1970 All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship















































































1970 All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship
Championship details
Dates 3 May 1970 - 6 September 1970
Teams 14
All-Ireland champions
Winning team
Cork (21st win)
Captain Paddy Barry
All-Ireland Finalists
Losing team Wexford
Captain Michael Collins
Provincial champions
Munster Cork
Leinster Wexford
Ulster Not Played
Connacht Not Played
Championship statistics
No. matches played 14
Goals total 71 (5.07 per game)
Points total 312 (22.28 per game)
Top Scorer
Charlie McCarthy (1-23)
Player of the Year Pat McDonnell
All-Star Team See here

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The 1970 All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship was the 84th staging of the All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship, the Gaelic Athletic Association's premier inter-county hurling tournament. The championship began on 3 May 1970 and ended on 6 September 1970.


Kilkenny were the defending champions but were defeated by Wexford in the Leinster final. Kildare, who won the All-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.


On 6 September 1970, Cork won the championship following a 6-21 to 5-10 defeat of Wexford in the All-Ireland final. This was their 20th All-Ireland title, their first in four championship seasons.


Cork's Charlie McCarthy was the championship's top scorer with 1-23. Cork's Pat McDonnell was the choice for Texaco Hurler of the Year.




Contents






  • 1 Rule change


  • 2 Teams


    • 2.1 Team summaries




  • 3 Results


    • 3.1 Leinster Senior Hurling Championship


    • 3.2 Munster Senior Hurling Championship


    • 3.3 All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship




  • 4 Championship statistics


    • 4.1 Scoring


    • 4.2 Miscellaneous




  • 5 Top scorers


    • 5.1 Season


    • 5.2 Single game


    • 5.3 Hat-tricks




  • 6 Player facts


    • 6.1 Debutantes




  • 7 Awards


    • 7.1 Annual awards


      • 7.1.1 Texaco Hurler of the Year






  • 8 See also





Rule change


As a result of a decision taken at the Gaelic 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.



Teams


A total of fourteen teams contested the championship, including thirteen teams from the 1969 championship and one new entrant.


The Leinster championship was extended to seven teams as Kildare entered the provincial series of games. They had won the All-Ireland title at intermediate level in 1969 and decided to make the step up to the senior grade.


Galway left the Munster championship where they had been playing since the 1959 championship and returned to the old system whereby they entered the All-Ireland semi-finals.



Team summaries






























































































































Team
 Colours
 Grounds
 Most recent success
All-Ireland
 Provincial
 League

Clare
 Saffron and blue
Cusack Park
1914
1932
1945-46

Cork
 Red and white
Cork Athletic Grounds
1966
1969
1969-70

Dublin
 Blue and navy
Parnell Park
1938
1961
1938-39

Galway
 Maroon and white
Pearse Stadium
1923

1950-51

Kildare
 White
St. Conleth's Park



Kilkenny
 Black and amber
Nowlan Park
1969
1969
1965-66

Laois
 Blue and white
O'Moore Park
1949
1949

Limerick
 Green and white
Gaelic Grounds
1940
1955
1946-47

London
 Blue and green
Emerald GAA Grounds
1901


Offaly
 Green, white and gold
St. Brendan's Park



Tipperary
 Blue and gold
Semple Stadium
1965
1968
1967-68

Waterford
 White and blue
Walsh Park
1959
1963
1962-63

Westmeath
 Maroon and white
Cusack Park



Wexford
 Purple and gold
Wexford Park
1968
1968
1957-58


Results



Leinster Senior Hurling Championship


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3 May 1970
First round

3:30pm












Laois 1-9 – 1-8 Kildare
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).


Nowlan Park, Kilkenny

Referee: P. Johnston (Kilkenny)






3 May 1970
Quarter-final

3:30pm












Dublin 0-16 – 3-5 Westmeath
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).


O'Connor Park, Tullamore

Referee: P. Buggy (Kilkenny)






24 May 1970
Quarter-final

3:30pm












Offaly 2-15 – 2-9 Laois
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).


St. Brendan's Park, Birr

Referee: R. Sheppard (Carlow)






21 June 1970
Semi-final

3:30pm












Wexford 4-17 – 2-4 Dublin
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).


Nowlan Park, Kilkenny

Referee: P. Johnston (Kilkenny)






28 June 1970
Semi-final

3:30pm












Kilkenny 2-15 – 1-12 Offaly
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).


Croke Park, Dublin

Referee: J. Grey (Dublin)






12 July 1970
Final

3:30pm












Wexford 4-16 – 3-14 Kilkenny
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).


Croke Park, Dublin

Referee: J. Hatton (Wicklow)






































































































































































































































 Preliminary round
Quarter-finals
Semi-finals
Leinster final




















   
  

   
  
  
 Dublin
0-16
  

   
  
  
 Westmeath
 3-5
  

   
  
  
  
 Wexford
4-17
  


 
  
  
 Dublin
 2-4
  


 
  
 

   
  
  
 

   
  
  
  
 Wexford
4-16

   
  
  
  
 Kilkenny
 3-14

   
  
  
 

   
  
  
 

   
  
  
  
 Kilkenny
 2-15
  

   
  
  
  
 Ofaly
 1-12
  

   
  
  
 Offaly
2-15
  
    

Laois
1-9
  
  
 Laois
 2-9
  
    

Kildare
 1-8
  


Munster Senior Hurling Championship




14 June 1970
Quarter-final

3:30pm












Limerick 3-9 – 2-12 Clare
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).


Thurles Sportsfield, Thurles

Referee: F. Murphy (Cork)






21 June 1970
Quarter-final
Replay

3:30pm












Limerick 1-10 – 0-4 Clare
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.


Gaelic Grounds, Limerick

Referee: F. Murphy (Cork)






21 June 1970
Semi-final

3:30pm












Tipperary 2-9 – 0-5 Waterford
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).


Cork Athletic Grounds, Cork

Referee: S. O'Connor (Limerick)






28 June 1970
Semi-final

3:30pm












Cork 4-13 – 3-6 Limerick
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).


Thurles Sportsfield, Thurles

Referee: J. Maloney (Tipperary)






19 July 1970
Final

3:30pm












Cork 3-10 – 3-8 Tipperary
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).


Gaelic Grounds, Limerick

Referee: J. Fitzgerald (Limerick)





























































































































 Quarter-final
Semi-finals
Munster final















   
  

   
  
  
 Tipperary
2-9
  

   
  
  
 Waterford
 0-5
  

   
  
  
  
 Tipperary
 3-8

   
  
  
  
 Cork
3-10

   
  
  
 Cork
4-13

Clare
(R)		 2-12 (0-4)
  
  
 Limerick
 3-6
  
  

Limerick
(R)
 3-9 (1-10)
  






All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship




16 August 1970
Semi-Final

3:30pm












Cork 4-20 – 2-9 London
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).


Gaelic Grounds, Limerick

Referee: M. Spain (Offaly)






16 August 1970
Semi-Final

3:30pm












Wexford 3-17 – 5-9 Galway
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).


St. Ciarán's Park, Athlone

Referee: S, O'Connor (Limerick)






6 September 1970
Final

3:15pm












Cork 6-21 – 5-10 Wexford
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).


Croke Park, Dublin

Attendance: 65,062

Referee: J. Hatton (Wicklow)



Main article: 1970 All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship Final



Championship statistics



Scoring



  • Widest winning margin: 19 points

    • Wexford 4-17 : 2-4 Dublin (Leinster semi-final)


  • Most goals in a match: 11

    • Cork 6-21 : 5-10 Wexford (All-Ireland final)


  • Most points in a match: 31

    • Cork 6-21 : 5-10 Wexford (All-Ireland final)


  • Most goals by one team in a match: 6

    • Cork 6-21 : 5-10 Wexford (All-Ireland final)


  • Most goals scored by a losing team: 5


    • Wexford 5-10 : 6-21 Cork (All-Ireland final)


    • Galway 5-9 : 3-17 Wexford (All-Ireland semi-final)



  • Most points scored by a losing team: 14

    • Kilkenny 3-14 : 4-16 Wexford (Leinster final)




Miscellaneous


  • The Leinster final between Kilkenny and Wexford was the first championship game to be played over the course of 80 minutes.


Top scorers



Season












































































































Rank
 Player
 County
 Tally
 Total
 Matches
 Average
1
Charlie McCarthy
Cork
 1-23
 26
 4
 6.50
2
Tony Doran
Wexford
 7-1
 22
 4
 5.50
3
Eddie O'Brien
Cork
 6-1
 19
 4
 4.75
4
Ned Buggy
Wexford
 1-15
 18
 4
 4.50
5
Willie Walsh
Cork
 4-4
 16
 4
 4.00

Eddie Keher
Galway
 1-12
 15
 2
 7.50

Tomás Ryan
Cork
 1-12
 15
 3
 5.00
8
Tom Ryan
Galway
 3-5
 14
 1
 14.00
9
Mick Butler
Wexford
 0-12
 12
 2
 6.00
10
Ray Cummins
Cork
 2-5
 11
 4
 2.75

Richie Bennis
Limerick
 0-11
 11
 3
 3.66


Single game























































































Rank
 Player
 County
 Tally
 Total
 Opposition
1
Tom Ryan
Galway
 3-5
 14
Wexford
2
Charlie McCarthy
Cork
 1-9
 12
Wexford
3
Pat Cronin
Clare
 1-8
 11
Limerick
4
Ned Buggy
Wexford
 1-7
 10
Dublin

Eddie O'Brien
Cork
 3-1
 10
Wexford
6
Eddie Keher
Kilkenny
 0-9
 9
Dublin

Tommy Ring
Westmeath
 2-3
 9
Dublin

Mick Butler
Wexford
 0-9
 9
Galway
9
Ned Buggy
Wexford
 0-8
 8
Kilkenny

Tomás Ryan
Cork
 1-5
 8
London


Hat-tricks


Main article: List of All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship hat-tricks























Player For Against Result Date
Tom Ryan Galway Wexford 5-9 : 3-17
16 August 1970
Eddie O'Brien Cork Wexford 6-21 : 5-10
6 September 1970


Player facts



Debutantes


The following players made their début in the 1970 championship:




















































Player
 Team
 Date
 Opposition
 Game

Paul Byrne
Tipperary
 June 21
Waterford
 Munster semi-final

Roger Ryan
Tipperary
 June 21
Waterford
 Munster semi-final

John Horgan
Cork
 June 28
Limerick
 Munster semi-final

Pat McDonnell
Cork
 June 28
Limerick
 Munster semi-final

Dinny Ryan
Tipperary
 July 19
Cork
 Munster final

Martin Coleman
Cork
 August 16
London
 All-Ireland semi-final

Tom Byrne


Wexford
August 15
Galway
All-Ireland semi-final



Awards



Annual awards



Texaco Hurler of the Year


The Texaco Hurler of the Year was awarded to Pat McDonnell of Cork.



See also









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