2009 All-Ireland Junior Football Championship Explained
Type: | Junior |
Year: | 2009 |
Connacht: | Roscommon |
Munster: | Cork |
Leinster: | Louth |
Team: | Cork |
Titles: | 15th |
Captain: | Chris O'Donovan |
Manager: | Mossie Barrett |
Team2: | Roscommon |
Previous: | 2008 |
Next: | 2010 |
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
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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 | |
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Final
(Replay)[2]
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GK | 1 | S. Watters | RCB | 2 | F. Brady | FB | 3 | M. Duffy | LCB | 4 | N. Vance | RHB | 5 | J. McEntire | CHB | 6 | F. Kavanagh | LHB | 7 | J. Kane | MF | 8 | P. Reynolds | MF | 9 | K. Diffley | RHF | 10 | P. Gill | CHF | 11 | S. Cox | LHF | 12 | T. Glendenning | RCF | 13 | P. McKeon | FF | 14 | P. Shanley | LCF | 15 | C. Flynn | Substitutes: | | 16 | G. Murtagh for Vance | | 17 | S. Doyle for Cox | | 18 | S. Philips for Shanley | | 19 | J. McCormack for Flynn | | 20 | F. Kelly for Reynolds | |
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All-Ireland Semi-Finals
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GK | 1 | M. Miley | RCB | 2 | K. Kilcline | FB | 3 | M. McLoughlin | LCB | 4 | E. Towey | RHB | 5 | N. Carthy | CHB | 6 | J. Harte | LHB | 7 | C. Dineen | MF | 8 | P. Freeman | MF | 9 | M. Reynolds | RHF | 10 | C. McCormack | CHF | 11 | D. Keenehan | LHF | 12 | M. Guilford | RCF | 13 | P. Garvey | FF | 14 | R. Kelly | LCF | 15 | D. McDermott | Substitutes: | | 16 | D. Carlos for McCormack | | 17 | U. Kelly for Guilford | | 18 | E. Bannon for Harte | | 19 | B. Mullin for R. Kelly | | 20 | C. Canny for Freeman | |
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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 | |
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All-Ireland Final
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GK | 1 | M. Miley | RCB | 2 | K. Kilcline | FB | 3 | M. McLoughlin | LCB | 4 | E. Towey | RHB | 5 | N. Carthy | CHB | 6 | D. McGarry | LHB | 7 | C. Dineen | MF | 8 | P. Freeman | MF | 9 | M. Reynolds | RHF | 10 | C. McCormack | CHF | 11 | D. Keenehan | LHF | 12 | R. Cox | RCF | 13 | P. Garvey | FF | 14 | R. Kelly | LCF | 15 | D. McDermott | Substitutes: | | 16 | S. Ormsby for McGarry | | 17 | T. Mahon for McCormack | | 18 | R. Mullen for Kelly | |
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Notes and References
- News: Cork crowned Junior Football champions. . 22 August 2009 .
- News: Leinster JFC: Louth succeed at second attempt. . 9 July 2009 .