Co. Tipperary Senior Football Final Match Programme 1989 { DOMHNACH 27/8('89 3.30 COISTE CHONTAE THIOB CRAOBH PEll SI AN CHlUICHE 50p Kennedy Print Ltd" BOrS((ll Gate, Clonmfi. (052J 212M • You bring out the best ln• us. l :1\d~·I"t.LlldUlH tlw Ill'.... d .. \1! (lUI lU~I( >llln". ;llld fl,,,ponding lU them, I'> \\ hJIL·\l'I'\'Oody.1I AlJiL'd Iri"h Rlllk ;UIll.') Iu :Ilhu,:vl' And thrllugh our "pon.')O(ShLP of Ill!.! GM AI] lrci;tnd \(:hool .. Compcr Iliun~ we\'(.' tC;Hnl a lew thing.. , from Illl: young 1<.:;.)111 .. who haH: w much l'lll..'rh'Y. lommilnlcnl .md dc1t'rmlllalion. TIll'r ~Iri\e 10 tlo the \ cry Ilt: .. t thcy c.m And~) do WL' al AlJied Irbh n.m" \\;c ;lim to hl,thl' h ..''>I. not slmpl)" to '>.IIi'>!}' Ullf 0\\ !l amhilions, hut for our (:u'>tomer'> '>;.Ike, II \ your needs Ih;1( hring oul rhe he,>[ III 1I~ Allied Imh Banks Pic., 65/67 O'Connell St., ClonmeL Tel.. (052) 22500, 22865, 22191 Allied Irish Banh Pic., 5/6 O'Connl1l St, Clonm,l. Tel.: (052) 21091, 2172 1, 22666 Allied Irish S,llki Pic., Milin St., Carrlck·on,Sulf, Tel.: (051) 40026/1, 40890 Allied IrISh Sinks PIc., 17 MillO SI., Fetllald. Tel.: 1052) 31408, 31155 Allied Irish Banks Pic., MaIO St., Killenlul •. Tel.: 1052) 56214 @AlIied Irish Bank You bring out the best in us. REAMHRA Ttl tithas orm Ciad MGe Faille a chuir roimh uile go Cill SioltJill iJllliii. Ttf s,iU agom go mbeidh stir cluiche againn sa cluiche cheannois croobll peiJ sill sear J989. One hundred yean ago Tipperary won their first Senior Football Ali Ire/and title. I hOl'e that among to­ days contestants you will see players wortllY and CQpable of winning Tipperary s next All/re/and football (iffe, Today's finalists have won numy county football championship {inals itl tile paSI, Fethard with 17, Commercials with 10. Tllis should augur well [or a great /inal. In welcoming you 01/ here today / would like to 'hank all those who assisted in staging this programme and the Kils/tee/an Club in panicular for their splendid [acilities. toill 0 Cinlleide Olrhaoirleach /Jord Pelle Tiobraid Aroml TIPPERARY G.A.A. YEARBOOK Official Publication of Tipperary County Board G.A.A. This year~ Tipperary G.A.A. Year book is at present being compiled. Articles, Photographs, etc., etc. should be sent, before the end of October, to: Liam 6 Donnchu Sec. Tipperary G.A.A. Yearbook, Ballymoreen, Littleton, Thurles, Co. Tipperary. ALL IRELAND TiCKET Todays Programme has been compiled by Kitsheelan Juvenile G.A.A. Club. Each Programme is numbered. A hurling All Ireland Stand Ticket will be drawn lor at half time on the Programme Number. The winning Number will be announced. The winning Programme should he pre· ented to any committee member. GREAT SAVE ":; Plus ,prt'dy loan.;.11 a nifty rail' :-lot to m~ntlon ~\~rt ad'"lCe and ~uperb rervlce \\'ull no falls. '\0 fouls. '\0 ru;; Say YES' at an'- one of ISO utli.:e:i nJtlon\\lde. fippem:o :-':enJgh' (Ionmel Thurles . Templemore , I ., FAILTE- Is mor an OllOir domsa faille a chur roimh muintir ell/uoin Meala agus Hod" Aird. Baineonn cumann all SiolDin laitneamh agus mardha as, an cluiche seo a cur os bhfur geomhair, lAst year with the same poring Commercials tIle /(lIIooriles were bealen by Fer/lOrd. This year FetharrJ as County Champions must be /fIlJourites and wl/O knows what will happen. We look forward to a sporting contest Qnd we wish bolh teams well. I would also like to welcome S1. Patricks mid Aherlow and wish them success in the Counly Minor 'B' football /inal. 1989 is Q very special year for the Kilshee/QIl Qub as we I,ave just produced our clubs history "/00 Yean aJld More'~ nle club lias also embarked on an improvement programme and those ofyou who know the Kilsheelan field wiJll/orice the many additions IllQt are being made to the facilities here. It is Q great honour for lile club to host this Counly Foolball Final, you are all welcome 10 Kilsheelan. I hope you elljoy Ihe games. SeOtI 0 nUinsewirI Cothaoirleach Cill S{oJOi1l. Paddy Joe Sullivan, Jimmy Butler. Bill Butler, Jolmny Harvey Former Kil,I""",n l'la)ve" at the launching o/Ihe Kilsheelan GAA History KILSHEELAN PITCH The Club was founded in 1924 and the games were played on different farmers lands until Sergeant Marron Chairman of the club with great foresig,t started looking for a permanent home for the games. Eventually 8 acres were bought for [400 from William Stokes. The field was officially opened on the 31/8/1952 by the President of the G.A.A. Mr. V. O'Donoghue. 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McCormack 5) Bob Russell 6) Mk. lean 7) J. Frewen B) K. Clifford 9) P. Carey 10) L. Ll'Onard 1') P. O'Shea 12) Denis O'Shea (Capt.) 13) O. Ryan 14) Martin Ryan 15) T. Peters FI R IONAID: 16) Pat Frewen, 17) D. Maher, 1B) G. Kirby, 19) T. Donovan, 20) J. Butler, 21) Derry Peters. NAOMH PADRAIG 111 J. O'Brien 2) D. Ryan 3) J. Gleeson 4) C. Foley 5) A. Quinn 6) N. Keane 7) Declan Ryan 8) K. Brett 9) Dermot Quinn 10) J. Horan 11) MI. Crannitch 12) Ricd. Horan 13) Declan Keane 14 ) Ricd . O'Brien 15) P. White FIR IONA1D: 16) J. Noonan, 17) Ed. Kiely, 18) Philip Keane, 19) R. Tobin, 20) T. Egan,21) Wm. Egan, 22) Brian Noonan. FIODH ARD (BLUE & WHITEt Michael Healy PADRAIG 0 CONNAAIC Captain Paddy LOllo! Pat Kenrick Referee 2 3 • SEAN 0 HAICEAD MICHEAL MAC GEARAIL T MICHAEL 0 RIAIN " John Hackett Michael Fitzgerald Michael Ryan 5 6 LlAM 0 MUIREA5A BRIAN DE BUACA Will iam Morrissey Brian Burke 8 9 CRIOSTQIR eOEN SEAMUS 0 RIAIN Chris Coen Shay Ryan 10 11 PADRAIG 0 RIAIN TOMAS 0 SIOCHAN EOIN Paddy Ryan Tommy Sheehan 13 ,. 15 MtCHEAL 0 HEILI (Capt). MICHEAL BRODERIC LlAM 0 C ~ NG HI\' ILE Michael Healy Micheal Broderick li3l]l Gon ol'y FIR IONAID: 16) MI. Riordan, 17) Kevin Burke, 18) MI. Downes, 19) D ~Hack&tt , 2 0) Shay Coe.n, -2 1} :Jim Butler, 22) Martin Coen, 23) John Hurley, 24) Gerry Murphy, 25) .Liam R ~a n. \.. ' I )" , PLAYER OCCUPATION AG E CO: C HI M' P l rfN'~~W S Pat Kenrick P & T Technician 31 John Hackett Factory Supervisor Michael Fitzgerald Clerk Michael Ryan Farm Manager William Morrissey Shop Assistant Brian Burke Accountant Will iam O'Meara Painter Chris Coen Garda Shay Ayan Coolmore Stud Paddy Ryan Student Tommy Sheehan Builder Ov\Ien Cummins Student Michael Healy Clerk 33 Michael Broderick Student 18 Liam Connolly Factory Supervisor 23 NA TRACTALAI (GREEN & GOLD) PILIP 0 RIAIN Philip Ayan Captain 3 4 RINN 0 FUIREASTAl PADRAIG 0 CAOBHANACH Rinn Forrestal Patrick Kavanagh 6 7 MARC 0 CONAILL PEADAR a CILLCHOINNE (Capt .) Mark O'Connell Peter Kilkenny 8 9 DONAL 0 CAOIMH BERNARD 0 CATHAIN ~ Donal O'Keeffe Ben Keane 11 . 12 / LlI"f-lr.;i & ADAR CRIQSTOIR MAC GRAITH ANTOIN DE BHAIL D Criostoir McGrath Anthony Wall 4:At~:rIl'I' f)iJ '14 15 ~'J ~Hl.O NSI ~S ~CEALLAIGH SEAMUS KYNE DIARMUID 0 SHEA Fra nny-Kelly Jim Kyne Dermot O'Shea " F lr IO~.A:ID : 16) John Halley, 17) John Harvey, lS} Joe MacNamara, 19) Gonor English, 20) Michael Pete r:t;, 21 ' 81ian Kiely, 22) Cyril MeEoin, 23) Tony Gleeson. " I PL\ YER '1 OCCUPATION AGE CO.