Ballina (Tipperary) will play Youghal (Cork) in the 2013 AIB Munster GAA Hurling Intermediate Club Championship Final on Sunday November 17th at 2:00pm in Mallow.
When – Sunday November 17th at 2:00pm
Where – Mallow
Referee – Shane Hourigan (Limerick)
Standby Referee – Declan O’Driscoll (Limerick)
Linesman – Jason Mullins (Limerick)
4th Official – Donie Browne (Limerick)
Umpires – Barry O’Donoghue, Padraig Jones, Kevin Sheahan and Joe Browne (Limerick)
Extra time – (2 periods x 10 minutes only) to be played if sides finish level at the end of 60 minutes
Replay date – Saturday November 23rd
Next Round – the winners play the British champions in the All-Ireland Quarter-Final on Sunday December 1st.
Contact Munster GAA PRO Ed Donnelly at pro.munster@gaa.ie for more information
For the Record
| Ballina (Tipperary) | Youghal (Cork) | |
| Number of Munster Club Intermediate Hurling titles (by County) |
2 | 4 |
| Last Munster Intermediate Hurling Title (by County) | 2012 | 2010 |
| Munster Club Intermediate Hurling Championship Record since 2000 for each county’s representative | Played – 20 Won – 12 Lost – 8 Drawn – 0 |
Played – 22 Won – 14 Lost – 6 Drawn – 2 |
| Last meeting in the Munster Club Intermediate Hurling Championship involving participating county representatives | November 21st 2010 (Munster Club Final) Ballymartle (Cork) 2-14 Borrisokane (Tipperary) 0-8 at the Gaelic Grounds Limerick |
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Munster GAA HURLING Club Intermediate Championship 2013
Quarter-Finals
Sunday October 27th
@ Pairc Ui Rinn Youghal (Cork) 4-13 Ardmore (Waterford) 1-12
@ Bruff Ballina (Tipperary) 1-12 Dromin-Athlacca (Limerick) 0-14
Semi-Finals
Sunday November 3rd
@ Sixmilebridge Whitegate (Clare) 0-18 Youghal (Cork) 0-18 (AET)
@ MacDonagh Park Nenagh Ballina (Tipperary) 3-19 St. Brendan’s (Kerry) 0-15
Semi-Final Replay
Sunday November 10th
@ Fermoy Youghal (Cork) 1-16 Whitegate (Clare) 0-8
Final (Extra time)
Sunday November 17th (Replay date – Saturday November 23rd)
@ Mallow Ballina (Tipperary) v Youghal (Cork) 2:00pm
Odds and Ends
There have been two previous finals between the Tipperary and Cork champions in the Munster Club Intermediate Hurling Championship. In 2003, Bride Rovers (Cork) defeated Kilruane MacDonaghs (Tipperary) by 0-14 to 0-11 while in 2010, Ballymartle (Cork) defeated Borrisokane (Tipperary) by 2-14 to 0-8.
Tipperary clubs have won 7 of their last 9 matches in the Munster Club Intermediate Hurling Championship dating back to 2010, including 5 in a row courtesy of Silvermines and Ballina. By contrast. from 2005 to 2009 the Tipperary Intermediate Hurling Champions were knocked out in their first match in this competition.
Since the competition began in 2003, Cork clubs have won 4 of the 9 Munster titles on offer, the last one in 2010 when Ballymartle were successful. Clare and Tipperary are the only other counties with a winning record in this competition.
The Munster Club Intermediate Hurling Championship Final was last played in Mallow in 2009 when South Liberties (Limerick) defeated Douglas (Cork) by 2-10 to 1-12.
Munster GAA Club HURLING Intermediate Championship Roll Of Honour
Cork (4) – 2003, 2005, 2008, 2010
Clare (2) – 2006, 2007
Tipperary (2) – 2004, 2012
Limerick (2) – 2009, 2011
Munster GAA Club HURLING Intermediate Championship
List of Winning Teams
Visit the Munster GAA web site History section to view the complete list of each winning team since the competition began 1888 – http://munster.gaa.ie/history/ihclub_teams/
All Ireland GAA Club HURLING Intermediate Championship
In the Club Intermediate Hurling All Ireland Roll of Honour, Cork have secured 2 titles courtesy of Blarney (2009) and Ballymartyle (2011) while Kildangan (Tipperary) won the 2004 All-Ireland title.
Munster GAA Club HURLING Intermediate Championship
List of Winning Teams
2003 – Bride Rovers (Cork) 0-14 Kilruane MacDonagh’s (Tipperary) 0-11
BRIDE ROVERS, CORK: Denis Fitzgerald; Aidan Collins, Niall Fitzgerald, James Murphy; Barry Johnson, Barry Murphy, Brendan Walsh; Padraig Murphy, Brian Murphy; Donal Ryan, Michael Hogan, Terry Broderick; Richard Cahill, Sean Ryan (Captain), Jerome O’Driscoll.
Subs: Pat Cotter for Hogan
2004 – Kildangan (Tipperary) 1-10 Dromin Athlacca (Limerick) 1-4
KILDANGAN, TIPPERARY: Dermot Hogan; Brian Lawlor, Liam Kelly, Michael Ryan, Karl Hogan, Dan Hackett, Ger Slattery (Captain); Brian Kelly, John Maher; Tommy Connors, Liam Karl Flannery, Enda Nolan, Darragh Egan, Hugh Flannery, Conor Hayes.
Subs: Colm McGrath for Maher, Patrick Lynch for Hayes.
2005 – Ballinhassig (Cork) 1-12 Ballyduff Upper (Waterford) 0-13
BALLINHASSIG, CORK: Martin Coleman, Stephen McCarthy, Brian O’Sullivan, Brendan Coleman, James Ahearne, Michael Ahearne, Brendan Lombard, David Brennan, Kevin O’Sullivan, Paul O’Sullivan, John Mullaney, Stephen Dineen, Diarmuid Duggan, Dan O’Callaghan, John O’Sullivan.
Subs: Declan O’Sullivan for John O’Sullivan; Tadhg Coleman for Duggan
2006 – Clooney-Quin (Clare) 0-14 Bishopstown (Cork) 1-8
CLOONEY-QUIN, CLARE: Damien O’Halloran; Eoin Gallagher, Pat Markham, Joe O’Loughlin; Adrian Fleming, Cillian Duggan, Enda Harrison; Sean Conheady, Conor Harrison; John Earls, Fergal Lynch, Donnacha Murphy; Brian Shally, Ronan Gallagher, Cathal Egan
Subs: Shane McNamara for John Earls; Mark O’Halloran for Donnacha Murphy
2007 – Clonlara (Clare) 1-14 Dromin-Athlacca (Limerick) 1-8
CLONLARA, CLARE: Gerard O’Connell, Brian Woods, John Moloney, Paul Collins (Captain) Domhnall O’Donovan, Paul Nihill, Nicholas O’Connell, Cormac O’Donovan, Diarmuid Conway, John Conlan, Tomas O’Donovan, Patrick O’Hare, Darach Honan, Donal Maddan, Thomas Lynch
Sub: Alan O’Connell for Lynch (60th minute). Unused subs – Barry Moloney, Diarmuid O’Meara, William Slattery, Jason Murphy, John Barry, Eoin Hackett, Senan Nihill, Mark Dillon
2008 – Blarney (Cork) 2-7 Broadford (Clare) 0-3
BLARNEY, CORK: Ronan Byrne; Danny Cronin (Captain), Darragh McSweeney, Paul O’Leary; Joe Jordan, James Hughes, Stephen O’Donoghue; Brian Hurley, Mark McCarthy; Brian Deasy, Eoin Hallahan, Johnny Hurley; Mark Cremin, Ross McNamara, Colin Murphy
Subs: Gerard O’Donovan for Danny Cronin (27); Eugene McCarthy for Deasy (42); James O’Sullivan for McNamara (55); Dave McCarthy for Hallahan (58); Peter Aherne for Murphy (58)
2009 – South Liberties (Limerick) 2-10 Douglas (Cork) 1-12
SOUTH LIBERTIES, LIMERICK: Albert Shanahan; Shane Garry, Niall Shanahan, Tony Carroll; Thomas Ryan, Mark Keane, Shane O’Neill (Captain); William Hickey, Mike Keane; Brian Slattery, Anthony Owens, Rory O’Neill; Colm Godfrey, Ciaran Carbery, David O’Neill
Subs: Eamonn O’Connell for William Hickey (30); Derek Grimes for Colm Godfrey (30); Mike Moynihan for Ciaran Carbery (48)
2010 – Ballymartle (Cork) 2-14 Borrisokane (Tipperary) 0-8
BALLYMARTLE, CORK: Declan McCarthy; Daniel Coleman, Michael Tobin, Declan Dwyer; Daniel Edmonds, Patrick O’Dwyer (Captain), Noel Sheehan; S Corry, Graham Webb; Ruairiy Dwyer, Brian Corry, Barry Dwyer; Paul Coughlan, Jamie Dwyer, Dan Dwyer
Subs: Sean O’Mahoney for Coughlan (h-t), John Kelly for Sheehan (55), Eamonn Kelly for Webb (58), Colm Sheehan for S Corry (59).
2011 – Effin (Limerick) 0-14 Ballyduff (Kerry) 0-11
EFFIN, LIMERICK: Danny O’Donoghue; John P. O’Donnell, Capt., John Dillon, Andrew Dillon; Michael O’Donnell, Nicky Quaid, Michael Rea; James O’Donnell, Patrick Carroll; Pierce O’Kelly, Damien Moloney, Conor Kearney; Tommy Quaid, Timmy Rea, Darren Sheehy
Subs: Enda Kelly for O’Kelly, Hugh O’Neill for Sheehy
2012 – Silvermines (Tipperary) 0-14 Ballyduff (Kerry) 0-8
SILVERMINES, TIPPERARY: Cathal Sherlock; Maurice Leamy, Brendan Timmons, Damien Boland; Dónal Keogh, Ronan Sherlock, Noel Quirke; Cathal Gleeson (Captain), Orrie Quirke; Willie Keogh, David Boland, Seán Quirke; Daniel Keogh, Jason Forde, David Keogh
Subs: Kevin Cuneen for Donal Keogh (27); Paudie Fogarty for Seán Quirke (40); Gary Tuohy for Daniel Keogh (56)
By Jonathan Cullen Sat 16th Nov
