1992 All-Ireland Senior B Hurling Championship

1992 All-Ireland Senior B Hurling Championship
Dates	10 May - 12 July 1992
Teams	11
Champions	Carlow (1st title); John Byrne (captain); Martin Fitzpatrick (manager)
Runners-up	London
Tournament statistics
Matches played	12
Goals scored	55 (4.58 per match)
Points scored	275 (22.92 per match)
Top scorer(s)	David Kilcoyne (2-27)
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Last updated May 15, 2023

The 1992 All-Ireland Senior B Hurling Championship was the 19th staging of the All-Ireland Senior B Hurling Championship since its establishment by the Gaelic Athletic Association in 1974. The championship ran from 10 May to 12 July 1992.

Results

All-Ireland preliminary round

10 May 1992Preliminary round	Monaghan	4-06 - 1-21	Meath	Páirc Uí Néill
	M Curran 1-4, O Connell 2-0, P McShane 1-0, M O'Dowd 0-2.		T Duignan 1-9, P Kelly 0-4, P Potterton 0-3, R Kelly 0-2, M Gannon 0-2, P Growney 0-1.

10 May 1992Preliminary round	Wicklow	5-07 - 4-09	Kildare	Pearse Park
	D Curran 3-0, D Bury 1-4, T Munroe 1-0, D Hyland 0-1, N Byrne 0-1, S Kennedy 0-1.		M Moore 3-0, J Kinlan 1-0, J Byrne 0-2, E Kelly 0-2, G Deering 0-1, B O'Hara 0-1, C Byrne 0-1, J Byrne 0-1, G Deery 0-1.

All-Ireland quarter-finals

24 May 1992Quarter-final	Roscommon	2-13 - 3-10	Westmeath	Athleague Sportsfield
	P Lyons 1-4, S Kilroy 1-3, B Boyle 0-2, A Kelly 0-2, P Dolan 0-1, M Cunniffe 0-1.		D Kilcoyne 1-6, D Gillen 1-0, S McLoughlin 1-0, A Weir 0-2, R Galvin 0-2.

24 May 1992Quarter-final	Mayo	4-08 - 1-08	Sligo	Ballyhaunis Grounds
	J Henry 0-7, M Trench 1-1, Dom Greally 1-0, Declan Greally 1-0, K Doyle 1-0.		H Cox 1-2, P Severs 0-3, T Brennan 0-2, P Galvin 0-1.

24 May 1992Quarter-final	Meath	1-11 - 2-09	Wicklow	Páirc Tailteann
	T Duignan 1-8, P Kelly 0-1, D Martin 0-1, P Potterton 0-1.		S Byrne 1-0, D Curran 1-0, D Bury 0-2, D Hyland 0-2, C O'Brien 0-2, N Cremin 0-1, N Goggin 0-1, S Kennedy 0-1.

24 May 1992Quarter-final	Armagh	0-04 - 3-13	Carlow	Keady Grounds
	S Hughes 0-1, P Devlin 0-1, P Lennon 0-1, C Shine 0-1.		B Hayden 1-3, D Doyle 1-1, C Jordan 1-1, M Mullins 0-4, J Hayden 0-2, P Brennan 0-1, P Murphy 0-1.	Referee: T McIntyre (Down)

31 May 1992Quarter-final replay	Westmeath	3-15 - 1-11	Roscommon	Cusack Park
	D Kilcoyne 0-8, A Devine 1-2, S McLoughlin 1-0, J Kennedy 1-0, P Clancy 0-2, R Galvin 0-2, J Coyne 0-1.		S Kilroy 1-7, A Kelly 0-2, D Coyle 0-1, P Lyons 0-1.

All-Ireland semi-finals

7 June 1992Semi-final	Westmeath	5-19 - 2-12	Mayo	Athleague Sportsfield
	D Kilcoyne 1-7, S McLoughlin 1-4, P Clancy 1-3, R Galvin 1-1, J Kennedy 1-0, A Weir 0-1, B Kennedy 0-1, E Gallagher 0-1, J Coyne 0-1.		J Henry 1-7, T Greally 1-0, J Cunnane 0-2, M Trench 0-2, C Collins 0-1.	Referee: J Cody (Galway)

14 June 1992Semi-final	Carlow	1-13 - 0-12	Wicklow	Croke Park
	B Hayden 0-7, M Mullins 1-0, J McDonald 0-3, D Doyle 0-1, J Byrne 0-1, P Murphy 0-1.		N Bury 0-4, C O'Keeffe 0-3, D Curran 0-2, N Goggin 0-1, S Byrne 0-1, D Hyland 0-1.

All-Ireland home final

20 June 1992Final	Carlow	1-14 - 4-05	Westmeath	O'Connor Park
	M Mullins 1-6, B Hayden 0-3, J Hayden 0-3, J McDonald 0-1, D Doyle 0-1.		R Galvin 2-0, S McLoughlin 1-1, B Kennedy 1-1, E Gallagher 0-2, D Kilcoyne 0-1.

27 June 1992Final replay	Carlow	3-13 - 0-17	Westmeath	O'Connor Park
	M Mullins 1-5, J Hayden 1-3, P Murphy 1-1, J McDonald 0-3, D Doyle 0-1.		D Kilcoyne 0-5, E Gallagher 0-4, B McCabe 0-3, S McLoughlin 0-2, B Kennedy 0-1, J Coyne 0-1, R Galvin 0-1.	Referee: W Barrett (Tipperary)

All-Ireland final

12 July 1992Final	London	3-10 - 2-15	Carlow	Emerald GAA Grounds
	P Lynch 1-2, J Murphy 1-2, M McGrath 1-2, D Doyle 0-2, K Morrissey 0-2, S O'Leary 0-1, D McKenna 0-1.		J Hayden 1-3, M Mullins 0-4, B Hayden 1-0, C Jordan 0-3, J Byrne 0-1, P Murphy 0-1, J McDonald 0-1.	Referee: K Walsh (Clare)

Championship statistics

Top scorers

Overall

Rank	Player	Team	Tally	Total	Matches	Average
1	David Kilcoyne	Westmeath	2-27	33	5	6.60
2	Mark Mullins	Carlow	3-19	28	5	5.60
3	Tom Duignan	Meath	2-17	23	2	11.50
4	Seán McLoughlin	Westmeath	4-07	19	5	3.80
4	Brendan Hayden	Carlow	2-13	19	5	3.80
6	Joe Hayden	Carlow	2-11	17	5	3.40
6	Joe Henry	Mayo	1-14	17	2	8.50
8	Séamus Kilroy	Roscommon	2-10	16	2	8.00
9	Danny Curran	Wicklow	4-00	12	2	6.00
10	Mick Moore	Kildare	3-00	9	1	9.00

In a single game

Rank	Player	Team	Tally	Total	Opposition
1	Tom Duignan	Meath	1-09	12	Monaghan
2	Tom Duignan	Meath	1-08	11	Wicklow
3	Séamus Kilroy	Roscommon	1-07	10	Westmeath
	David Kilcoyne	Westmeath	1-07	10	Mayo
	Joe Henry	Mayo	1-07	10	Westmeath
6	Danny Curran	Wicklow	3-00	9	Kildare
	Mick Moore	Kildare	3-00	9	Wicklow
	David Kilcoyne	Westmeath	1-06	9	Roscommon
	Mark Mullins	Carlow	1-06	9	Westmeath
10	Mark Mullins	Carlow	1-05	8	Westmeath
10	David Kilcoyne	Westmeath	0-08	8	Roscommon

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↑ "Form Maggie's boys to Harrell's heroes". The Irish World. 29 August 2020. Retrieved 14 May 2023.
↑ "Under-12 hurling championship a breeding ground for future stars". Irish Independent. 31 August 2010. Retrieved 14 May 2023.
↑ "25th anniversary of 1992 team to be celebrated". Carlow GAA website. Retrieved 14 May 2023.

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[1] "Form Maggie's boys to Harrell's heroes". The Irish World. 29 August 2020. Retrieved 14 May 2023.

[2] "Under-12 hurling championship a breeding ground for future stars". Irish Independent. 31 August 2010. Retrieved 14 May 2023.

[3] "25th anniversary of 1992 team to be celebrated". Carlow GAA website. Retrieved 14 May 2023.

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