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1970 All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship

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1970 All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship
Championship details
Dates3 May – 6 September 1970
Teams14
All-Ireland champions
Winning teamCork (21st win)
CaptainPaddy Barry
All-Ireland Finalists
Losing teamWexford
CaptainMichael Collins
Provincial champions
MunsterCork
LeinsterWexford
UlsterNot Played
ConnachtNot Played
Championship statistics
No. matches played14
Goals total71 (5.07 per game)
Points total312 (22.28 per game)
Top ScorerCharlie McCarthy (1–23)
Player of the YearPat McDonnell
All-Star TeamSee here
←1969
1971 →

The1970 All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship was the 84th staging of theAll-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship, theGaelic Athletic Association's premierinter-countyhurling tournament. The championship began on 3 May 1970 and ended on 6 September 1970.

Kilkenny were thedefending champions but were defeated byWexford in the Leinster final.Kildare, who won theAll-Ireland Intermediate Hurling Championship in 1969, were promoted to the senior championship after a long absence.New York sought entry to the All-Ireland series but their request was denied.Galway left the Munster Championship after ten years of participation and reverted to the old system whereby they enter the championship at the All-Ireland semi-final stage.

TheAll-Ireland final was played atCroke Park inDublin on 6 September 1970 betweenCork andWexford, in what was their fourth meeting in the All-Ireland final overall and a first meeting in14 years. Cork won the match by 6–21 to 5–10 to claim their 21st All-Ireland title overall and a first title infour years.[1][2][3]

Cork'sCharlie McCarthy was the championship'stop scorer with 1–23. Cork'sPat McDonnell was the choice forTexaco Hurler of the Year.[4][5]

Rule change

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As a result of a decision taken at theGaelic Athletic Association's (GAA) annual congress the previous year, as of 1970 all provincial finals, All-Ireland semi-finals and the All-Ireland final itself were extended to 80 minutes playing time. Prior to this all championship matches were sixty minutes in duration.[6] Lasted until 1974.

Teams

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A total of fourteen teams contested the championship, including thirteen teams from the1969 championship and one new entrant.

TheLeinster championship was extended to seven teams asKildare entered the provincial series of games. They had won theAll-Ireland title at intermediate level in 1969 and decided to make the step up to the senior grade.

Galway left theMunster championship where they had been playing since the1959 championship and returned to the old system whereby they entered the All-Ireland semi-finals.[7]

Team summaries

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TeamColoursGroundsMost recent success
All-IrelandProvincialLeague
ClareSaffron and blueCusack Park191419321945–46
CorkRed and whiteCork Athletic Grounds196619691969–70
DublinBlue and navyParnell Park193819611938–39
GalwayMaroon and whitePearse Stadium19231950–51
KildareWhiteSt. Conleth's Park
KilkennyBlack and amberNowlan Park196919691965–66
LaoisBlue and whiteO'Moore Park19491949
LimerickGreen and whiteGaelic Grounds194019551946–47
LondonBlue and greenEmerald GAA Grounds1901
OffalyGreen, white and goldSt. Brendan's Park
TipperaryBlue and goldSemple Stadium196519681967–68
WaterfordWhite and blueWalsh Park195919631962–63
WestmeathMaroon and whiteCusack Park
WexfordPurple and goldWexford Park196819681957–58

Provincial championships

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Leinster Senior Hurling Championship

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First round

Laois1–9 – 1–8Kildare
P. Dillon (0–4), G. Conroy (1–0), P. Dowling (0–1), P. Dooley (0–1), T. Keenan (0–1), J. Lyons (0–1), F. Keenan (0–1).B. Burke (0–2), J. O'Brien (0–2), T. Christian (0–1), J. O'Connell (0–1), M. Duane (0–1).
Referee: P. Johnston (Kilkenny)

Quarter-finals

Dublin0–16 – 3–5Westmeath
G. O'Driscoll (0–5), E. Davey (0–4), T. Grealish (0–2), L. Lalor (0–2), F. Murphy (0–2), H. Dawson (0–1).T. Ring (2–3), C. Gavin (1–0), P. McCabe (0–1), S. White (0–1).
Referee: P. Buggy (Kilkenny)
Offaly2–15 – 2–9Laois
B. Moylan (0–7), T. Molloy (1–3), P. Mulhaire (1–1), J. J. Healy (0–1), J. Flaherty (0–1), M. Cleare (0–1), P. J. Whelehan (0–1).S. Keenan (1–2), J. Loyans (1–2), N. Delany (0–2), J. Dooly (0–1), P. Dowling (0–1), D. Sheeran (0–1).
Referee: R. Sheppard (Carlow)

Semi-finals

Wexford4–17 – 2–4Dublin
N. Buggy (1–7), T. Doran (2–1), D. Fortune (1–0), P. Quigley (0–2), D. Quigley (0–2), J. Quigley (0–2), J. Berry (0–1), P. Wilson (0–1), M. Browne (0–1).E. Flynn (1–3), J. Towell (1–0), R. Copeland (0–1).
Referee: P. Johnston (Kilkenny)
Kilkenny2–15 – 1–12Offaly
E. Keher (0–9), M. Crotty (2–0), J. Kinsella (0–2), P. Delaney (0–2), S. Muldowney (0–1), J. Millea (0–1).T. Dooley (1–0), P. Molloy (0–3), J. Flaherty (0–3), B. Moylan (0–1), W. O'Gorman (0–1), S. Begin (0–1), P. J. Whelehan (0–1), J. J. Healion (0–1), D. Hanniffy (0–1).
Referee: J. Grey (Dublin)

Final

Wexford4–16 – 3–14Kilkenny
N. Buggy (0–8), T. Doran (2–0), J. Quigley (1–2), J. Berry (1–0), P. Wilson (0–2), M. Quigley (0–2), P. Quigley (0–1), D. Bernie (0–1).P. Delaney (1–4), E. Keher (1–3), M. Crotty (1–0), F. Cummins (0–3), P. Kavanagh (0–2), J. Millea (0–1), M. Coogan (0–1).
Referee: J. Hatton (Wicklow)
Preliminary roundQuarter-finalsSemi-finalsLeinster final
Dublin0–16
Westmeath3–5
Wexford4–17
Dublin2–4
Wexford4–16
Kilkenny3–14
Kilkenny2–15
Ofaly1–12
Offaly2–15
Laois1–9Laois2–9
Kildare1–8

Munster Senior Hurling Championship

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Quarter-finals

Limerick3–9 – 2–12Clare
P. K. Keane (1–1), R. Bennis (0–4), D. Flynn (1–0), T. Bluett (1–0), B. Hartigan (0–1), Phil Bennis (0–1), Peter Bennis (0–1), A. Dunworth (0–1).P. Cronin (1–8), P. McNamara (1–0), D. Fitzgerald (0–2), J. Rochford (0–1), J. McNamara (0–1).
Referee: F. Murphy (Cork)
Limerick1–10 – 0–4Clare
R. Bennis (0–4), P. J. Keane (1–0), É. Cregan (0–2), P. Bennis (0–2), A. Dunworth (0–1), T. Ryan (0–1).M. Moroney (0–1), J. Rochford (0–1), D. Fitzgerald, J. Cronin.
Referee: F. Murphy (Cork)

Semi-finals

Tipperary2–9 – 0–5Waterford
M. Roche (0–5), R. Ryan (1–1), N. O'Dwyer (1–0), J. McKenna (0–1), J. Flanagan (0–1), T. O'Connor (0–1).P. Enright (0–4), S. Greene (0–5).
Referee: S. O'Connor (Limerick)
Cork4–13 – 3–6Limerick
E. O'Brien (2–0), C. McCarthy (0–5), P. Hegarty (1–2), R. Cummins (1–0), G. McCarthy (0–3), S. Barry (0–2), C. Cullinane (0–1).M. Graham (2–2), T. Bluett (1–0), R. Bennis (0–3), P. J. Keane (0–1).
Referee: J. Maloney (Tipperary)

Final

Cork3–10 – 3–8Tipperary
W. Walsh (2–0), C. Cullinane (1–0), C. McCarthy (0–3), G. McCarthy (0–2), D. Clifford (0–1), C. Roche (0–1), J. Murphy (0–1), T. Ryan (0–1), R. Cummins (0–1).F. Loughnane (1–4), J. Flanagan (1–0), N. O'Dwyer (1–0), D. Ryan (0–2), M. Roche (0–1), P.J. Ryan (0–1).
Referee: J. Fitzgerald (Limerick)
Quarter-finalSemi-finalsMunster final
Tipperary2–9
Waterford0–5
Tipperary3–8
Cork3–10
Cork4–13
Clare
(R)		2–12 (0–4)Limerick3–6
Limerick
(R)		3–9(1–10)

All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship

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Bracket

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Semi-FinalsFinal
      
Cork4–20
London2–09
Cork6–21
Wexford5–10
Wexford3–17
Galway5–09

All-Ireland Semi-finals

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Cork4–20 – 2–09London
T. Ryan (1–5), R. Cummins (1–3), C. McCarthy (0–6), W. Walsh (1–2), E. O'Brien (1–0), S. Barry (0–2), D. Coughlan (0–1), J. Murphy (0–1).P. O'Neill (0–4), T. Connolly (0–1), N. Power (1–0), J. Bennett (1–0), M. Canning (0–3), L. Corless (0–1).
Referee: M. Spain (Offaly)
Wexford3–17 – 5–09Galway
M. Butler (0–9), D. Quigley (1–2), D. Bernie (0–4), J. Quigley (1–1), T. Doran (1–0), M. Quigley (0–1).T. Ryan (3–5), B. O'Connor (1–1), K. Kennedy (1–0), P. Niland (0–1), F. Coffey (0–1), M. O'Connor (0–1).
Referee: S, O'Connor (Limerick)

All-Ireland Final

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Main article:1970 All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship Final
Cork6–21 – 5–10Wexford
C. McCarthy (1–9), E. O'Brien (3–1), T. Ryan (0–6), W. Walsh (1–2), C. Cullinane (1–0), G. McCarthy (0–2), R. Cummins (0–1).P. Quigley (2–0), T. Doran (2–0), D. Quigley (1–0), D. Bernie (0–3), M. Butler (0–3), T. Byrne (0–2), M. Browne (0–1), M. Jacob (0–1).
Attendance: 65,062
Referee: J. Hatton (Wicklow)

Championship statistics

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Scoring

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  • Widest winning margin:19 points
  • Most goals in a match:11
  • Most points in a match:31
  • Most goals by one team in a match:6
  • Most goals scored by a losing team:5
  • Most points scored by a losing team:14

Miscellaneous

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  • The Leinster final betweenKilkenny andWexford was the first championship game to be played over the course of 80 minutes.

Top scorers

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Season

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RankPlayerCountyTallyTotalMatchesAverage
1Charlie McCarthyCork1–232646.50
2Tony DoranWexford7–12245.50
3Eddie O'BrienCork6–11944.75
4Ned BuggyWexford1–151844.50
5Willie WalshCork4–41644.00
Eddie KeherGalway1–121527.50
Tomás RyanCork1–121535.00
8Tom RyanGalway3–514114.00
9Mick ButlerWexford0–121226.00
10Ray CumminsCork2–51142.75
Richie BennisLimerick0–111133.66

Single game

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RankPlayerCountyTallyTotalOpposition
1Tom RyanGalway3–514Wexford
2Charlie McCarthyCork1–912Wexford
3Pat CroninClare1–811Limerick
4Ned BuggyWexford1–710Dublin
Eddie O'BrienCork3–110Wexford
6Eddie KeherKilkenny0–99Dublin
Tommy RingWestmeath2–39Dublin
Mick ButlerWexford0–99Galway
9Ned BuggyWexford0–88Kilkenny
Tomás RyanCork1–58London

Hat-tricks

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Main article:List of All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship hat-tricks
PlayerForAgainstResultDate
Tom RyanGalwayWexford5–9 : 3–1716 August 1970
Eddie O'BrienCorkWexford6–21 : 5–106 September 1970

Player facts

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Debutantes

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The following players made their début in the 1970 championship:

PlayerTeamDateOppositionGame
Paul ByrneTipperaryJune 21WaterfordMunster semi-final
Roger RyanTipperaryJune 21WaterfordMunster semi-final
John HorganCorkJune 28LimerickMunster semi-final
Pat McDonnellCorkJune 28LimerickMunster semi-final
Dinny RyanTipperaryJuly 19CorkMunster final
Martin ColemanCorkAugust 16LondonAll-Ireland semi-final

Tom Byrne

WexfordAugust 15GalwayAll-Ireland semi-final

Awards

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Annual awards

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Texaco Hurler of the Year

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TheTexaco Hurler of the Year was awarded toPat McDonnell ofCork.[5]

References

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  1. ^Fogarty, John (15 April 2020)."Plenty of discoveries to be made in deep dive of GAA digital archive". Irish Examiner. Retrieved14 May 2023.
  2. ^Daly, Derek (31 March 2021)."Reeling on the banks of the Lee: History of Cork sports 1970 to 1974". Echo Live. Retrieved14 May 2023.
  3. ^Wymbs, Henry (2 January 2021)."CLASH OF THE ASH: The greatest hurlers of the 1970s". The Irish Post. Retrieved14 May 2023.
  4. ^O'Grady, Dónal (6 May 2016)."Is the full-forward role now a thing of the past?". Irish Examiner. Retrieved19 May 2023.
  5. ^abCarter, Plunkett (4 April 2021)."Cork hurlers and the All-Stars clocked up the miles on US tour in 1977". Echo Live. Retrieved19 May 2023.
  6. ^Moran, Seán (23 July 2020)."Playing with time: When Gaelic games lasted 80 minutes". Irish Times. Retrieved19 May 2023.
  7. ^Nolan, Pat (9 May 2018)."How GAA Championships have evolved in the last 131 years".Irish Mirror. Retrieved4 December 2024.
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