1988 Limerick Senior Hurling Championship

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1988 Limerick Senior Hurling Championship
Dates1 July – 16 October 1988
Teams16
Champions Colours of Tipperary.svg Patrickswell (11th title)
Pa Foley (captain)
Phil Bennis (manager)
Runners-up Colours of Kerry.svg Cappamore
Ger Sheehan (captain)
Tony Hickey (manager)
Tournament statistics
Matches played16
Goals scored60 (3.75 per match)
Points scored310 (19.38 per match)
Top scorer(s) Colours of Tipperary.svg Gary Kirby (2–30)
1987 (Previous)(Next) 1989

The 1988 Limerick Senior Hurling Championship was the 94th staging of the Limerick Senior Hurling Championship since its establishment by the Limerick County Board in 1887. The championship ran from 1 July to 16 October 1988.

Contents

Patrickswell entered the championship as the defending champions. [1]

The final, a replay, was played on 16 October 1988 at the Gaelic Grounds in Limerick, between Patrickswell and Cappamore, in what was their second meeting in the final overall and a first final meeting in four years. [2] Patrickswell won the match by 4–10 to 2–06 to claim their 11th championship title overall and a second title in succession. [3] [4]

Patrickswell's Gary Kirby was the championship's top scorer with 2–30.

Results

First round

1 July 1988First round Garryspillane 1–08 – 0–10 Tournafulla Knockaderry Grounds
B Stapleton 0–5, B Burke 1–0, B Stapleton 0–1, W Burke 0–1, F Carroll 0–1.D Sheehan 0–5, G Moroney 0–1, D Keating 0–1, M Larkin 0–1, W Hartnett 0–1, C Brouder 0–1.
1 July 1988First round Adare 5–05 – 2–06 Bruree Bruff Grounds
D Keane 2–0, M Benson 1–2, S Fitzgibbon 1–0, B Heffernan 1–0, M Alfred 0–2, D Marron 0–1.G Mullane 2–1, D Daly 0–4, E Potter 0–1.
1 July 1988First round Newcastle West 3–14 – 2–13 Blackrock Páirc na nGael
M Sammon 1–2, J Danaher 0–5, T Kelly 1–0, D McMahon 1–0, D Cremin 0–3, J McMahon 0–2, P O'Connor 0–1, L Keane 0–1.P Heffernan 1–8, P McCarthy 0–4, J Quilty 1–0, D O'Sullivan 0–1.
1 July 1988First round Doon 3–08 – 1–04 Ahane Cappamore Grounds
J Donovan 0–7, T McGrath 1–0, E Maher 1–0, J Ryan 1–0, N Maher 0–1.V Callinan 1–0, G Mulcahy 0–3, T Byrnes 0–1.
2 July 1988First round Bruff 1–13 – 2–08 Kilmallock Michael Fox Park
M Reale 0–9, T Coleman 1–0, A Madden 0–1, P Reale 0–1, D Kiely 0–1, P Barrett 0–1.P Kelly 1–6, P Tobin 1–0, M Nelligan 0–1, D Riordan 0–1.
2 July 1988First round Patrickswell 1–10 – 0–12 Ballybrown Gaelic Grounds
G Kirby 1–5, A Carmody 0–2, S Kirby 0–1, C Carey 0–1, F Nolan 0–1.C Keyes 0–8, O O'Connor 0–2, C Coughlan 0–1, T Hall 0–1.
3 July 1988First round Claughaun 3–09 – 1–08 Killeedy FitzGerald Park
L O'Connor 1–5, M Galligan 1–2, D Boylan 1–0, P Loughran 0–2.P Fitzmaurice 0–4, K Kelly 1–0, W Fitzmaurice 0–2, J O'Connor 0–1, G Forde 0–1.
3 July 1988First round Cappamore 3–08 – 1–10 South Liberties Pallasgreen Grounds
M Clarke 2–1, L O'Brien 0–5, M Lonergan 1–0, D Mulcahy 0–2.B Finn 0–4, L Dooley 1–0, N Nash 0–2, M O'Connor 0–1, J Grimes 0–1, G Fitzgerald 0–1.

Quarter-finals

15 July 1988Quarter-final Patrickswell 3–18 – 1–13 Garryspillane Bruff Grounds
G Kirby 0–10, C Carey 2–2, S Foley 1–0, F Nolan 0–2, A Carmody 0–2, S Kirby 0–1, G Burke 0–1.B Stapleton 0–9, K Walsh 1–1, R Sampson 0–2, E Stapleton 0–1.
16 July 1988Quarter-final Claughaun 2–06 – 2–05 Adare Bruff Grounds
L O'Connor 2–5, P Loughran 0–1.M Benson 1–1, M Alfred 1–0, T Dunne 0–2, D Keane 0–1, B Heffernan 0–1.
23 July 1988Quarter-final Doon 4–06 – 1–14 Bruff Gaelic Grounds
G McGrath 2–0, J Donovan 0–6, K McGrath 1–0, E Maher 1–0.M Reale 0–9, T Coleman 1–0, V Donovan 0–2, P Barrett 0–2, P Reale 0–1.
24 July 1988Quarter-final Cappamore 0–13 – 1–07 Newcastle West FitzGerald Park
L O'Brien 0–8, N Sheehan 0–2, P Creamer 0–1, A Murphy 0–1, M Clarke 0–1.J Danaher 0–4, L Cremins 1–0, D Fleming 0–1, J McMahon 0–1, P O'Connor 0–1.

Semi-finals

14 August 1988Semi-final Cappamore 3–09 – 1–13 Claughaun FitzGerald Park
L O'Brien 1–7, M Lonergan 1–1, G Sheehan 1–0, N Sheehan 0–1.L O'Connor 1–4, M Galligan 0–4, D Fitzgerald 0–2, M Ryan 0–1, M Rea 0–1, A Moloney 0–1.
29 August 1988Semi-final Patrickswell 2–13 – 2–06 Doon Bruff Grounds
F Nolan 2–1, G Kirby 0–6, C Carey 0–5, S Foley 0–1.T McGrath 2–0, R Walsh 0–2, R Quigley 0–2, J Donovan 0–1, E Maher 0–1.

Final

11 September 1988Final Patrickswell 1–14 – 2–11 Cappamore Gaelic Grounds
G Kirby 0–7, S Foley 1–1, A Carmody 0–2, P Foley 0–1, S Kirby 0–1, S Carey 0–1, L Enright 0–1.L O'Brien 2–4, N Sheehan 0–2, G Sheehan 0–2, J McCarthy 0–1, R Hammersley 0–1, M Lonergan 0–1.

Final replay

16 October 1988Final replay Patrickswell 4–10 – 2–06 Cappamore Gaelic Grounds
C Carey 1–2, G Kirby 1–2, F Nolan 1–1, S Foley 1–0, S Kirby 0–2, G Hayes 0–1, David Punch 0–1, Dom Punch 0–1.J McCarthy 1–0, M Lonergan 1–0, R Hammersley 0–2, L O'Brien 0–2, D Mulcahy 0–1, J Hayes 0–1.

Championship statistics

Top scorers

Overall
RankPlayerClubTallyTotalMatchesAverage
1 Gary Kirby Patrickswell 2–303657.20
2Liam O'Brien Cappamore 3–263557.00
3 Leo O'Connor Claughaun 4–142638.66
4 Ciarán Carey Patrickswell 3–101953.80
5 Mike Reale Bruff 0–181829.00
6 Frankie Nolan Patrickswell 3–051452.80
Brian Stapelton Garryspillane 0–141427.00
James Donovan Doon 0–141434.66
9 Seán Foley Patrickswell 3–021152.20
Michael Lonergan Cappamore 3–021152.20
Pat Heffernan Blackrock 1–0811111.00
Single game
RankPlayerClubTallyTotalOpposition
1 Leo O'Connor Claughaun 2–0511 Adare
Pat Heffernan Blackrock 1–0811 Newcastle West
3Liam O'Brien Cappamore 2–0410 Patrickswell
Liam O'Brien Cappamore 1–0710 Claughaun
Gary Kirby Patrickswell 0–1010 Garryspillane
6 Paddy Kelly Kilmallock 1–069 Bruff
Mike Reale Bruff 0–099 Kilmallock
Mike Reale Bruff 0–099 Doon
Brian Stapelton Garryspillane 0–099 Tournafulla
10 Ciarán Carey Patrickswell 2–028 Garryspillane
Gary Kirby Patrickswell 1–058 Ballybrown
Leo O'Connor Claughaun 1–058 Killeedy
Christy Keyes Ballybrown 0–088 Patrickswell
Liam O'Brien Cappamore 0–088 Newcastle West

References

  1. "History". Patrickswell GAA website. Retrieved 15 October 2018.
  2. "Club titles – Limerick". Hogan Stand. Retrieved 15 October 2018.
  3. "Cappamore club anniversary sparks thoughts of better times". Irish Examiner. 27 April 2012. Retrieved 15 October 2018.
  4. "Going a step further". The Nenagh Guardian. 16 November 2024. Retrieved 15 October 2018.