2010 Walsh Cup

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2010 Walsh Cup
Tournament details
ProvinceLeinster
Year2010
Trophy Walsh Cup
Winners
Champions Galway (1st win)
Manager John McIntyre
Captain Shane Kavanagh
Runners-up
Runners-up Dublin
Manager Anthony Daly
Captain Richie Kehoe
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The 2010 Walsh Cup is a hurling competition played by the teams of Leinster GAA, a team from Connacht GAA and a team from Ulster GAA. The competition differs from the Leinster Senior Hurling Championship as it also features further education colleges from both Leinster and Connacht and the winning team does not progress to another tournament at All-Ireland level. The four losers of the preliminary round and the quarter-finals enter the Walsh Shield.

Contents

Walsh Cup

Preliminary round
24 January 2010 		Quarter-finals
30/31 January 2010 		Semi-finals
6 February 2010 		Final
U.C.D. 2-14
Antrim 3-10 UCD 1-13
  Wexford 2-16
  Wexford 2-13
Carlow 1-8 Dublin 2-17
N.U.I.G. 1-17 N.U.I.G. 0-12
  Dublin 2-16
  Dublin 1-15
Laois 1-25 Galway 1-22
GMIT 1-13 Laois 2-16
  Galway 4-24
  Galway 1-22
Offaly 1-19 Offaly 2-16
D.I.T. 1-18 Offaly 1-16
  Kilkenny 1-13
 

Preliminary round

U.C.D. 1-25 - 3-10 Antrim
M Nolan 0-11 (0-9f), P Atkinson 2-2, L Ryan, C Lyng 1-2 each, D O'Connor 0-3, J Boland 0-1. Report PJ O'Connell 2-1, K McKeegan 1-1 (1-0f, 0-1 '65'), N McManus 0-4 (0-3f), P McGill, M Scullion, S McRory, J McIntosh 0-1 each.
Belfield
Referee: Joe O'Kelly (Wexford)
NUI Galway1-17 - 1-8 Carlow
F Coone 0-10 (9fs, '65) J Conlon 0-5 (3fs), S Quinlan 1-0, K Heagney, J O'Gorman 0-1 each. Report D English 0-5 (4fs), R Dunbar 1-0 (pen) P Keogh 0-2 (2fs), D Roberts 0-1.
Laois 1-25 - 1-13 GMIT
W Hyland 0-7(4f), E Costello 1-2, B Campion 0-5 (4f), C Delaney 0-3, M McEvoy, J Brophy, D Peacock 0-2 (1f) each, S Dollard, J Rowney 0-1 each. Report E Feeney 0-6 (5f), A O'Shaughnessy 1-1 (1-0f), T Flannery 0-2, C Flannery(1f), G Mahon (1f), L Hands, P Sheehan 0-1 each.
Referee: T Anderson (Offaly)
Offaly 1-19 - 1-18 D.I.T.
O Kealey 0-8 (0-6fs), C Parlon 1-1, D Horan 0-4 (0-3fs), G Healion 0-3, K Brady, F Daly and S Kelly 0-1 each. Report P Ryan 0-9 (4fs), H Kehoe 1-2, J Clarke, M Moloney (1f) 0-2 each, P Lynch (f), P Kelly and P Hartley 0-1 each.
Rath
Referee: D Hughes (Carlow)

Quarter-finals

UCD 1-13 - 2-16 Wexford
P Atkinson 0-6 (0-3f), C Waldron 1-0, L Rushe 0-3 (0-2f), J Boland 0-2, L Ryan, C Gleeson 0-1 each. Report D Lyng 0-9, (0-7f, 0-1, 65,; S Banville, J Berry 1-1 each, D Nolan 0-3, C Farrell, P J Nolan 0-1 each.
Gorey
Referee: A Stapleton (Wexford)
N.U.I.G.0-12 - 2-16 Dublin
F Coone 0-7 (0-6f), J Conlon 0-3 (0-2f), D Barrett, K Heagney 0-1. Report J Kelly 0-5, K Flynn (0-1f), D Curtin 1-2 each, A McCrabbe 0-4 (0-4f), J McCaffrey 0-2, S Ryan 0-1.
Portmarnock
Referee: B Gavin (Offaly)
Laois 2-16 - 4-24
A.E.T.		 Galway
W Hyland 1-8 (0-5f), J Rowney 1-1, J Brophy 0-3, B Campion 0-2 (0-2f), M Whelan, J Purcell, J Dunne (0-1) each. Report G Farragher 1-9 (0-8f), R Cummins 2-2, J Gantley 1-1, N Cahalan 0-4 (0-1f), A Harte 0-3, C Donnellan, A Callanan 0-2 each, D Barry 0-1.
Referee: D Connelly (Offaly).
Offaly 1-16 - 1-13 Kilkenny
D Currams 0-4 (0-4f), C Parlon, J Bergin (0-2f) 0-3 each, G Healion 1-0, R Hanniffy, S Kelly 0-2 each, G Oakley, K Brady 0-1 each. Report M Boran 1-1, R Hogan 0-4 (0-2f), J Mulhall 0-3, M Grace 0-2, E McGrath ,M Bergin, PJ Delaney (0-1f) 0-1 each.
O'Connor Park
Referee: J McGrath (Westmeath)

Semi-finals

Galway 1-22 - 2-16 Offaly
G Farragher 0-10 (0-7f, 2 '65, 1 sideline); J Gantley 1-6; D Burke 0-3; A Callanan, A Harte, C Donnellan 0-1 each. Report S Dooley 1-7 (0-5f); G Healion 1-2; R Hanniffy, K Brady 0-2 each; G Oakley, C Mahon, E Kelly (0-1f) 0-1 each.
Wexford 2-13 - 2-17 Dublin
D Lyng 1-7 (1-5f); J Berry 1-2; C Farrell (0-1f), W Doran, S Banville, C Kenny 0-1 each. Report A McCrabbe 0-6 (0-2f); J McCaffrey 0-4 (0-2 '65s); S Ryan 1-1; K O'Loughlin 1-0; M O'Brien 0-2; K Flynn, D Byrne, S Lambert, M Carton 0-1 each.

Final

Galway 1-22 - 1-15 Dublin
G Farragher 0-9 (5f,1 sl), J Gantley 1-3, A Callanan 0-3, D Burke, A Harte 0-2 each, N Cahalan, N Hayes, I Tannian 0-1 each. Report A McCrabbe 0-11 (7f, 1 sl), S Durkin 1-0, S Lambert 0-2, S Ryan, K Flynn 0-1 each.
Parnell Park
Referee: J Owens (Wexford)

Walsh Shield

The Walsh Shield consists of the 8 losing teams from the preliminary round and the quarter-finals of the Walsh Cup.

Quarter-finals Semi-finals Final
Antrim 2-23
N.U.I.G. 4-15 Antrim 1-15
UCD 0-11 Carlow 2-14
Carlow 2-14 Laois 1-16
GMIT 0-8 Carlow 1-10
Kilkenny 8-20 Kilkenny 1-16
Laois 1-24 Laois 1-17
D.I.T. 2-13

Quarter-finals

Antrim 2-23 - 4-15N.U.I.G.
N McManus 0-12 (5f, 1 '45), E McCluskey 2-1, S McNaughton 0-6, M Scullion 0-2, C McVaughan, D Hamill 0-1 each. Report D Sullivan 2-0, S Quinlan 1-2, D Reidy 0-5 (2f), D O'Flynn 1-0, K Keehan, D Barrett, G Kelly 0-2 each, J O'Gorman, P Kennedy 0-1 each.
Dunganny
UCD 0-11 - 2-14 Carlow
J Foley (2f), C Waldron 0-3 each, D O'Connor, D Purcell, P Donohoe, J Maher, E Mac Suibhne 0-1 each. Report P Kehoe 2-9 (0-5f, 0-1 '65), D Roberts, C Doyle, A Gaule, E Minchin and E Coady 0-1 each.
Dr Cullen Park
Referee: D Connolly (Kilkenny
GMIT 0-8 - 8-20 Kilkenny
R Madden 0-4 (4f), J Gelston 0-1 (1f), L Hands 0-1 (1f). Report M Bergin 2-9 (4f), M Ruth 3-1, M Boran 2-0, M Grace 1-2, E McGrath 0-4, J Mulhall, L Ryan 0-2.
Laois 1-24 - 2-13 D.I.T.
J Rowney 1-5, J Purcell, W Hyland 0-4 each, J Brophy (0-1f), B Campion (0-2f) 0-3 each, B Dunne 0-2, J Dunne, JJ McHugh, D Peacock 0-1 each. Report D O'Dwyer 2-2, D Tracey 0-4, S Bourke 0-3, J Clarke, T Maloney, N Kelly, R Butler 0-1 each.
Referee: P Murphy (Carlow)

Semi-finals

Laois 1-17 - 1-16 Kilkenny
W Hyland 0-8 (6f), B Campion 0-3 (2f), J Dunne 1-0, D Peacock 0-2, E Jackman, B Dunne, E Costelloe, J Purcell 0-1 each. Report M Bergin 0-7 (6f), J Mulhall 1-3, E McGrath, M Ruth 0-2 each, P Hogan, M Grace 0-1 each.
Castlecomer
Referee: D Murphy (Wexford)
Carlow 2-14 - 1-15 Antrim
E Byrne 1-3, R Dunbar 1-1, C Hughes 0-3 (1f), A Gaule, R Coady (1f, 1 '65) 0-2 each, C Doyle, B Lawler and P Kehoe 0-1 each. Report L Watson 0-7 (0-5f), S McCrory 0-4, E McCloskey 1-0, A Smiley 0-2, K McKeegan (1f), M Scullion 0-1 each.
Dr Cullen Park
Referee: J Kelly (Wexford

Final

Laois 1-16 – 1-10 Carlow
doubled as NHL match
Dr Cullen Park
Referee: T Carroll (Offaly)

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