2019 Munster Senior Hurling Championship

Munster Senior Hurling Championship
Tournament details
Year	2019
Date	12 May–30 June
Teams	5
Defending champions	Cork
Winners
Champions	Limerick (20th win)
Manager	John Kiely
Captain	Declan Hannon
Qualify for	Munster SHC Final ; All-Ireland SHC
Runners-up
Runners-up	Tipperary
Manager	Liam Sheedy
Captain	Séamus Callanan
Other
Matches played	11
	← 2018 2020 →

Last updated December 25, 2022

The 2019 Munster Senior Hurling Championship was the 2019 installment of the annual Munster Senior Hurling Championship organised by Munster GAA.^[1]

Teams

The Munster championship was contested by five of the six counties from the Irish province of Munster. The exception was Kerry, traditionally the province's weakest at hurling (but strongest in football).

Team	Location	Stadium	Capacity
Clare	Ennis	Cusack Park, Ennis	19,000
Cork	Cork	Páirc Uí Chaoimh	45,000
Limerick	Limerick	Gaelic Grounds	49,886
Tipperary	Thurles	Semple Stadium	53,000
Waterford	Waterford	Walsh Park	11,046

Personnel and colours

Team	Colours	Captain(s)	Manager(s)	Most recent success			Main Sponsor
Team	Colours	Captain(s)	Manager(s)				Main Sponsor
All-Ireland	Provincial	League
Clare		Patrick O'Connor	Donal Moloney Gerry O'Connor	2013	1998	2016	Pat O'Donnell
Cork		Séamus Harnedy	John Meyler	2005	2018	1998	Chill Insurance
Limerick		Declan Hannon	John Kiely	2018	2013	2019	J. P. McManus
Tipperary		Séamus Callanan	Liam Sheedy	2016	2016	2008	Teneo
Waterford		Noel Connors	Páraic Fanning	1959	2010	2015	TQS Integration

Group table

Key to colours
	Advance to Munster final
	Advance to preliminary quarter-finals

Pos	Team	Pld	W	L	SF	SA	Diff	Pts
1	Tipperary	4	4	0	8-101	1-80	42	8
2	Limerick	4	2	2	4-92	2-71	27	4
3	Cork	4	2	2	6-98	7-87	8	4
4	Clare	4	2	2	3-73	6-89	-25	4
5	Waterford	4	0	4	2-67	7-104	-52	0

Waterford did not need to play a relegation-playoff to avoid relegation to the Joe McDonagh Cup for 2020, because the winners of the 2019 Joe McDonagh Cup were from Leinster (Laois).

Group matches

Round 1

12 May 2019Round 1	Waterford	0-22 (22)–(23) 1-20	Clare	Waterford
14:00		(HT: 0-10 - 1-13)		Venue: Walsh Park
	Pts: Stephen Bennett 11 (8f, 165), A Gleeson 4, J Barron 2, Gleeson 1, M Kearney 1, Shane Bennett 1, T Ryan 1, M Shanahan 1	Report	Gls: J Conlon 1 Pts: P Duggan 8 (7f), T Kelly 5, S Golden 1, S O’Donnell 1, J Conlon 1, P Collins 1, A McCarthy 1, R Taylor 1	Referee: James Owens (Wexford) Attendance: 11,012 TV: RTÉ

12 May 2019Round 1	Cork	1-24 (27)–(34) 2-28	Tipperary	Cork
16:00				Venue: Páirc Uí Chaoimh
	Gls: S Harnedy 1 Pts: P Horgan 14 (10f), C Lehane 3, S Kingston 3, S Harnedy 2, T O’Mahony 1, R O’Flynn 1	Report	Gls: S Callanan 1, J McGrath 1 Pts: J O’Dwyer 7, N McGrath 4 (1 65'), S Callanan 4, J Forde 5 (3f), B Maher 2, P Maher 1, R Maher 1, M Breen 1, N O’Meara 1, P Maher 1, J McGrath 1	Referee: Seán Cleere (Kilkenny) Attendance: 30,274 TV: RTÉ

Round 2

19 May 2019Round 2	Tipperary	2-30 (36)–(18) 0-18	Waterford	Thurles
14:00				Venue: Semple Stadium
	Gls: J Forde 1, S Callanan 1 Pts: J Forde 9 (4f), J McGrath 5, M Breen 6, J O'Dwyer 4, N McGrath 2 (1f), R Maher 1, B Heffernan 1, J Morris 1	Report	Pts: P Mahony 9 (7f), T Ryan 3, A Gleeson 2, T de Burca 1, Stephen Bennett 1.	Referee: J Keenan (Wicklow) Attendance: 22,883 TV: RTÉ

19 May 2019Round 2	Limerick	1-19 (22)–(29) 1-26	Cork	Limerick
16:00				Venue: LIT Gaelic Grounds
	Gls: G Mulcahy 1 Pts: A Gillane 9 (8f), G Mulcahy 4, D Byrnes 2, S Dowling 2 (2f), K Hayes 1, T Morrissey 1	Report	Gls: P Horgan 1 Pts: P Horgan 9 (6f), D Kearney 4, S Harnedy 4, A Cadogan 3, D Dalton 2, L Meade 2, D Fitzgibbon 1, C Lehane 1	Referee: P O'Dwyer (Carlow) Attendance: 31,274 TV: RTÉ

Round 3

2 June 2019Round 3	Waterford	0-10 (10)–(30) 2-24	Limerick	Waterford
14:00				Venue: Walsh Park
	Pts: Pauric Mahony 7 (5f), Stephen Bennett 1, J Prendergast 1, Shane Bennett 1.	Report	Gls: A Gillane 1, G Hegarty 1 Pts: A Gillane 4 (4f), S Dowling 3 (3f), K Hayes 3, P Casey 2, P O'Loughlin 2, D O'Donovan 2, D Hannon 1, T Morrissey 1, B Murphy 1, D Reidy 1, C Lynch 1, G Hegarty 1.	Referee: F Horgan (Tipperary) Attendance: 10,874 TV: RTÉ

2 June 2019Round 3	Clare	0-17 (17)–(30) 3-21	Tipperary	Ennis
16:00				Venue: Cusack Park
	Pts: P Duggan 9 (8f), T Kelly 3 (2f), P Collins 1, D Fitzgerald 1, S Golden 1, S McCarthy 1, D Ryan 1		Gls: S Callanan 1, P Maher 1, N McGrath 1 Pts: J McGrath 6, J Forde 6 (6f), S Callanan 3, N McGrath 2, P Maher 2, J O'Dwyer 1, B Maher 1	Referee: A Kelly (Galway) Attendance: 18,216 TV: RTÉ

Round 4

8 June 2019Round 4	Cork	2-30 (36)–(23) 2-17	Waterford	Cork
19:00				Venue: Páirc Uí Chaoimh
	Gls: P Horgan 1, A Cadogan 1. Pts: P Horgan 10 (0-9 fs), S Harnedy 3, D Fitzgibbon 3, S Kingston 3, A Cadogan 2; M Coleman 2, T O’Mahony 2, D Kearney 1, L Meade 1, B Cooper 1, M Ellis 1, C Lehane 1.	Report	Gls: Stephen Bennett 1, Shane Bennett 1. Pts: Stephen Bennett 8 (0-7 fs); Shane Bennett 2, J Prendergast 2, P Hogan 2, J Barron 1, C Lyons 1, A Gleeson (sideline) 1.	Referee: J Keenan (Wicklow) Attendance: 26,521 TV: Sky Sports

9 June 2019Round 4	Limerick	1-28 (31)–(13) 0-13	Clare	Limerick
16:00				Venue: LIT Gaelic Grounds
	Gls: A Gillane 1. Pts: A Gillane 11 (7 frees, 1 '65'), P Casey 4, T Morrissey 3, G Hegarty 2, G Mulcahy 2, D Byrnes 1, D Hannon 1, W O'Donoghue 1, K Hayes 1, D O'Donovan 1, S Dowling 1.	Report	Pts: P Duggan 11 (8 frees, 1 line 'cut'), C Galvin 1, T Kelly 1.	Referee: J Owens (Wexford) Attendance: 29,611 TV: RTÉ

Round 5

16 June 2019Round 5	Clare	2-23 (29)–(24) 2-18	Cork	Ennis
14:00				Venue: Cusack Park
	Gls: T Kelly 1, S O'Donnell 1. Pts: P Duggan 12 (9f), C Galvin 3, T Kelly 2, D Ryan 2, C McInerney 2, J Conlon 1, A McCarthy 1.	Report	Gls: P Horgan 2. Pts: P Horgan 9 (8f), A Cadogan 4, D Fitzgibbon 2, D Kearney 1, S Harnedy 1, S Kingston 1.	Referee: P O'Dwyer (Carlow) Attendance: 16,856

16 June 2019Round 5	Tipperary	1-22 (25)–(21) 0-21	Limerick	Thurles
14:00				Venue: Semple Stadium
	Gls: S Callanan 1. Pts: J Forde 9 (4f, 2 sideline), S Callanan 4, P Maher 2, N McGrath (1f) 2, B Maher 1, M Breen 1, J Morris 1, J McGrath 1, J O'Dwyer 1.	Report	Pts: A Gillane 13 (9f, 1 '65), T Morrissey 3, D Byrnes 2 (1 '65), S Dowling 1, G Mulcahy 1, C Lynch 1.	Referee: S Cleere (Kilkenny) Attendance: 39,115 TV: RTÉ

Final

RTÉ

30 June 2019
14:00
Munster Final

Report

Limerick	2-26 (32)–(20) 2-14	Tipperary
(HT: 1-11 - 1-09)
Gls: P Casey 1, K Hayes 1. Pts: P Casey 5, T Morrissey 4, A Gillane (3f) 4, G Hegarty 3, D Byrnes (3f) 3, K Hayes 2, G Mulcahy 2, B Nash 1.		Gls: S Callanan 1, J McGrath 1. Pts: J Forde 6 (3f), R Maher 2, N McGrath (1f) 1, S Callanan 1, D McCormack 1, J O’Dwyer 1, J Morris 1, J Cahill 1.

LIT Gaelic Grounds , Limerick
Referee: P O'Dwyer (Carlow)
Attendance: 44,052

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References

↑ "Munster Senior Hurling Championship Details Confirmed". 8 March 2019.

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[1] "Munster Senior Hurling Championship Details Confirmed". 8 March 2019.

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