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AIB Munster GAA Football Junior Club Championship Quarter-Final – Cappamore (Limerick) 2-7 Borrisokane (Tipperary) 0-6
13-man Cappamore battle to victory
By James Hayden for the Irish Examiner newspaper
Cappamore (Limerick) 2-07 Borrisokane (Tipperary) 0-06
13-man Cappamore overcame Borrisokane to book a Munster JFC quarter-final clash with Clarecastle following a tough encounter at rain-lashed Borrisokane yesterday. Playing into the stiff breeze, the Limerick champions opened up a 0-3 to 0-1 lead after just ten minutes. Cappamore pulled further ahead in the 14th minute when Murphy’s speculative shot ended up in the net. Borrisokane battled to get back into contention with captain Philip Austin on target from close-range frees but still trailed by four at the break, 1-4 to 0-3. Cappamore dominated from the restart but in the closing quarter they had Declan Deere and Denis Keating dismissed for second bookable offences. Borrisokane bagged two late consolation points from Philip Austin and Enda Forde but had Tadgh Slevin dismissed late on.
Scorers for Cappamore: A. Murphy 1-6 (0-4f); C. Doherty 1-0; T. O’Donoghue 0-1.
Borrisokane: P Austin 0-4f, B. Davis and E. Forde 0-1 each.
CAPPAMORE: B. Leahy; D. Keating, P. Leahy, S. Humphries; B. Sheehy, D. Sheehy, B. O’Connell; C. Doherty, C. Sheehan; D. Deere, T. O’Donoghue, B. Creamer; A. Murphy, J. Ryan, E. O’Donoghue.
Subs: N. Leahy for Creamer (43); E. Gleeson for O’Connell (46); J. Campbell for E. O’Donoghue (51).
BORRISOKANE: S. Stapleton, R. Davis, C. Forde, S. Moriarty; S. Cleary, P. McSherry, S. Nevin; A. Austin, E. Forde; G. Harding, P. Austin (C), B. Davis; C. Larkin, T. Slevin, B. Donnelly.
Subs: S. Hartnett for Moriarty (41), C. Darcy for Donnelly (41).
Referee: J. Bermingham (Cork)
Next Round – the winners play Clarecastle (Clare) in the Munster Semi-Final on November 24th in Cappamore.
Contact Munster GAA PRO Ed Donnelly at pro.munster@gaa.ie for more information
For the Record
| Borrisokane (Tipperary) | Cappamore (Limerick) | |
| Number of Munster Club Junior Football titles (by County) |
0 | 0 |
| Last Munster Club Junior Football Title (by County) |
N/A | N/A |
| Munster Club Junior Football Championship Record since 2003 for each county’s representative | Played – 12 Won – 3 Lost – 9 Drawn – 0 |
Played – 12 Won – 4 Lost – 8 Drawn – 0 |
| Last meeting in the Munster Club Junior Football Championship involving participating county representatives | November 4th 2011 at the Gaelic Grounds Limerick (Munster Club Quarter-Final) Kildangan (Tipperary) 1-9 Sean Finns (Limerick) 0-10 |
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Munster GAA FOOTBALL Club Junior Championship 2012
Quarter-Finals
Sunday November 18th (Replay date – Saturday November 24th)
@ Borrisokane Borrisokane (Tipperary) v Cappamore (Limerick) 2:00pm
Sunday November 25th (Replay date – Saturday December 1st)
@ Waterford venue Kilmacthomas (Waterford) v Kenmare Shamrocks (Kerry) 2:00pm
Semi-Finals
Saturday November 24th (Replay date – Saturday December 1st)
@ Clare or Limerick venue Clarecastle (Clare) v
Borrisokane (Tipperary) or Cappamore (Limerick) 2:00pm
Sunday December 2nd (Replay date – Saturday December 8th)
@ Cork or Kerry venue Rockchapel (Cork) v
Kilmacthomas (Waterford) v Kenmare Shamrocks (Kerry) 2:00pm
Final
Sunday December 9th (Replay date – Saturday December 15th)
@ Mallow
Odds and Ends
Limerick’s representatives qualified for three consecutive finals in the Munster Club Junior Football Championship from 2008 through 2010.
In 2011, Kildangan became the first Tipperary club to qualify for the final of the Munster Club Junior Football Championship, defeating Sean Finns (Limerick) and Sliabh gCua (Waterford) before losing to Dromid Pearses (Kerry) by 0-15 to 1-5 in the final.
Kerry’s representatives have won 11 consecutive matches in this competition dating back to 2008.
All Ireland GAA Club FOOTBALL Junior Championship
In the Club Junior Football All Ireland Roll of Honour, Kerry top the charts with 5 titles while Cork have 1 title courtesy of Canovee in 2008.
Munster GAA Club FOOTBALL Junior Championship – List of Winning Teams
2003 – Carbery Rangers (Cork) 0-13 Annascaul (Kerry) 0-11
CARBERY RANGERS, CORK: Kevin Santry; Gearoid Ryan, Anthony Roche, Eugene Murphy; Stephen Murray, Jeremy Murphy, Johnny Murphy (Captain); Michael O’Sullivan, Kevin McMahon; Niall Hayes, John Hayes, Seamus Hayes; Mark Ronan, Declan Hayes, Maurice Moore.
2004 – Finuge (Kerry) 2-13 Aghabullogue (Cork) 3-4
FINUGE, KERRY: John Coleman (Captain); Enda Galvin, Pat Corridan, Michael Quilter; Eamonn Breen, Eamonn Fitzmaurice, Michael Cronin; Trevor McKenna, Conor Galvin; Maurice Corridan, Paul Galvin, Roibeard Thornton; Raymond Galvin, John Griffin, Michael Conway.
Subs: Paudie Lyons for Quilter (second half); Jack Corridan for Thornton (36th minute); Ger Lovett for Conway (47th).
2005 – Ardfert (Kerry) 1-8 Erin’s Own (Cork) 0-10
ARDFERT, KERRY: Dermot Dineen, Simon Sinnott, Conor Flaherty, Johnny Stack, Sean Flaherty, Eamon Corridan, Mike Moloney, Jonathon Best, Martin Ferris, Brendan Flaherty, Eamon Ferris, John Dowling, Shane Griffin (Captain), Stephen “Santy” Wallace, James O’Halloran.
Subs: Brian Moloney for James O’Halloran, Patrick Donegan for Simon Sinnott
2006 – Duagh (Kerry) 1-9 Adrigole (Cork) 0-11
DUAGH (KERRY): John Halpin; Aenghus Carmody, John O’Brien, Diarmuid Nolan; Kieran Quirke, Thomas Dillon, Peter Sheeran; Anthony Maher, Jeremiah Kelly; Brendan O’Brien, Aidan Kelly (Captain), Declan Griffin; Tim Scanlon, Denis Lane, Eoin Horgan
Subs: Daniel O’Donoghue for Scanlon; Alan O’Brien for Brendan O’Brien
2007 – Canovee (Cork) 1-6 O’Callaghan’s Mills (Clare) 1-5
CANOVEE (CORK): Tim Lyons; James McCarthy, James Scanlon (Captain), Timmy Lyons; John O’Brien, Tommy Murphy, Brian Ahern; Eamonn Lyons, Brian O’Donoghue; Tomas O’Mahony, Pat Dunlea, Denis O’Sullivan; Con Dunne, Kevin Walsh, Paul Healy
Sub: D. Cronin for Healy
2008 – Skellig Rangers (Kerry) 0-11 Bruff (Limerick) 0-7
SKELLIG RANGERS (KERRY): Michael Brennan; Brian O’Sullivan, Wayne O’Sullivan, C Martin; K Martin, C O’Sullivan, Seamus O’Sullivan; Aidan O’Sullivan, Stephen O’Sullivan (Captain); John O’Driscoll, Brian Hickey, B Driscoll; Sean Courtney, Chris O’Driscoll, B Casey.
Subs: B O’Driscoll for John O’Driscoll (50), B O’Sullivan for Seamus O’Sullivan (60), D O’Sullivan for Casey (60), D Keating for McGill (62)
2009 – Castlegregory (Kerry) 1-20 Mountcollins (Limerick) 0-4
CASTLEGREGORY (KERRY): Shane Kenny; Gavin O’Connor, Joe Scully, Joe O’Connor; Sean O’Mahony, Steven Browne, Adrian Finn (Captain); Shane Hennessy, Ryan Kelliher; JB Spillane, Alan Fitzgerald, Brendan Lynch; Colm O’Mahony, Alan Lynch, Alan McNamara.
Subs: Colm Sills for Joe O’Connor, John Fitzgerald for Alan Lynch (both 37), D Heasman for Kelliher, Liam Maunsell for Sean O’Mahony (both 42), Sean O’Connor for Alan Fitzgerald (47)
2010 – St. Marys (Kerry) 2-12 Bruree (Limerick) 0-4
ST. MARYS (KERRY): D. Horgan; B. Curran, S. Curran, G. O’Driscoll (Captain); D. O’Sullivan, N. O’Driscoll, K. Curran; John Golden, Bryan Sheehan; Austin Constable, R. Keane, A. Walsh; Daniel Daly, P. O’Donoghue, J.A. O’Sullivan
Subs: I. Casey for N. O’Driscoll (inj. 30); C. Quirke for O’Donoghue (47); L. Sheehan for Keane (53); D. Walsh for Constable (53); D. Keating for J.A. O’Sullivan (54)
2011 – Dromid Pearses (Kerry) 0-16 Kildangan (Tipperary) 1-4
DROMID PEARSES (KERRY): Alan Hogan; Padraig O’Sullivan, Dominick O’Sullivan, Cian Hallissey; Denis “Shine” O’Sullivan, Kevin O’Shea, Michael Sheehan; Thomas Curran, Colm O’Connor; Ger O’Sullivan, Declan O’Sullivan, Aidan O’Connor (Captain); Eoin O’Leary, Niall O’Shea, John Curran
Subs: Michael O’Connor for O’Leary (42); Christy Farrelly for Hallissey (43); Jamesy Ml. O’Sullivan for G. O’Sullivan (54)
Munster GAA Club FOOTBALL Junior Championship Roll Of Honour
Kerry (7) – 2004, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011
Cork (2) – 2003, 2007
