2007 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship

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2007 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship
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Championship details
Dates13 May - 16 September 2007
Teams33
All-Ireland Champions
Winning team Kerry (35th win)
Captain Declan O'Sullivan
Manager Pat O'Shea
All-Ireland Finalists
Losing team Cork
Captain Derek Kavanagh
Manager Billy Morgan
Provincial Champions
Munster Kerry
Leinster Dublin
Ulster Tyrone
Connacht Sligo
Championship statistics
No. matches played56
Goals total101 (1.80 per game)
Points total1409 (25.16 per game)
Top Scorer Colours of Cork.svg James Masters (3-30)
Player of the Year Colours of Kerry GAA.svg Marc Ó Sé
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The 2007 Bank of Ireland All-Ireland Senior Football Championship , was a Gaelic football competition in Ireland, and was the most significant and prestigious competition in the sport held that year. It began on 13 May 2007, with the final game took place for Sunday, 16 September. Kerry were the defending champions, as well as the most successful team in the competition. Donegal entered the Championship as the unbeaten National League champions, as well as having been runners-up to Tyrone in the 2007 Dr. McKenna Cup.

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The draw for the provincial championships took place on 4 November 2006.

Kerry retained their championship, the first team to do so since Cork won back-to-back titles in 1989 and 1990. The final was the first occasion when two teams from Munster, Kerry and Cork, competed, although not the first with two teams from the same Province. That distinction belongs to the 2003 Championship where two counties from Ulster competed. The final score was Kerry 3-13 Cork 1-09.

Cork's James Masters was the top scorer, with 3 goals and 30 points (3-30: a total of 39 points). He also held the record for the highest individual tally in a match, getting 2-07 (13) in the game against Tipperary.

Results

Munster Senior Football Championship

Players names followed by a number indicates their scoring tally. f=free kick, '45'=45m kick, sline=sideline ball, p=goal scored from penalty. SO=Sent Off

Quarter-finals Semi-finals Final
Waterford 1-06
Clare 0-07 Waterford 0-04
Kerry 2-15
Cork 1-13
Kerry 1-15
Tipperary 0-10
Cork 2-14 Cork 2-18
Limerick 0-07

Quarter-finals

Quarter-final
Waterford 1-06 - 0-07 Clare
G Power (1-01), B Wall (0-03), A Hubbord, L Ó Lionáin (0-01 each) Report D Russell (0-02), E Talty, S Hickey, R Donnelly, L Healy (0-01 each)
Quarter-final
Cork 2-14 - 0-07 Limerick
J. Masters 1-7 (4f); N. O’Leary 1-0; K. O’Sullivan 0-3 (1f); G. Spillane, F. Gould, N. Murphy, P. O’Neill 0-1 each. Report M. Reidy 0-4 (4f); J. Cooke 0-2; P. Ranahan 0-1.

Semi-finals

Semi-final
Waterford 0-04 - 2-15 Kerry
M Ahearne 0-2, B Wall, Hubbard (0-1 each) Report E Brosnan (2-2), C Cooper (0-5, 0-2f), P Galvin, P O'Connor (0-2 each), M O'Se, T O'Se, S O'Sullivan, M F Russell (0-1 each)
Semi-final
Cork 2-18 - 0-10 Tipperary
J Masters 2-07 (4f, 1x'45'), D O'Connor 0-3 (1f, 1x'45'), D Kavanagh, P O'Neill (0-2 each), M Shields, C McCarthy, K MacMahon, F Gould (0-1 each) Report D Browne (0-5, 2f), D O'Brien, B Grogan (0-2 each), C Morrissey (0-1)
Referee: E. Murtagh (Longford)

Final

Final
Kerry 1-15 - 1-13 Cork
MF Russell (0-6, 5f), C Cooper (1-2), D O'Sullivan (0-3), K Donaghy (0-2), E Brosnan, S O'Sullivan (0-1 each) Report D O'Connor (1-4, 4f), J Masters (0-4, 2f, 1xsline), M Cussen (0-2), N Murphy, P O'Neill, K MacMahon (0-1 each).
Attendance: 31,420

Top scorer: J Masters (Cork) 3-18

Leinster Senior Football Championship

1st round Quarter-finals Semi-finals Final
Louth 2-18
Wicklow 0-11 Louth 2-08
Wexford 0-16
Wexford 0-13
Westmeath 1-13 Laois 1-13
Longford 2-13 Longford 0-09
Laois 0-14
Laois 1-14
Meath 2-11 Dublin 3-14
Kildare 1-08 Meath 0-12
Dublin 0-16
Dublin 1-12
Offaly 0-10
Carlow 3-07
Offaly 2-19

Round 1

1st round
Longford 2-13 - 1-13 Westmeath
B Kavanagh (2-06, 4f), P Barden (0-02, 1f), B McElvaney, L Keenan, T Smullen, D Hanniffy, P Davis (0-01 each) Report D Dolan (0-05, 2f), M Flanagan (1-01), D Glennon (0-04), F Wilson (1f), D O Shaughnessy (0-01 each)
1st round
Louth 1-11 - 0-14 Wicklow
D Clarke (0-5, 3f), R Carroll (1-0), A Hoey (0-3, 2f), P Keenan (0-2), M Stanfield (0-1) Report T Gill (0-5, 3f), L Glynn (0-3), T Hannon (0-3, 1 ‘45’), P Earls (0-2)
1st round Replay
Louth 1-09 - 0-12
AET		 Wicklow
N McDonnell 1-0, A Hoey 0-2 (2f), P Keenan, R Carroll, M Stanfield, S Lennon, M Farrelly, D Reid, JP Rooney(f) 0-1 each Report T Hannon 0-5 (3f), J Stafford 0-2, L Glynn, T Walsh, J Slattery, JP Dalton, D Odlum 0-1 each.
T Gill S.O.
1st round 2nd Replay
Louth 2-18 - 0-11 Wicklow
M Stanfield (1-3), JP Rooney (1-2. 1f), A Hoey (0-4, 1f), P Keenan (0-3), S Lennon (0-2), N McDonnell, C Grimes (0-1 each) Report T Hannon (0-3f), P Earls (0-2), P Dalton, T Walsh, L Glynn, J Slattery, T Gill, J McGrath (0-1 each)
1st round
Meath 2-11 - 1-08 Kildare
J Sheridan (1-2), S Bray (0-4), D Fay (1-0), P Byrne (0-3), K Reilly, P Curren (0-1 each).
B Farrel SO		 Report E Bolton (1-1), J Doyle (0-4, 1f), K O'Neill, A Rainbow, T Fennin (0-1 each)

Quarter-finals

Quarter-final
Longford 0-09 - 0-14 Laois
B Kavanagh 0-05 (5f), P Barden, P Dowd, D Barden, K Mulligan 0-01 each Report M Tierney 0-04 (2f), P Clancy, B McDonald (2f) (0-02 each), P McMahon, B McCormack, N Garvan, R Munnelly, C Conway, P Lawlor (0-01 each)
Quarter-final
Meath 0-14 - 1-11 Dublin
C Ward (0-5), S Bray, J Sheridan (0-3 each), C King, P Curran, G Geraghty (0-1 each) Report C Keaney (0-5), A Brogan (1-1), T Quinn (0-3), C Moran, S Ryan (0-1 each)
Quarter-final
Carlow 3-07 - 2-19 Offaly
J Hickey, D Hayden (1-00 each), B Kelly (0-02 1f), M Carpenter, P Reid, D Byrne, JJ Smith, N Conway (0-01 each)
A McNamee scored own goal		 Report PJ Ward (0-08 2f), N McNamee (0-06 3f), K Slattery, N Coughlan (1-01 each), A McNamee, P Kellaghan, C McManus, (0-01 each)
Attendance: 12000
Referee: Michael Daly
Quarter-final Replay
Meath 0-12 - 0-16 Dublin
S Bray 0-4, B Farrell (0-1f) 0-3, G Geraghty 0-2, C Ward (f), A Moyles, N Crawford 0-1 each. Report M Vaughan 0-8 (0-4f, 1x sline, 1x'45'), C Keaney 0-4 (0-3f), C Moran, C Whelan, D Henry, A Brogan 0-1 each.
Quarter-final
Louth 2-08 - 0-16 Wexford
JP Rooney 1-1 (1f), J O’Brien 1-0, D Clarke 0-3 (2f), P Keenan 0-2, M Stanfield, S Lennon (0-1 each) Report M Forde 0-07 (3fs, 1x45), A Flynn 0-3, E Bradley, C Lyng (0-2 each), C Deely, R Barry (0-1 each)

Semi-finals

Semi-final
Dublin 1-12 - 0-10 Offaly
C. Keaney (1f), M. Vaughan (1f, 1x'45') (0-03 each), A. Brogan (0-02), T. Quinn, C. Whelan, J. Sherlock, C. Moran (0-01 each)
M Quinn scored own goal		 Report N McNamee 0-7 (0-4f), P McConway, N Smith, S Ryan 0-1 each.
Attendance: 77623
Referee: Michael Collins (Cork)
Semi-final
Wexford 0-13 - 1-13 Laois
C Lyng (0-7, 3f), M Forde (0-4, 3f), A Morrissey, R Barry (0-1 each) Report MJ Tierney (0-7, 5f), P Lawlor (1-0), C Parkinson (0-2), P Clancy, B Quigley, C Conway, P O'Leary (0-1 each)

Final

Final
Dublin 3-14 - 1-14 Laois
M. Vaughan (1-6, 5f), A. Brogan (1-01), Bernard Brogan (junior) (1-01), C. Whelan (0-02), C. Keaney (0-02, 1f), T. Quinn, G. Brennan (0-01 each) Report MJ Tierney (0-7, 6f, 1 x45), R Munnelly (1-1), C Parkinson (0-3), P McCormack, P O'Leary, B Sheehan (0-1 each)
Attendance: 81,394
Referee: Michael Hughes (Tyrone)

Top scorer: M Vaughan (Dublin) 1-17

Ulster Senior Football Championship

Preliminary round Quarter-finals Semi-finals Final
Armagh 1-08
Donegal 1-09
Donegal 1-07
Tyrone 2-15
Fermanagh 1-09
Tyrone 1-13
Tyrone 1-15
Cavan 0-11 Monaghan 1-13
Down 0-15 Down 1-15
Monaghan 2-15
Monaghan 0-14
Derry 1-09
Antrim 0-10
Derry 1-13

Round 1

Preliminary round
Cavan 2-11 - 3-08 Down
Larry Reilly 1-2, J Crowe 1-0, G Pierson 0-3 (1f)Dermot McCabe and Jason O'Reilly 0-2 (2f) each, Seanie Johnston and S Brady 0-1 each Report Ronan Sexton 2-0, Brendan Coulter 1-1, Ronan Murtagh and Martin Cole 0-2 each, Dan Gordan, James McGovern and Paul McComiskey 0-1 each
Preliminary round Replay
Cavan 0-11 - 0-15 Down
D McCabe 0-5, S Johnstone 0-3, A Ford, L Reilly, S Brady 0-1 each Report Danny Hughes 0-3, Paul Murphy, J McGovern, Paul McComiskey 0-2 each, Declan Rooney, Kevin McGuigan, R Murtagh, D Gordan, Stephen Kearney 0-1 each

Quarter-finals

Quarter-final
Fermanagh 1-09 - 0-13 Tyrone
C O'Reilly 0-5 (4f, 1x'45'), M Murphy 1-1, T Brewster 0-2 (2f), M Little 0-1 Report N Gormley 0-4 (1f), T McGuigan 0-3, G Cavlan 0-2 (2f), K Hughes, S Cavanagh, D Harte, R Mellon 0-1 each
Quarter-final
Donegal 1-09 - 1-08 Armagh
C McFadden 0-6 (6f), B Devenney 1-0, P McConagley, C Toye, A Sweeney 0-1 each Report O McConville 1-2 (2f), S McDonnell 0-2, A Kernan, K McGeeney, S Kernan, D Marsden 0-1 each
Quarter-final
Antrim 0-10 - 1-13 Derry
CJ McGourty, P Cunningham (4f) (0-04 each), M McCann (1f), K Niblock (0-01 each) C Gilligan (0-05, 3f), M Lynch (1-01), E. Muldoon (0-04), J Conway, B McGoldrick, J Diver (0-01 each)
Quarter-final
Down 1-15 - 2-15 Monaghan
McGovern (3f), A Carr (3f, 1x'45') (0-04 each), P Downey (1-00), P Murphy, M Walsh (0-02 each), D Gordon, P McComiskey, S Kearney (0-01 each) Report C Hanratty (2-01), P Finlay (1f), T Freeman (3f) (0-05 each), S Gollogly (0-02), S Smith, C McManus (0-01 each)

Semi-finals

Semi-final
Tyrone 2-15 - 1-07 Donegal
B Dooher 0-05, C McCullagh (1p, 1f), R Mulgrew (1-01 each), O Mulligan 0-03 (2f), S O'Neill 0-02, D Harte, K Hughes, S Cavanagh (0-01 each) Report K Cassidy (1-0), C Bonner, B Devenny (1f) (0-02 each), R Kavanagh, C McFadden, K McMenamin (0-01 each) C McFadden, K McMenamin SO
Semi-final
Monaghan 0-14 - 1-09 Derry
T Freeman (0-7), S Gollogly (0-4), R Woods (0-3). Report Paddy Bradley (1-2), C Gilligan (0-3), J Conway (0-2), J Diver, M Lynch (0-1 each).

Final

Final
Monaghan 1-13 - 1-15 Tyrone
T Freeman (1-3 1f), P Finlay (0-5 4f), V Corey, D Clerkin, S Gollogly, C Hanratty, R Woods (0-1 each) Report C McCullagh (0-5 4f), S Cavanagh (0-4), E Mulligan (0-3 3f), P Jordan (1-0), D Carlin, D Harte, G Cavlan (0-1 each)

Top scorer: T Freeman (Monaghan) 1-15

Connacht Senior Football Championship

Quarter-finals Semi-finals Final
New York 1-03
Sligo 2-18 Sligo 0-13
Roscommon 2-05
Sligo 1-10
Mayo 0-09 Galway 0-12
Galway 2-10 Galway 0-17
London 2-05 Leitrim 1-10
Leitrim 1-12

Quarter-finals

Quarter-final
New York 1-03 - 2-18 Sligo
R Garvey (1-01), S Russell, V Gavin (0-01 each) Report M Breheny (0-07), E O'Hara, K Quinn (1-00 each), A Marren (0-03), J McPartland, D Kelly, P Gallagher (0-02 each), S Davey, P Doohan (0-01 each)
Quarter-final
Galway 2-10 - 0-09 Mayo
C Bane (2-01), N Joyce (0-03, 1f); P Joyce (1f), D Savage (0-02 each), M Meehan (1f), N Coleman (0-01 each)
N Coleman S.O.		 Report C Mortimer (0-06, 6f), A Dillon (0-02, 1f), A Moran (0-01)
P Harte S.O.
Attendance: 24,387
Quarter-final
London 2-05 - 1-12 Leitrim
C Donnellan, N Clinton (0-1f) 1-1 each, D Kinneavey 0-2f, P Hehir 0-1.
P Hehir & C Beirne S.O.		 Report C Duignan 0-7 (0-4f), D Brennan 1-0, J Glancy, M Foley (f) 0-2 each, C Regan 0-1.

Semi-finals

Semi-final
Sligo 0-13 - 2-05 Roscommon
M Breheny 0-04 (3f), B Curran 0-03, S Davey 0-02, J Davey (1x'45'), K Quinn, J McPartland, K Sweeney (0-01 each) Report K Mannion 1-01, C Cregg 1-00, G Heneghan 0-03 (3f), G Cox 0-01
Semi-final
Galway 0-17 - 1-10 Leitrim
N Joyce (0-06 2f), P Joyce (0-03 2f), J Fallon, S Armstrong (0-02 each), J Bergin, D Savage, C Bane (0-01 each) Report G McCloskey (1-00), C Duignan (0-03 1f), D Brennan, D Maxwell (0-02 each), M Foley, J Glancy (0-01 each)

Final

Final
Sligo 1-10 - 0-12 Galway
M Breheny 0-4 (3f), E O'Hara (1-0), J McPartland (0-2), M McNamara, J Davey ('45'), K Quinn, K Sweeney (0-1 each) Report P Joyce 0-5 (5f), N Joyce (1f), J Fallon (0-2 each), D Savage, M Meehan, C Bane (0-1 each)

Top Scorer: M Breheny (Sligo) 0-15

All-Ireland qualifiers

The first round of the qualifying rounds / 'back door system' includes all the counties that did not qualify for their respective provincial final with the exceptions of Antrim, Carlow, Clare, London, Offaly, Tipperary, Waterford and Wicklow. These eight teams played in the Tommy Murphy Cup because these particular teams all played in Division 4 of the 2008 National Football League.

Round 1

An open draw for the first round took place on 24 June, after all but one of the participants were known. This made sure that some teams did not have the advantage of knowing who they are going to be playing against longer than others. The matches were scheduled to be played on the weekend of 7 July and 8.

The eight winning teams from the first round went into another open draw for the second round leaving four teams who then went on to play the four losing teams from the respective provincial finals in the third and final round of qualifiers. The four winning teams from the third round were drawn against one of the four provincial winners in the All-Ireland quarter-finals.

The first round fixture that was most hotly anticipated is the all-Ulster clash of Derry and Armagh. [1] [2]

7 July 2007Round 1 Limerick 0-13 - 0-14 Louth Gaelic Grounds, Limerick
M. Reidy 0-7 (5f), G. Collins 0-3, T. Carroll, M.Crowley, J. Galvin 0-1 each Report B. White (2f), M.Stanfield, S. Lennon, D. Clarke , A.Hoey (1f) (0-2 each), C. Judge, M.Farrelly, S. O'Neill, R. Carroll (0-1 each)
7 July 2007Round 1 Leitrim 1-12 - 1-14
AET		 Donegal Páirc Sheáin Mhic Dhiarmada, Carrick-on-Shannon
C Duignan (0-7, 4f), J Glancy (1-2), M Duignan (0-2, 1 45), D Reynolds, D Maxwell, F McBrien (0-1) Report M Murphy (1-1), K McMenamin (2f), B Devanney (0-3 each), M Hegarty, R Kavanagh, R Bradley (0-2 each), E McGee, C Toye, S McDermott (0-1 each)
7 July 2007Round 1 Mayo 1-19 - 3-07 Cavan McHale Park, Castlebar
C Mortimer 0-7 (3f), A Dillon 0-5 (2f), B Moran 1-0, A Moran, P Hanley (0-2 each), D Heaney, T Mortimer, G Brady (0-1 each). Report D McCabe 1-4 (1p, 3f), J O'Reilly 1-0, R Gallagher 1-0, G Pearson, L Reilly, R Cullivan (0-1 each)
7 July 2007Round 1 Down 0-08 - 1-10 Meath Páirc Esler, Newry
A Carr (0-7), B Coulter (0-1) Report P Byrne (1-1), S Bray (0-3), B Farrell (0-2), N McLoughlin (0-1)
7 July 2007Round 1 Roscommon 1-13 - 2-13 Kildare Dr. Hyde Park, Roscommon
K Mannion (1-01), G Cox (0-04, 2f), G Heneghan (0-03), D Connellan (0-02), S O Neill, J Tiernan (0-01 each) Report J Doyle (1-08, 5f), P O Neill (1-02), E Bolton, K Donnelly, J Phillips, (0-01 each)
7 July 2007Round 1 Westmeath 0-18 - 0-09 Longford Cusack Park, Mullingar
D Dolan (0-6 6f), F Wilson (3f), D Glennon (0-4 each), D O'Donoghue, J Smith, G Dolan, J Connellan (0-1 each)
F Wilson SO		 Report B Kavanagh (0-6 6f), B McElvaney, P Barden, P Davis (0-1 each)
8 July 2007Round 1 Fermanagh 1-12 - 1-08 Wexford St. Tiernach's Park, Clones
C O'Reilly 0-4 (4f), J Sherry (1-0), E Maguire, R Keenan, S Doherty (0-2 each), M Little, T Brewster (f) (0-1 each) Report R Barry (1-0), M Forde 0-3 (3f), C Lyng 0-2 (1f), A Morrissey, P Wallace, D Fogarty (0-1 each)
8 July 2007Round 1 Armagh 0-09 - 0-10 Derry St. Tiernach's Park, Clones
S McDonnell 0-4 (1x'45'), S Kernan, O McConville (0-2 each), D Marsden (0-1) Report P Bradley 0-5 (4f), C Devlin (0-2), P Murphy, M Lynch, B McGoldrick (0-1 each)

Round 2

The draw for the second qualifying round took place on 8 July, after the first round results had all been settled. The most anticipated pairing was that of Mayo and Derry. [3] Derry won that game, having already upset Armagh the previous week.

14 July 2007Round 2 Westmeath 1-08 - 1-13 Donegal Cusack Park, Mullingar
M Flanagan 1-0, D Dolan 0-3 (2f), D Glennon 0-2, F Wilson, M Ennis, A Mangan (0-1 each). Report B Devaney 1-2 (1f), K McMenamin (2f), R Kavanagh (0-3 each), M Murphy 0-2, N McGready, R Bradley, C Bonner (0-1 each).
N McCready and C Bonner SO
14 July 2007Round 2 Derry 2-13 - 1-06 Mayo Celtic Park, Derry
Paddy Bradley (0-5, 2f), E. Muldoon, C Devlin (1-1 each), C Gilligan (0-3, 2f), J Conway, B McGoldrick, R Wilkinson (0-1 each) Report B Moran (1-2), P Hanley, A Moran, A Kilcoyne (0-1 each), C Mortimer (0-1, 1f)
14 July 2007Round 2 Kildare 1-10 - 1-16 Louth St. Conleth's Park, Newbridge
J Doyle 1-4 (1p, 1x45, 1f), E Callaghan, E Bolton, J Kavanagh, P O'Neill, M Foley, T Rossiter (0-1 each) Report P Keenan 1-1, A Hoey (3f), B White (3f) (0-4 each), C Judge 0-3, J O'Brien, R Carroll, M Stanfield, S Lennon (0-1 each)
14 July 2007Round 2 Meath 0-11 - 0-09 Fermanagh Páirc Tailteann, Navan
B Farrell (0-6 3f), P Byrne (0-2), A Moyles, S Bray, S O'Rourke (0-1 each) Report C O'Reilly (0-4 3f), T Brewster (0-3 3f), S McDermott, M Murphy (0-1 each)

Round 3

The draw for the third round took place on 14 July, and it included the runners up of the provincial championships, each of whom was drawn to play one of the four successful teams from the second round.

21 July 2007Round 3 Cork 0-16 - 0-14 Louth O'Moore Park, Portlaoise
J Masters (0-05 3f), D O'Connor (3f), K McMahon (0-03 each), K O'Connor, N Murphy, D Kavanagh, C McCarthy, P O'Neill (0-01 each). Report A Hoey 0-4 (2f), S Lennon, C Judge, D Clarke (1f), B White (2f) (0-2 each), R Carroll, M Standfield (‘45’) (0-1 each)
21 July 2007Round 3 Galway 1-14 -2-14 Meath O'Moore Park, Portlaoise
M Meehan 1-5 (1p, 2f), N Joyce 0-5(1f), S Armstrong 0-3, M Clancy 0-1. Report S Bray 2-2, B Farrell 0- 6(5f), S O'Rourke 0-2, C McCarthy, G Geraghty, M Ward, A Moyles (0-1 each).
28 July 2007Round 3 Laois 2-11 - 1-18 Derry Breffni Park, Cavan
M Tierney (0-4, 3f), C Parkinson (0-3), P McMahon, B Sheehan (1-0 each), J Higgins, B McCormack, P Lawlor, R Munnelly (0-1 each) Report Paddy Bradley (0-7, 5f), P Murphy (1-2), C Gilligan (0-3, 2f), M Lynch (0-2), G O'Kane, F Doherty, J Conway, C Devlin (0-1 each)
28 July 2007Round 3 Monaghan 2-12 - 1-07 Donegal Healy Park, Omagh
T Freeman 1-5 (2f), P Finlay 0-4 (2f), V Corey (1-1), C Hanratty, S Smith (0-1 each) Report R Kavanagh (1-2), E McGee, K McMenamin, K Cassidy, C McFadden, B Devenney (0-1, each).

All-Ireland series

This stage of the competition is a pure knockout, with teams competing facing off in a single match. As many replays as it takes determines who proceeds in the competition, as at the time there was no definitive tie-breaker in use in Gaelic Games.

The draw for the quarter-finals took place on Sunday 29 July, and it involved the four winning teams from Round Three of the qualifier series being drawn against the four provincial winners; Tyrone, Sligo, Kerry and Dublin.

Quarter-finals Semi-finals Final
         
Sligo 0-08
Cork 1-11
Cork 1-16
Meath 0-09
Tyrone 2-08
Meath 1-13
Cork 1-09
Kerry 3-13
Dublin 0-18
Derry 0-15
Dublin 0-16
Kerry 1-15
Kerry 1-12
Monaghan 1-11

Quarter-finals

Quarter-final
Sligo 0-08 - 1-11 Cork
S Davey (0-02), M Breheny (0-03), E O'Hara, J McPartland, P Gallagher (0-1 each) Report J Masters (0-04), J Miskella (1-0), D O'Connor (0-03), K O'Sullivan, K McMahon, P O'Neill, C McCarthy (0-01 each)sm
Quarter-final
Tyrone 2-08 - 1-13 Meath
O Mulligan (1-01), S Cavanagh (1-00), R Mulgrew, C McCullagh (0-02 each), G Cavlan, D McCaul, R Mellon (0-01 each) Report G Geraghty (1-02), B Farrell (0-04), S Bray (0-03), P Byrne, S O'Rourke, N Crawford, M Ward (0-01 each)
Quarter-final
Dublin 0-18 - 0-15 Derry
M Vaughan (0-6, 0-3 f, 0-3 ‘45s), C Keaney, B Brogan, A Brogan (0-3), J Sherlock (0-2), C Moran (0-1). Report Paddy Bradley (0-6), C Gilligan (0-3), C Devlin, P Murphy (0-2), E Bradley, F Doherty (0-1)
Quarter-final
Kerry 1-12 - 1-11 Monaghan
MF Russell (0-04), C Cooper (0-03), Declan O’Sullivan (1-00), B Sheehan (0-02), E Brosnan, K Young (0-01 each). Report T Freeman (1-3), R Woods (0-3), C Hanratty, P Finlay (0-2 each), S Gollogly (0-1).

Semi-finals

Semi-final
Cork 1-16 0-09 Meath
D O’Connor (0-07), K McMahon (1-02), D Goulding (0-2), D Kavanagh, N Murphy, J Miskella, P O’Neill (0-01 each). B Farrell (0-04), S Bray, S O’Rourke (0-2 each), C King (0-1)
Semi-final
Dublin 0-16 1-15 Kerry
B Cullen (0-2), B Cahill (0-1), A Brogan (0-3), B Brogan (0-1), C Keaney (0-4, 0-2f), M Vaughan (0-5, 0-4f) Report T O Se (0-1), D O'Sullivan (1-3), E Brosnan (0-2), P Galvin (0-2), C Cooper (0-3, 0-2f), B Sheehan (0-3, 0-1f), S O'Sullivan (0-1)

Final

Final
Cork 1-09 - 3-13 Kerry
D Goulding (1-01), Donncha O'Connor (0-04), James Masters (0-03), Michael Cussen (0-01) Report Colm Cooper (1-05), Kieran Donaghy (2-00), Bryan Sheehan (0-02), Tomás Ó Sé, Aidan O'Mahony, Seamus Scanlon, Paul Galvin, Declan O'Sullivan, S O'Sullivan (0-01 each)
Attendance: 82,196
Referee: David Coldrick (Meath)

Championship statistics

Miscellaneous

Top scorers

PositionPlayerTallyTotalMatchesAverage
1 James Masters (Cork)3-3039 points66.5
2 Tomás Freeman (Monaghan)3-233256.4
3 Mark Vaughan (Dublin)1-283155.2
4 Paddy Bradley (Derry)1-252855.6
= Donncha O'Connor (Cork)1-252864.7
6 Stephen Bray (Meath)2-212763.8
7 Brian Farrell (Meath)0-262662.8
8 Colm Cooper (Kerry)2-182454.8
9 Brian Kavanagh (Longford)2-172337.6
10 John Doyle (Kildare)2-162237.3
= Michael Tierney (Laois)0-222245.5

Individual feats

PlayerCountyTallyOpposition
James Masters Cork 2-07 (13) Tipperary
Brian Kavanagh Longford 2-06 (12) Westmeath
John Doyle Kildare 1-08 (11) Roscommon
James Masters Cork 1-07 (10) Limerick
Nicky Joyce Galway 0-09 (9) Leitrim
Mark Vaughan Dublin 1-06 (9) Laois
Eoin Brosnan Kerry 2-02 (8) Waterford
PJ Ward Offaly 0-08 (8) Carlow
Tomás Freeman Monaghan 1-05 (8) Donegal

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