU FETHARD ARMS Roadstone Provinces Ltd. Main Street Fethard, Mid West Region TeL (052) 31475. Prop. Joe Ahearne Telephone 0504-43219 Holycross, Thurles . '- Wishing Fethard ~ Every Success Gahir Abbey, Gahir • . Today (052) 41333. Concrete Blocks Relax and enjoy * Readymix Concrete best quality * Redland Tiles drinks. * Stone, Sand, Gravel Top quality * Ormond Brick service THURLES Best Wishes to Loughmore-Castleiney CO-OP Today, from - A Taste of Tipperary * Fresh Milk * Low Fat Donal Milk * Cream * * Buttermilk Leahy , GENERAL HARDWARE' 'ELECTRICAL' VETERINARY .0.1. Y. • PAINT, etc. Menswear New Steel Department FRIAR STREET, THURLES Box and Angle to RSJs and Sheeting. Bulk Feed. Bag Feed. Fertilizers. Coal. Briquettes. Grocery. Quality Clothing ) MODERN SUPERMAREKT TEMPLEMORE ROAD, at All Times (0504) 21522. 2 Failte on gCathaoirleach Cuirim faille roimh gach uile duine go Pairc oa oGael, Mainister oa Croise, Ie h-aghaidh cluichf ceannais mionuir agus sinsear inniu. Ta suil agam go mbainfidh sibh taithneamh as oa c1uichf. Football has begun to capture the imagination of our followers throughout the county in view of the great perfor­ mances of our county teams in 1993 when we contested three Munster finals. Unfortunately, success was not ours, but the interest and enthusiasm generated by these county teams was especially evident at the semi-finals when a large attendance turned out despite the inclement conditions. Today must bring back memories of the two great games between Loughmore-Castleincy and Fethard in last year's county final and rephiy. There's little between these two teams, steeped in the football tradition and lore in this county. I'm sure t<xlay's winners will be fiuing representatives of the Premier County in the forthcoming Munster Club championship when they travel to meet Quilty in the Banner County, which is also witnessing a football resurgence at the moment. The minor final is a novel pairing with Clonmel Commercials taking on Newport from the North. Attention to underage players in both these clubs is now paying dividends. Finally, thanks to both referees and their officials who playa major part in the running of games in our organisation. Thanks, too, to the Holycross-Ballycahill club for putting their facilities at the disposal of our clubs and indeed our many county panels who use the grounds when preparing for inter-county games. MICHEAL MAGUIDHIR, Cathaoirlcach Choiste Chondae. 3 Commercials (NA TRACHT ALAI) Green and Gold 1 JOHN McNAMARA 2 3 4 CIARAN FORRISTAL PAUL WILUAMS GRAHAM CANTWELL 5 6 7 A.N.OTHER BRENDAN WALSH STEPHEN GRANVILLE 8 9 KEITH RYAN NEILL BECKm 10 11 12 OLLIE CAHILL EDDIE FARRELL JAMES KEATING 13 14 15 PAUL SCULLY NIALL DEMPSEY A. N.OTHER Subs: (16) John Conway, (17) Paul Kennedy, (18) Bernard Walsh, (19) Francis Brannigan, (20) Anthony Power, (21) Fcrgal Condon. (22) Alan Kearney, (23) Bobby Power, (24) Dian Denn. Management: John Kerin. Rian Forristal. John McNamara. Ruairi Walsh and Bi ll y CahjJl. Chairm .. n: Tommy Kelly: Secretary: John McNamara. Clonmel Commercials minor football team. 4 Newport (fULACH SfIEASTA) Green and Purple 1 JOHN O'TOOLE 2 3 4 AIDAN O'GORMAN TOM CUFFORD EOIN BONFIELD 5 6 7 JOHN McBRIDE JOHN RYAN CYRIL O'NEILL (C.pt) 8 9 KENNETH O'NEILL TOM MOYLAN 10 11 12 RAYMOND O'BRIEN JOHN O'MAHONY MICHAEL MOYLAN 13 14 15 KENNETH O' BRIEN SEAN O'GORMAN WARREN FLANAGAN Subs: (16) Michael Doyle. (11) Michaol. Coffey. (18) Brian Lenihan. (19) Brian Coffey, (20) Marlin Coleman, (21) CODor Egan, (22) Trevor Delahunty. (23) Paddy Ryan. (24) Pat Carroll. (25) Tony O'Urien. Selectors: Michael O'Mahony. Martin Moloney, Peter Coleman. Chairman: Martin Kennedy: Secretary: Denis Aoyd: T reasurer: Frank Humphreys: I~. R .O. : Michael Collins. Newport millOr football teanL 5 Loughmore-Castleiney (LUACH MAIGH-CAISLEAN AOIBHNE) Green and Red 1 DECLAN LAFFIN 1 2 3 4 EAMONN BRENNAN PAT TREACY ML McGRATH (K) 5 6 7 SEAM IE BOHAN NED RYAN JOHN KENNEDY 8 9 PAT McGRATH PHIUP KENNEDY 10 11 12 MICHAEL ORMONDE JOHN TREACY TOM McGRATH 13 14 15 MICHAEL McGRATH NOEL KENNEDY DENIS McGRATH Subs: Dominic Brennan (sub. goalie), (16) Richard Stapleton, (17) Joe Ryan, (18) Tom Ryan, (19) Tim Cullen, (20) John Cormack, (21) Pat Lynch, (22) David KelU1edy, (23) Oily Ryan. Selectors: Ed. Webster (trainer), Pat Healy, James Maher, Sean Mockler, Tom Egan. Chainnan: Sean Mockler; Secretary: John Treacy; Treasurer: Ed. Webster; P,R,O,: Pat Healy. Cuil Cuilin; Seachal 45m Saor Pocanna 1adh Leath 2adh Leath IOMLAN • Fethard (AODH 00) Blue and White 1 I SHAY COEN 2 3 4 MARTIN RYAN MICHAEL RYAN PHIL BLAKE 5 6 7 MICHAEL QUINLAN WILUE O'MEARA WILUE MORRISSEY (capt.) 8 9 BRIAN BURKE SHAY RYAN 10 11 12 TOMMIE SHEEHAN MICHAEL RIORDAN MICHAEL SPILLANE 13 14 15 MARTIN COEN CHRIS COEN JIM O'MEARA Subs: (16) John Hacke tt, (17) Li am Connell y, (1 8) Dermot Hackeu, (19) Riobard Broderick, (20) Donny Tobi n, (21) Brendan B re t ~ (22) Kenny Hackett , (23) Micha::l Fitzgerald. Selectors: Danny Keane, Pat Sheehan, Jimmy O'Shea, Dinny Burke, trainer. Chainn.n: Michael McConnack; Secretary and P.R .O.: Denis Hannon; Treasurer: Seamus Hackett. Cuil Cuilini Seaehai 45m Saor Pocanna 1adh Leath 2adh Leath IOMLAN 7 Commercials bid for Fourteenth Title The Commercials arc seeking their fourteenth minor title on Sunday. 17th October. 1993. when they luke on Newport in a fi rst ever meeting at minor level for these two clubs. Winners in 1992, Comm("r"CiaIS are hopeful of repealing their successful efforts of 1954/1955 and 1967/1968 when lhey won two-in-a-row. Quite a number of the panel were members of the 1992 title team which was captained by Liam Phelan. Tbis year's team is captained by Ciaran Forrsital and Ciaran has as team-mates county players John McNamara, Neill Beckett. Brendan Walsh and Ollie Cahill. Newport's Roll of Honour COUnlY titles won (football); J.E - 1947 (Rockvale). 1965. \970. I.F. - 1985. U-16 F. - 1982. County rcprescnl3lion: Newport had two players on the 'ripperary minor football team which panici pated in the 1993 Munster ri nal. Tom Moylan was at midfield and Kenneth O'Neill started at wing forward, The latter was also on the 1992 team. Ardoin U{ Riain in Semple Stadium is dedicated to the memory of Canon M . K. Ryan, who was born at Knockfune. Newport. in 1868. He was Chairman of11pperary Co. Board from 1917 to 1924. lIe was instrumental in the purchase of Semple Stadium by the G.A.A. in 1910. P revious Appearances in Finals 1887 Fethard awal\led title from Templemore. 1957- Fethard 24; Loughmore 14. 1914-Castleiney 3-1: Ncnagh I-I. 1973 Loughmore-Castlciney 2·10; Galtee 1917 Fethard 4·2; Mullinahonc 2-1. Rovers 0-5 (replay). 1 9 18~Fe l hard 2-2; The Commons 1-2. 1977 Loughmorc·Castleiney 2-6: Ardfinnan 1919~Fcthard 3·5; Ncnagh 1-0. 0·7. I92O-Fcthard 2-6; Mulhnahonc 0·4. 1978 Fethard 1-8: Gallee Rovers 0·9. 1922~Fcthard 14; Templemorc 0-0. 1979- Loughmore-Castleiney 2·11; Gal tee 1923-Fcthard 3·3; TempJcmorc 24. Rovers 1-9. 1924-Fcthard 1-6; Tcmplemorc 1·2. 1983~Loughmore-Castlciney 0-8; Fcthard 1-4 1927~Fethard beat MId selection. (replay). 1928--Fcthard 1·3; Templcmore 0·4. 1984-Fclhard 1-9; Clonmel Commercials ,·6, 1938--Fethard 2-8: West Selection I-I. 1987_Loughmorc_Castlciney 3-2: Clonmel 19",0 Castleiney. Loughmorc 1· 8; Clonmei Commercials 2-3 (replay). Shamrocks 0·4. 1988- Fethard I-II: Ckmmel Commercials 1- 1942 Fethard 4·5: Arravale Rovers 1-2. 10. 1946- Loughmore Castleincy 3·8; Clonmel 199I- Fethard 1-12: Ckmmel Commercials 0- Commercials 2·6. 13. 1954~Fcthard 2-3: LOLighmorc 2·2. 1992_Loughmore_Castleiney 1-9: Fethard O· 1955- Loughmore 3-8: Arravale Rovers 0-6. 10 (replay). Buiochas Gerry Ring. Brendan O'Connor. John McNamara. Den is Fl oyd. Scan Moc kler, Denis Hannon . Music by Moycarkey- Borris Scan Treacy )>ipe Band . a 10 Mick Maunsell, Refe ree for the Con O'Sullivan, Referee for Cou"ty S.F.c. final, is a member of the M.F.C. Final, is a member of the MOfle),gall Club. Arravale Rovers Club. TWO WINNING COMBINATIONS . .. Fethard and your Avonmore Horne & Farm Shop I Best of Luck to Fethard in the Final I Suppliers of Groceries, Giftware, Glassware, Paints, Painting Accessories, Hand Tools and Electrical Goods. Phone (052) 31108 (five lines) Avonmore Creamery, Fethard 11 Dick Burke ALLEN'S Bridge Bar, LOUNGE Fethard Telephone (052) 31142 & BAR PATRICK STREET, Congratulations and Best TEMPLEMORE Wishes to Fethard Telephone (0504) 3 1483. Prop: Kevin Allen QUALITY DRINK SERVED Do you want a perfect pint? Best Wishes to We have it; we sell it!! Loughmore­ See you for your post Castleiney Today match drink. BEST OF LUCK TO FETHARD AlB Bank f7 MAIN STREET, FETHARD. Tel. 052-31408/31155. MAIN STREET, KILLENAULE. Tel. 052-56214/56695 COITIlllunity Spirit At AlB, we're changing the way we think, how we do things. Now we know that the needs 01 our customers should be our lirst concern. That good service should go deeper than a smile. So we react laster, respond sooner, anticlapte more. Now each one 01 us is committed to e8ch one of you.
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    Youth 6-a-side 420kg outdoor league table 2015 Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Total Gort na 6 6 6 18 – Silver Cloiche Lavalley 5 - - 5 Rathkeale 7 7 7 21 – Gold Rathkeale B - 5 - 5 – Bronze Ladies 405kg outdoor league table 2015 Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Total Kiltevna 7 7 7 21 – Gold Ballinastoe 6 6 5 17 – Silver Errill Valley 3 - - 3 Rathdowney 5 - 6 11 – Bronze - Ladies 435kg outdoor league table 2015 Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Total Kiltevna 7 7 7 21 – Gold Ballinastoe 6 6 6 18 – Silver Errill Valley 3 - - 3 Rathdowney 5 - 5 10 – Bronze Ladies 375kg outdoor league table 2015 Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 Total Kiltevna - 7 7 14 – Silver Ballinastoe 7 6 6 19 – Gold Errill Valley 5 5 3 13 – Bronze Rathdowney 6 - 5 11 ational Outdoor Championship, Tullow, Co. Carlow, 16th Aug 2015 ovice 580kg results Gold Killenaule, Co. Tipperary Silver Ballinastoe, Co. Wicklow Bronze Loughmore, Co. Tipperary Men’s 5-a-side 375kg results Gold Rockies, Co. Cavan Silver Rathkeale, Co. Limerick Ladies 520kg results Gold Kiltevna, Co. Galway Silver Rathdowney, Co. Laois ational Outdoor Championship, Grenagh, Co. Cork, 9th Aug 2015 Senior 600kg results Gold Boley, Co. Wexford Silver Burren, Co. Clare Bronze Glenhill, Co. Cork Div 2 600kg results Gold Donoughmore, Co. Cork Silver Castlegregory, Co. Kerry ovice 600kg results Gold Killenaule, Co. Tipperary Silver Ballinastoe, Co. Wicklow Bronze Rathkeale, Co. Limerick Men’s 6-a-side 450kg results Gold Rathkeale, Co. Limerick Silver Gort na Cloiche, Co. Longford ational Outdoor Championship, Arva, Co.