2009 All-Ireland Junior Football Championship

2009 All-Ireland Junior Football Championship
All Ireland Champions
WinnersCork (15th win)
CaptainChris O'Donovan
ManagerMossie Barrett
All Ireland Runners-up
Runners-upRoscommon
CaptainMartin Reynolds
ManagerMichael Jordan
Provincial Champions
MunsterCork
LeinsterLouth
UlsterNot Played
ConnachtRoscommon
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The 2009 All-Ireland Junior Football Championship was the 79th staging of the competition since its establishment by the Gaelic Athletic Association in 1912.

Traditionally, the four provincial championship winners face each other at the All-Ireland semi-final stage.

As the Ulster GAA council did not hold a provincial championship, the fourth semi-final spot was therefore taken by London, as winners of the 2009 All-Britain Junior Football Championship.

The victory of Cork in the final against Roscommon on 22 August, was the county's 15th in the history of the All-Ireland Junior Football Championship.[1]

Results

Munster Junior Football Championship

7 June 2009[2] Semi-Final Cork 3-10 - 0-09 Kerry Fitzgerald Stadium, Killarney
Lynch (2-3, 1f), M. Murphy (1-0), A. O'Sullivan (0-3), Hurley (0-2), J.P. Murphy (0-1f), Cahill (0-1) O'Donoghue (0-3, 1f), Curtin (0-2), Garnett (0-1), Mahony (0-1), O'Callaghan (0-1), O'Driscoll (0-1) Referee: M. Condon (Waterford)
GK 1 Paddy O'Shea (St Vincent's)
RCB 2 Pat Gayer (Castlemagner)
FB 3 Enda Wiseman (Castletownbere)
LCB 4 Michael Prout (Shamrocks)
RHB 5 Richard O'Sullivan (Kinsale)
CHB 6 Anthony Fenton (St Vincent's)
LHB 7 Michael Fehilly (Diarmuid Ó Mathúnas)
MF 8 Andrew O'Sullivan (Castletownbere)
MF 9 Chris O'Donovan (Valley Rovers) (c)
RHF 10 Daniel O'Donovan (Kilmacabea)
CHF 11 Cathrach Keane (Newcestown)
LHF 12 Colm O'Driscoll (Tadhg McCarthaigh's)
RCF 13 Vincent Hurley (Courcey Rovers)
FF 14 Fiachra Lynch (Valley Rovers)
LCF 15 John Paul Murphy (St Vincent's)
Substitutes:
16 Paudie Cahill (Glenville) for Murphy
17 Noel O'Riordan (Glenville) for Hurley
18 Michael Murphy (Ballinora) for Keane
19 Kevin O'Brien (Ballinacurra) for Daniel O'Donovan
GK 1 Seán Óg Ó Ciardubháin (Cordal)
RCB 2 Wayne O'Sullivan (Skellig Rangers) (c)
FB 3 Éamon Hickson (Annascaul)
LCB 4 Brian Maguire (Listowel Emmets)
RHB 5 Shane Enright (Tarbert)
CHB 6 Fergal Griffin (Glenbeigh-Glencar)
LHB 7 Jeremy King (Beale)
MF 8 Andrew Garnett (Spa)
MF 9 Alan O'Sullivan (Tuosist)
RHF 10 Paddy O'Connell (Tarbert)
CHF 11 Niall Mahony (Spa)
LHF 12 Gary O'Driscoll (Skellig Rangers)
RCF 13 David O'Callaghan (St Pat's, Blennerville)
FF 14 Mike O'Donoghue (Spa)
LCF 15 Patrick Curtin (Moyvane)
Substitutes:
16 Daniel Doyle (Churchill) for Hickson
17 Gary Sayers (Keel) for O'Connell
18 Niall Fleming (Ballydesmond) for O'Callaghan
24 June 2009[3] Final Cork 1-21 - 0-13 Clare Páirc Uí Chaoimh, Cork
Referee: K. O'Brien (Tipperary)

Leinster Junior Football Championship

28 June 2009[4] Final Louth 1-08 - 0-11 Longford Croke Park
Referee: J. Curley (Meath)
8 July 2009[5][6] (Replay) Louth 1-12 - 0-10 Longford Pearse Park, Longford
McGinn (0-6, 2f), Rogers (0-4, 1f), Rafferty (1-0, pen), Devaney (0-1), Conlon (0-1) McKeon (0-6, 3f), Shanley (0-1), Flynn (0-1f), Gill (0-1), Glendenning (0-1) Referee: D. Brazil (Offaly)
GK 1 Seán Connor (St Patrick's)
RCB 2 Tommy Costello (Newtown Blues)
FB 3 Colin Goss (St Patrick's) (c)
LCB 4 Kevin Moran (Glyde Rangers)
RHB 5 Shane Brennan (Seán O'Mahony's)
CHB 6 Gareth Moran (Glyde Rangers)
LHB 7 Peter Nixon (Dundalk Young Irelands)
MF 8 Richard Brennan (Cooley Kickhams)
MF 9 David Devaney (Glyde Rangers)
RHF 10 Conor Rafferty (Cooley Kickhams)
CHF 11 J.J. Quigley (Clan na Gael)
LHF 12 Cian Matthews (Oliver Plunketts)
RCF 13 Kevin Rogers (Naomh Malachi)
FF 14 Hugh McGinn (Newtown Blues)
LCF 15 Niall Conlon (O'Connells)
Substitutes:
16 Declan Byrne (St Mochta's) for Brennan
17 Dean Matthews (Glyde Rangers) for Quigley
18 Wayne Reilly (St Mary's) for Rafferty
19 Éamon Carroll (St Patrick's) for Rogers
20 Nicky Mackin (Geraldines) for Kevin Moran
GK 1 Stephen Watters (Clonguish)
RCB 2 Francis Brady (Killoe Young Emmets)
FB 3 Mark Duffy (Fr. Manning Gaels)
LCB 4 Niall Vance (Dromard)
RHB 5 James McEntire (Abbeylara)
CHB 6 Francis Kavanagh (Colmcille)
LHB 7 Johnny Kane (Fr. Manning Gaels)
MF 8 Philip Reynolds (Shroid Slashers)
MF 9 Kevin Diffley (Ballymahon)
RHF 10 Pauric Gill (Fr. Manning Gaels)
CHF 11 Shane Cox (Legan Sarsfields)
LHF 12 Trevor Glendenning (Longford Slashers)
RCF 13 Paul McKeon (Colmcille)
FF 14 Pádraig Shanley (Rathcline)
LCF 15 Colm Flynn (Ballymahon) (c)
Substitutes:
16 Gary Murtagh (Colmcille) for Vance
17 Shane Doyle (Kenagh) for Cox
18 Stephen Phillips (Longford Slashers) for Shanley
19 Joe McCormack (Killoe Young Emmets) for Flynn
20 Fergus Kelly (Granard St Mary's) for Reynolds

Connacht Junior Football Championship

31 May 2009[7] Final Roscommon 2-09 - 0-10 Mayo Páirc Seán Mac Diarmada, Carrick-on-Shannon
Referee: F. Flynn (Leitrim)

All-Ireland Semi-Finals

8 August 2009[8] Cork 0-15 - 2-08 Louth O'Moore Park, Portlaoise
Murphy (0-5, 4F), D. O'Donovan (0-4f), Hurley (0-2), J. O'Sullivan (0-1), R. O'Sullivan (0-1), O'Driscoll (0-1), O'Mahony (0-1) McGinn (0-3, 2f), Matthews (1-0), R. Brennan (1-0), Nixon (0-1), Byrne (0-1), Quigley (0-1), Conlon (0-1), Carroll (0-1) Referee: M. Meade (Limerick)
GK 1 Paddy O'Shea (St Vincent's)
RCB 2 Pat Gayer (Castlemagner)
FB 3 Enda Wiseman (Castletownbere)
LCB 4 John McLoughlin (Kanturk)
RHB 5 Richard O'Sullivan (Kinsale)
CHB 6 Gerry Healy (Ballydesmond)
LHB 7 Chris O'Donovan (Valley Rovers) (c)
MF 8 Michael Fehilly (Diarmuid Ó Mathúnas)
MF 9 Andrew O'Sullivan (Castletownbere)
RHF 10 Daniel O'Donovan (Kilmacabea)
CHF 11 Jamie O'Sullivan (Bishopstown)
LHF 12 Colm O'Driscoll (Tadhg McCarthaigh's)
RCF 13 Vincent Hurley (Courcey Rovers)
FF 14 Robert O'Mahony (St Finbarr's)
LCF 15 John Paul Murphy (St Vincent's)
Substitutes:
16 Colm O'Connell (Killavullen) for Fehilly
17 Paudie Cahill (Glenville) for Hurley
GK 1 Seán Connor (St Patrick's)
RCB 2 Tommy Costello (Newtown Blues)
FB 3 Colin Goss (St Patrick's) (c)
LCB 4 Kevin Moran (Glyde Rangers)
RHB 5 Shane Brennan (Seán O'Mahony's)
CHB 6 Gareth Moran (Glyde Rangers)
LHB 7 Peter Nixon (Dundalk Young Irelands)
MF 8 Richard Brennan (Cooley Kickhams)
MF 9 David Devaney (Glyde Rangers)
RHF 10 Conor Rafferty (Cooley Kickhams)
CHF 11 J.J. Quigley (Clan na Gael)
LHF 12 Declan Byrne (St Mochta's)
RCF 13 Kevin Rogers (Naomh Malachi)
FF 14 Hugh McGinn (Newtown Blues)
LCF 15 Niall Conlon (O'Connells)
Substitutes:
16 Éamon Carroll (St Patrick's) for Kevin Moran
17 Dean Matthews (Glyde Rangers) for Rafferty
18 Wayne Reilly (St Mary's) for Rogers
8 August 2009[9] Roscommon 0-14 - 0-05 London Dr Hyde Park, Roscommon
Garvey (0-4), R. Kelly (0-2), Keenehan (0-2) McCormack (0-2), McDermott (0-2, 1f), Guilford (0-1), Reynolds (0-1) Hart (0-2f), Quinn (0-1), E. Gallagher (0-1), Murray (0-1) Referee: S. McNamee (Tyrone)
GK 1 Mark Miley (St Dominic's)
RCB 2 Kevin Kilcline (Roscommon Gaels)
FB 3 Mark McLoughlin (St Aidan's)
LCB 4 Eamon Towey (St Croan's)
RHB 5 Niall Carty (Padraig Pearses)
CHB 6 Jonathan Harte (St Barry's)
LHB 7 Cathal Dineen (Castlerea St Kevin's)
MF 8 Paul Freeman (Éire Óg)
MF 9 Martin Reynolds (St Faithleach's) (c)
RHF 10 Clement McCormack (St Faithleach's)
CHF 11 Damien Keenehan (Boyle)
LHF 12 Martin Guilford (St Barry's)
RCF 13 Paul Garvey (Kilmore)
FF 14 Ronan Kelly (Creggs)
LCF 15 Darren McDermott (Éire Óg)
Substitutes:
16 Dessie Carlos (Ballinameen) for McCormack
17 Ultan Kelly (St Dominic's) for Guilford
18 Eamon Bannon (Fuerty) for Harte
19 Brian Mullin (St Croan's) for Ronan Kelly
20 Colin Canny (Creggs) for Freeman
GK 1 J. McHugh
RCB 2 R. Walsh
FB 3 T. Gormley
LCB 4 B. Moriarty
RHB 5 M. Keane
CHB 6 P. McDermott
LHB 7 C. Donnelly
MF 8 D. Gallagher
MF 9 J. Power
RHF 10 C. Conneely
CHF 11 B. Quinn
LHF 12 J. Cott
RCF 13 J. Hart
FF 14 J.P. O'Donnell
LCF 15 J. O'Connor
Substitutes:
16 D. Falvey for O'Donnell
17 E. Gallagher for Hart
18 C. Houlihan for Donnelly
19 N. Murray for O'Connor
20 R. McGowan for Conneely
21 D. Cannon for Gormley

All-Ireland Final

22 August 2009 Cork 0-15 - 0-12 Roscommon O'Moore Park, Portlaoise
D. O'Donovan (0-6, 5f, 1'45), O'Mahony (0-4), O'Driscoll (0-2), A. O'Sullivan (0-1), Hurley (0-1), Murphy (0-1) Report McDermott (0-5, 2f), Garvey (0-3, 1f), Reynolds (0-1), Cox (0-1), Dineen (0-1), Keenehan (0-1) Referee: T. Quigley (Dublin)
GK 1 Paddy O'Shea (St Vincent's)
RCB 2 Pat Gayer (Castlemagner)
FB 3 Enda Wiseman (Castletownbere)
LCB 4 John McLoughlin (Kanturk)
RHB 5 Richard O'Sullivan (Kinsale)
CHB 6 Gerry Healy (Ballydesmond)
LHB 7 Michael Fehilly (Diarmuid Ó Mathúnas)
MF 8 Andrew O'Sullivan (Castletownbere)
MF 9 Chris O'Donovan (Valley Rovers) (c)
RHF 10 Daniel O'Donovan (Kilmacabea)
CHF 11 Jamie O'Sullivan (Bishopstown)
LHF 12 Colm O'Driscoll (Tadhg McCarthaigh's)
RCF 13 Vincent Hurley (Courcey Rovers)
FF 14 Robert O'Mahony (St Finbarr's)
LCF 15 John Paul Murphy (St Vincent's)
Substitutes:
16 Michael Prout (Shamrocks) for Fehilly
17 Paudie Cahill (Glenville) for Hurley
18 Noel O'Riordan (Glenville) for Andrew O'Sullivan
GK 1 Mark Miley (St Dominic's)
RCB 2 Kevin Kilcline (Roscommon Gaels)
FB 3 Mark McLoughlin (St Aidan's)
LCB 4 Eamon Towey (St Croan's)
RHB 5 Niall Carty (Padraig Pearses)
CHB 6 Dermot McGarry (Western Gaels)
LHB 7 Cathal Dineen (Castlerea St Kevin's)
MF 8 Paul Freeman (Éire Óg)
MF 9 Martin Reynolds (St Faithleach's) (c)
RHF 10 Clement McCormack (St Faithleach's)
CHF 11 Damien Keenehan (Boyle)
LHF 12 Ronan Cox (St Michael's)
RCF 13 Paul Garvey (Kilmore)
FF 14 Ronan Kelly (Creggs)
LCF 15 Darren McDermott (Éire Óg)
Substitutes:
16 Stephen Ormsby (St Faithleach's) for McGarry
17 Thomas Mahon (Western Gaels) for McCormack
18 Brian Mullin (St Croan's) for Kelly

References

  1. ^ "Cork crowned Junior Football champions". Irish Examiner. 22 August 2009.
  2. ^ "Rebel goals the difference". Irish Examiner. 8 June 2009.
  3. ^ "Munster JFC Final – Cork vs. Clare". Munster GAA.
  4. ^ "Shanley's late point earns Longford a second chance". Irish Times. 29 June 2009.
  5. ^ "Leinster JFC: Louth succeed at second attempt". Hogan Stand. 9 July 2009.
  6. ^ "Spirited Longford juniors battle back to earn a second chance against Louth". Longford Leader.
  7. ^ "Juniors make it a 'Super Sunday' to remember". Roscommon Herald. 2 June 2009.
  8. ^ "Juniors come up a 'wee' bit short". The Argus. 12 August 2009.
  9. ^ "Roscommon book their final place". Irish Times. 8 August 2009.
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