Galway–Tipperary hurling rivalry

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Galway-Tipperary
Location County Galway
County Tipperary
Teams Galway
Tipperary
First meetingTipperary 1-01 - 0-00 Galway
1887 All-Ireland final
(1 April 1888)
Latest meetingGalway 1-20 - 1-18 Tipperary
2023 All-Ireland Quarter-Final
(24 June 2023)
Statistics
Meetings total31
Most winsTipperary (21)
Top scorer Séamus Callanan (7-31)
All-time seriesTipperary 21-10 Galway

The GalwayTipperary fixture is a traditional hurling rivalry dating back to 1888. Tipperary have traditionally been one of the strongest teams in the Munster Championship while Galway have won five All-Ireland Senior hurling titles, including defeating Tipperary in the 1988 All-Ireland Hurling Final. There is no present Connacht Championship, so since 2009 Galway have played in the Leinster Senior Hurling Championship.

Contents

History

This Tipperary and Galway rivalry started very late on due to Galway not performing in the Senior championship. The rivalry kicked into gear in the 1980s, when Galway came to force. In 1980, when Galway won their first All Ireland title since 1923, Tipperary were still in the Senior hurling doldrums. The two counties had done battle a few times, but from 1887 until 1986, Galway had only won one encounter. In the 1980s, however, Galway took control. These battles at the time (87-93) were ferocious. Even Present managers Cyril Farrell (Galway) and Michael 'Babs' Keating (Tipperary) got involved. Between 1959 and 1969, Galway played in the Munster Senior Hurling Championship. Seeing as there was no credible Hurling team in Connacht, Galway automatically entered the All-Ireland Semi-final or into the first round of the Qualifiers after that system was introduced. Galway now play in Leinster for a three-year trial period. These teams met each other in the first ever All-Ireland Senior hurling final in 1887 (though played in 1888). [1] [2] [3]

In 2010, a stoppage time winner from Lar Corbett gave Tipperary a one point victory in an All-Ireland quarter-final at Croke Park, with Tipperary going on to win the All-Ireland title. [4]

In 2014, the sides played each other in the first round of the qualifiers at Semple Stadium on 5 July. [5] With 19 minutes remaining Galway had a six point lead but Tipperary went on to outscore Galway by 2-10 to 0-1 in the remainder of the match to win on a 3-25 to 4-13 scoreline. [6]

On 16 August 2015 the two sides met in the semi-final of the 2015 All-Ireland Championship at Croke Park. Galway won the game by one point with an injury time score coming from Shane Moloney at the hill 16 end. [7] The teams were level on 10 occasions and in the second half the lead changed hands six times. [8] Séamus Callanan scored 3-9 (3-4 from play) to win the man of the match award but ended up on the losing team. It was Eamon O'Shea's last game as Tipperary manager as he was stepping down at the conclusion of the 2015 Championship. [9] [10] [11]

On 14 August 2016 the two sides met for the third year in a row in the semi-final of the 2016 All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship at Croke Park. Galway had a 1-10 to 0-11 point lead at half time, but two second half goals for Tipperary in the last ten minutes from substitute John O'Dwyer and John McGrath put Tipperary into a three-point lead. Galway reduced the lead down to one point but Tipperary held on to reach the final which they went on to win. [12] [13] [14] [15]

In 2017, in the All-Ireland semi-final on 6 August, Joe Canning scored an injury time winning point from the right sideline against defending champions Tipperary as Galway won by a point and qualified for the 2017 All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship Final. [16] [17]

In November 2020, the two teams met in the quarter-finals of the 2020 All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship with no supporters present due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Galway won the game by 3-23 to 2-24 with a late goal by Aidan Harte putting them in front by a point in the 66th minute where they held on to win by two points. [18]

Statistics

Totals for Galway includes 25 Connacht Senior Hurling Championship's and 2 Leinster Senior Hurling Championship's.

TeamAll-IrelandProvincialNational LeagueTotal
Galway 5271042
Tipperary 27422089
Combined326930131

All time results

Legend

Galway win
Tipperary win
Drawn game

Senior

No.DateWinnersScoreRunners-upVenueStage
1.1 April 1888Tipperary (1)1-01 - 0-00Galway Birr All-Ireland final
2.17 December 1899Tipperary (2)7-12 - 3-09Galway Athenry All-Ireland semi-final
3.21 September 1902Tipperary (3)6-14 - 1-06Galway Terenure All-Ireland home final
4.8 September 1907Tipperary (4)7-14 - 0-02Galway Markets Field All-Ireland semi-final
5.14 February 1909Tipperary (5)5-15 - 1-00Galway Markets Field All-Ireland semi-final
6.17 October 1909Tipperary (6)6-7 - 5-07Galway Markets Field All-Ireland semi-final
7.22 October 1916Tipperary (7)8-01 - 0-00Galway Athlone All-Ireland semi-final
8.26 August 1923Tipperary (8)3-02 - 1-03Galway Galway All-Ireland semi-final
9.23 November 1924Galway (1)3-01 - 2-03Tipperary Croke Park All-Ireland semi-final
10.6 September 1925Tipperary (9)5-06 - 1-05Galway Croke Park All-Ireland final
11.17 August 1930Tipperary (10)6-08 - 2-02Galway St. Brendan's Park All-Ireland semi-final
12.13 August 1950Tipperary (11)4-07 - 2-06Galway Croke Park All-Ireland semi-final
13.7 September 1958Tipperary (12)4-09 - 2-05Galway Croke Park All-Ireland final
14.2 July 1961Tipperary (13)7-12 - 5-06Galway Cusack Park Munster semi-final
15.15 August 1971Tipperary (14)3-26 - 6-08Galway St. Brendan's Park All-Ireland semi-final
16.9 August 1987Galway (2)3-20 - 2-17Tipperary Croke Park All-Ireland semi-final
17.4 September 1988Galway (3)1-15 - 0-14Tipperary Croke Park All-Ireland final
18.6 August 1989Tipperary (15)1-17 - 2-11Galway Croke Park All-Ireland semi-final
19.4 August 1991Tipperary (16)3-13 - 1-09Galway Croke Park All-Ireland semi-final
20.8 August 1993Galway (4)1-16 - 1-14Tipperary Croke Park All-Ireland semi-final
21.23 July 2000Galway (5)1-14 - 0-15Tipperary Croke Park All-Ireland quarter-final
22.9 September 2001Tipperary (17)2-18 - 2-15Galway Croke Park All-Ireland final
23.13 July 2003Tipperary (18)1-18 - 1-17Galway Pearse Stadium All-Ireland qualifier
24.31 July 2005Galway (6)2-20 - 2-18Tipperary Croke Park All-Ireland quarter-final
25.25 July 2010Tipperary (19)3-17 - 3-16Galway Croke Park All-Ireland quarter-final
26.5 July 2014Tipperary (20)3-25 - 4-13Galway Semple Stadium All-Ireland qualifier
27.16 August 2015Galway (7)0-26 - 3-16Tipperary Croke Park All-Ireland semi-final
28.14 August 2016Tipperary (21)2-19 - 2-18Galway Croke Park All-Ireland semi-final
29.6 August 2017Galway (8)0-22 - 1-18Tipperary Croke Park All-Ireland semi-final
30.21 November 2020Galway (9)3-23 - 2-24Tipperary Gaelic Grounds All-Ireland quarter-final
31.24 June 2023Galway (10)1-20 - 1-18Tipperary Gaelic Grounds All-Ireland quarter-final

Intermediate

No.DateWinnersScoreRunners-upVenueStage
1.3 May 1964Galway (1)1-08 - 1-03Tipperary Pearse Stadium Munster quarter-final
2.10 July 1966Tipperary (1)4-02 - 1-07Galway Dunlo Grounds Munster final
3.17 September 1972Tipperary (2)2-13 - 1-09Galway St. Brendan's Park All-Ireland final
4.30 August 2000Tipperary (3)2-17 - 1-10Galway Gaelic Grounds All-Ireland final
5.31 August 2002Tipperary1-20 - 2-17Galway St. Brendan's Park All-Ireland final
6.21 September 2002Galway (2)2-15 - 1-10Tipperary St. Brendan's Park All-Ireland final replay

Junior

No.DateWinnersScoreRunners-upVenueStage
1.19 October 1913Tipperary (1)11-02 - 0-02Galway Croke Park All-Ireland semi-final
2.26 March 1916Tipperary (2)11-04 - 0-03Galway Markets Field All-Ireland semi-final
3.30 August 1925Tipperary (3)5-05 - 1-02Galway Croke Park All-Ireland final
4.30 March 1927Tipperary (4)6-02 - 2-03Galway Thurles Sportsfield All-Ireland final
5.8 October 1933Tipperary (5)8-03 - 1-03Galway Portumna Sportsfield All-Ireland home final
6.23 August 1953Tipperary3-05 - 3-05Galway Dunlo Grounds All-Ireland semi-final
7.30 August 1953Tipperary (6)6-08 - 2-04Galway St. Brendan's Park All-Ireland semi-final replay
8.3 July 1988Tipperary (7)3-10 - 3-09Galway Páirc Shíleáin All-Ireland semi-final
9.21 July 1989Tipperary (8)0-12 - 0-08Galway Gaelic Grounds All-Ireland final

Under-21

No.DateWinnersScoreRunners-upVenueStage
1.18 July 1965Tipperary (1)4-09 - 3-03Galway Dunlo Grounds Munster final
2.16 July 1967Tipperary (2)3-09 - 3-05Galway Gaelic Grounds Munster final
3.15 August 1972Galway (1)2-11 - 1-11Tipperary MacDonagh Park All-Ireland semi-final
4.8 October 1978Galway3-05 - 2-08Tipperary Gaelic Grounds All-Ireland final
5.29 October 1978Galway (2)3-15 - 2-08Tipperary Gaelic Grounds All-Ireland final replay
6.23 September 1979Tipperary (3)2-12 - 1-09Galway O'Moore Park All-Ireland final
7.17 August 1980Tipperary (4)3-11 - 2-12Galway Cusack Park All-Ireland semi-final
8.23 August 1981Tipperary (5)3-17 - 0-07Galway Cusack Park All-Ireland semi-final
9.11 September 1983Galway (3)0-12 - 0-06Tipperary O'Connor Park All-Ireland final
10.12 August 1984Tipperary (6)3-10 - 2-08Galway Cusack Park All-Ireland semi-final
11.11 August 1985Tipperary (7)1-15 - 2-07Galway O'Connor Park All-Ireland semi-final
12.13 August 1989Tipperary (8)1-14 - 1-07Galway Gaelic Grounds All-Ireland semi-final
13.12 August 1999Galway (4)3-12 - 1-16Tipperary O'Connor Park All-Ireland semi-final
14.23 August 2003Galway (5)2-20 - 2-16Tipperary Cusack Park All-Ireland semi-final
15.11 September 2010Tipperary (9)5-22 - 0-12Galway Semple Stadium All-Ireland final

Minor

No.DateWinnersScoreRunners-upVenueStage
1.14 August 1932Tipperary (1)6-06 - 0-00Galway Gaelic Grounds All-Ireland semi-final
2.8 October 1933Tipperary (2)4-06 - 2-03Galway Walsh Park All-Ireland final
3.5 August 1934Tipperary (3)8-8 - 1-00Galway St. Cronan's Park All-Ireland semi-final
4.29 July 1945Tipperary (4)5-16 - 0-02Galway St. Brendan's Park All-Ireland semi-final
5.28 July 1946Tipperary (5)5-06 - 0-01Galway St. Brendan's Park All-Ireland semi-final
6.7 September 1947Tipperary (6)9-05 - 1-05Galway Croke Park All-Ireland final
7.13 August 1950Tipperary (7)6-09 - 0-05Galway Tuam Stadium All-Ireland semi-final
8.27 July 1952Tipperary (8)9-03 - 0-01Galway All-Ireland semi-final
9.15 August 1954Tipperary (9)10-12 - 1-02Galway Croke Park All-Ireland semi-final
10.4 September 1955Tipperary (10)5-15 - 2-05Galway Croke Park All-Ireland final
11.28 July 1957Tipperary (11)4-12 - 3-07Galway Croke Park All-Ireland semi-final
12.31 July 1960Tipperary (12)6-07 - 4-03Galway Thurles Sportsfield Munster final
13.27 May 1965Tipperary (13)5-08 - 3-09Galway Gaelic Grounds Munster semi-final
14.10 July 1966Galway (1)5-05 - 3-06Tipperary Dunlo Grounds Munster semi-final
15.15 August 1973Galway (2)3-14 - 3-10Tipperary Cusack Park All-Ireland semi-final
16.5 September 1982Tipperary (14)2-07 - 0-04Galway Croke Park All-Ireland final
17.7 August 1983Tipperary3-10 - 3-10Galway Croke Park All-Ireland final
18.21 August 1973Galway (3)1-07 - 0-08Tipperary Cusack Park All-Ireland semi-final replay
19.9 August 1987Tipperary (15)4-12 - 1-09Galway Croke Park All-Ireland semi-final
20.4 August 1991Tipperary (16)2-15 - 1-13Galway Croke Park All-Ireland semi-final
21.6 August 1993Galway (4)3-10 - 0-10Tipperary Cusack Park All-Ireland semi-final
22.1 September 1996Galway3-11 - 0-20Tipperary Croke Park All-Ireland final
23.29 September 1993Tipperary (17)2-14 - 2-12Galway Croke Park All-Ireland final replay
24.17 August 1997Galway (5)2-09 - 0-14Tipperary Croke Park All-Ireland semi-final
25.12 September 1999Galway (6)0-13 - 0-10Tipperary Croke Park All-Ireland final
26.12 August 2001Galway (7)3-13 - 1-07Tipperary Croke Park All-Ireland semi-final
27.10 August 2003Galway (8)2-19 - 2-16Tipperary Croke Park All-Ireland semi-final
28.3 September 2006Tipperary (18)2-18 - 2-07Galway Croke Park All-Ireland final
29.19 August 2012Tipperary (19)2-16 - 1-14Galway Croke Park All-Ireland semi-final
30.6 September 2015Galway (9)4-13 - 1-16Tipperary Croke Park All-Ireland final
31.14 August 2016Tipperary (20)7-12 - 2-12Galway Croke Park All-Ireland semi-final

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