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词条 2009 Inter-Provincial Hurling Championship
释义

  1. Participants

  2. Results

     Interprovincial Championship 

  3. Top scorers

     Championship  Single game 

  4. Sources

{{Infobox hurling championship
| name = 2009 Inter-Provincial Hurling Championship
| image =
| imagesize =
| caption =
| dates = 21 February
– 14 March 2009
| teams = Connacht
Leinster
Munster
Ulster
| champions = Leinster
| count = 27
| matches = 3
| goals =
| points =
| top scorer = Niall Healy (1–13)
| previous year = 2008
| previous tournament = 2008 Inter-Provincial Hurling Championship
| next year = 2012
| next tournament = 2012 Interprovincial Hurling Championship
}}

The 2009 Interprovincial Hurling Championship, known as the 2009 M Donnelly Hurling Interprovincial Championship due to the tournament's sponsorship by businessman Martin Donnelly, was the 82nd series of the Interprovincial Championship. The annual hurling championship between the four historic provinces of Ireland was contested by Connacht, Leinster, Munster and Ulster. The championship was won by Leinster.

Participants

The teams involved are:

ProvinceManager
ConnachtJohn McIntyre
LeinsterJohn Conran
MuntserLen Gaynor
UlsterDominic McKinley
Terence McNaughton

Results

Interprovincial Championship

{{footballbox
|date=21 February
Semi-final
|team1=Connacht
|score=2–20 – 2–18
|team2=Munster
|report= Report
|goals1= N Healy (1–6)
A Callanan (1–2)
K Hynes (0–2)
C Donnellan (0–2)
A Coen (0–2)
M Ryan (0–1)
B Burke (0–1)
A Cullinane (0–1)
K Raymond (0–1)
K Hooban (0–1)
J Gantley (0–1)
|goals2= A O’Shaughnessy (0–6)
P Kelly (1–2)
K McGrath (1–1)
S Prendergast (0–3)
T Griffin (0–3)
S McGrath (0–1)
S Molumphy (0–1)
J Clancy (0–1)
|stadium=Pearse Stadium, Galway
|attendance=
|referee= F Smith (Meath)
}}
GK 1Eric Ward
RCB 2Martin Ryan
FB 3Damien McClearn
LCB 4Fergal Moore
RWB 5Andy Coen
CB 6Brian Costello
LWB 7 Brian Burke
MD 8 Adrian Cullinane
MD 9 Keith Raymond 58}}
RWF 10 Mark Kerins 43}}
CF 11 Paul Killilea 37}}
LWF 12 Kevin Hooban 50}}
RCF 13 Niall Healy
CF 14 Joe Gantley
LCF 15 Aonghus Callanan
Substitutes used:
Kevin Hynes 37}}
Cyril Donnellan 43}}
Richie Murray 50}}
Fergal Healy 58}}
GK 1Brendna Cummins
RCB 2Conor O'Brien
FB 3Declan Prendergast
LCB 4Eoin Murphy 29}}
RWB 5Benny Dunne
CB 6Michael Walsh
LWB 7 Séamus Hickey
MD 8 Shane McGrath 52}}
MD 9 Donal O'Grady 35}}
RWF 10 Séamus Prendergast
CF 11 Ken McGrath
LWF 12 Tony Griffin
RCF 13 Andrew O'Shaughnessy
CF 14 Stephen Molumphy
LCF 15 Paul Kelly 50}}
Substitutes used:
Diarmaid FitzGerald 29}}
James Woodlock 35}}
Jonathan Clancy 50}}
Shane O'Sullivan 52}}

{{footballbox
|date=21 February
Semi-final
|team1=Ulster
|score=0–8 – 4–14
|team2=Leinster
|report= Report
|goals1= P Shiels (0–4)
B McGourtey (0–2)
K Hinphey (0–1)
K Stewart (0–1)
|goals2= E Brennan (2–0)
A Fogarty (1–3)
J Bergin (1–2)
D Lyng (0–4)
M Rice (0–2)
R Hanniffy (0–1)
E Quigley (0–1)
B Carroll (0–1)
|stadium=Casement Park, Belfast
|attendance=
|referee= D Richardson (Limerick)
}}
GK 1Ryan McGarry
RCB 2Kieran McGourty
FB 3Neil McGarry
LCB 4Mark Craig
RWB 5Ciaran Herron
CB 6Liam Hinphey
LWB 7 Johnny Campbell
MD 8 Andy Savage
MD 9 Benny Herron
RWF 10 Kevin Hinphey
CF 11 Brian McGourty
LWF 12 Paul Braniff
RCF 13 P. J. O'Connell
CF 14 Karl Stewart
LCF 15 Paul Shiels
Substitutes used:
Eddie McCloskey
Neil McAuley
Ruairí Convery
GK 1P. J. Ryan
RCB 2David Franks
FB 3David Kenny
LCB 4Jackie Tyrrell
RWB 5Tommy Walsh
CB 6J. J. Delaney
LWB 7 Michael Jacob
MD 8 Rory Hanniffy
MD 9 Colm Farrell
RWF 10 Alan McCrabbe
CF 11 Eoin Quigley
LWF 12 Derek Lyng
RCF 13 Aidan Fogarty
CF 14 Joe Bergin
LCF 15 Eddie Brennan
Substitutes used:
Michael Rice
Stephen Clynch
Stephen Hiney
David O'Callaghan
Brian Carroll

{{footballbox
|date=14 March
Final
|team1=Leinster
|score=3–18 – 1–17
|team2=Connacht
|report= Report
|goals1= H Shefflin (1–6)
D Lyng (1–2)
J Bergin (1–1)
E Brennan (0–3)
D O'Callaghan (0–2)
E Quigley (0–2)
A Fogarty (0–1)
R Hanniffy (0–1).
|goals2= N Healy (0–7)
R Murray (1–1)
A Callanan (0–2)
A Cullinane (0–2)
K Holohan (0–2)
C Donnellan (0–1)
J Gantley (0–1)
K Raymond (0–1)
|stadium=Ghantoot Racing and Polo Club, Abu Dhabi
|attendance=
|referee= M. Wadding (Waterford)
}}
GK 1P. J. Ryan
RCB 2David Franks
FB 3David Kenny
LCB 4Jackie Tyrrell
RWB 5Tommy Walsh
CB 6J. J. Delaney (c)
LWB 7 Michael Jacob
MD 8 Rory Hanniffy 54}}
MD 9 Eoin Quigley
RWF 10 Michael Rice 60}}
CF 11 Henry Shefflin
LWF 12 Derek Lyng 60}}
RCF 13 David O'Callaghan 45}}
CF 14 Joe Bergin
LCF 15 Eddie Brennan
Substitutes used:
Aidan Fogarty 45}}
Colm Farrell 54}}
Alan McCrabbe 60}}
Stephen Clynch 60}}
GK 1Colm Callanan
RCB 2Martin Ryan
FB 3Damien McClearn
LCB 4Ciarán O'Donovan 26}}
RWB 5Andy Coen (c) 59}}
CB 6Brian Costello
LWB 7 Ger Mahon
MD 8 Adrian Cullinane
MD 9 Keith Raymond 41}}
RWF 10 Paul Killilea 38}}
CF 11 Mark Kerins
LWF 12 Kevin Hooban 47}}
RCF 13 Niall Healy
FF 14 Richie Murray
LCF 15 Aonghus Callanan
Substitutes used:
Brian Burke 26}}
Cyril Donnellan 38}}
Fergal Healy 41}}
Joe Gantley 47}}
Mike Keaveney 59}}

Top scorers

Championship

Rank Player County Tally Total Matches Average
1Niall HealyConnacht1–131628.00
2Eddie BrennanLeinster2–3924.50
Henry ShefflinLeinster1–6919.00

Single game

Rank Player County Tally Total Opposition
1Niall HealyConnacht1–69Munster
Henry ShefflinLeinster1–69Connacht
3Niall HealyConnacht0–77Leinster
4Eddie BrennanLeinster2–06Ulster
Aidan FogartyLeinster1–36Ulster
Andrew O'ShaughnessyMunster0–66Connacht
7Aonghus CallananConnacht1–25Munster
Joe BerginLeinster1–25Ulster
Derek LyngLeinster1–25Connacht
Paul KellyMunster1–25Connacht

Sources

  • Donegan, Des, The Complete Handbook of Gaelic Games (DBA Publications Limited, 2005).
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