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Tony Forristal 2012
kilkennycat2004
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25-Aug-2012 10:08
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Originally posted by pegasusIII:
im open to correction but i dont think our tony forristel record is anything to write home about!
Clare won in 1986 & 1990, beaten finalists in 1993 1995 1998 1999 & 2002.
Its more about players coming through than entire teams IMHO.
spade caller
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25-Aug-2012 12:12
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I did a bit of research a few years ago to see about the correlation, if any, between the Féile All-Ireland winners and the Minor club teams 4 years later, mised results, feel free to correct anything as club websites aren't great for under-age rolls of honour;
1996 James Stephens beat Kilmallock
JS: Didn’t make either Minor championship or league final
Kil: Won Minor championship
1997 Tullaroan beat Sars
Tull: Didn’t make either Minor championship or league final
Sars: Didn’t make Minor final,
1998 Shamrocks beat Tommevara
Shamrocks: Lost league final, didn’t make championship final
Toome: Didn’t win championship
1999 Eire Óg (CE) beat Glen
ÉireÓg: Didn’t make County Minor Final
Glen: Didn’t make Minor final
2000 Sars beat Loughrea
Sars: Didn’t make Minor final
Loughrea didn’t make Minor final
2001 Oulart beat Rynagh’s
Oulart win Minor Championship
Rynagh’s: Won Minor Championship
2002 Glen beat O’Loughlin Gaels
Glen: Minor Champions
OLG: didn’t make league or championship finals
2003 James Stephens beat Dúrlas Óg
JS: Beaten in Co. Final, not in league final
Thurles Sarsfields Win County Title probably with the Dúrlas Óg lads
2004 Ahane beat Shels
Ahane: Didn’t make Championship final
Shels: County Champions
2005 Kilmacud beat Blackrock
Rockies Win Minor Championship
Boden win Minor Championship
2006 Na Piarsaigh beat Athenry
Na Piarsaigh win u16 Championship in 2008
Turloughmore beat Athenry in u16 Final 2008
2007 Castleknock beat Ahane
Castleknock beaten in county semi-final
cnoc16
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25-Aug-2012 13:48
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You are right up until 2008 or 2009 Sonny Walsh was for B teams and had Kerry, Kildare, Meath, Weatmeath, Waterford B, Derry, Carlow etc involved. There was even a 3rd tier (Waterford Crystal Cup) with the likes of Tyrone, Wicklow, Longford etc. It was a great idea to have every u14 team in the country in one place as people could see all teams. Now the B competition is in Mullingar not sure bout C. Think would have been better having all together
South Limerick Referee
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25-Aug-2012 13:53
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If I remember correctly Limerick won it in 2002.
The minors were hammered by Cork and Tipperary in 2006, though some of the 2002 Forrestal players would have been on the 2005 team that reached the All Ireland Minor final. Brian Sullivan and John Kelly werent there in 2006 either.
blaaboy
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27-Aug-2012 12:36
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Just to bring it back into focus with the Tournament coming up this weekend, normally the last weekend in August but 1st weekend in September this year because Senior All Ireland is gone to second weekend. Hopefuly the forecast for improved weather will hold out and we wil get a dry weekend.
New format this year with 12 teams contesting Divison 1 with Laois and Antrim joining the fray. Welcome back to both of them.
As regards the dispute about what it means for future teams, very hard to predict other than teams who are competitive in Forristal tend to be very competitive in minor.
Like all these underage tournaments they are in blitz fashion and only feature players up to the age. Have seen some really good sides been unfortunate not to qualify for finals over the years. When they reach minor you have what is esentially a combination of two and possibly three Forristal teams and this can make a huge difference.
Without being biased have to say the response to the Forristal Tournament and the praise it gets for its organisation is well merrited. You only have to look at some of the referees who turn up each year to referee Under 14 games.
Advice to anyone interested in hurling - if you are free this weekend get along to Waterford - entry into all games, and limited number of match programmes available free, and if you are lucky a cuppa and a sambo too, but most of all some of the most competitive hurling you will see.
31st tournament this year.
cussler
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28-Aug-2012 21:59
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Am hoping to get to Waterford this weekend for the Tony Forristal but I'm a bit disappointed that it will only be possible to see either the A or the B but not both as they are in different venues and the games are set to take place at the same time. All the same it should be a good weekend.
BellShafted
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28-Aug-2012 22:05
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Won't be in Waterford this weekend - will be playing what is possibly my last ever junior championship match before I retire (again). Is there a site that will put up scores or can someone post them here?
blaaboy
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29-Aug-2012 16:37
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It was a bit unfortunate for some fixtures clashing this year with the additional teams meaning that there have been more clashes in times. Before there were the A and B sides involved this would not have been an issue. It was always attempted to keep the grounds in close proximity to each other to allow patrons get to as many grounds as possible , but De La Salle and Roanmore moving out the country a bit put a spanner in the works. Still St. Saviours, Mt Sion, De la Salle and Walsh Park are quite close to each other.
Turenne
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31-Aug-2012 14:47
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http://www.rebelog.ie/taggedNews/160583/211/cork_development_squads_will_be_in_action_on_this_coming_weekend
Habanerocat
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01-Sep-2012 20:22
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Any results back?
Keanes Road
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01-Sep-2012 20:28
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This is the Annual Inter-County Under 14 Hurling Tournament hosted by Waterford on the last weekend in August each year. The Division One winners receive the Tony Forristal Cup named after the late Mount Sion man Tony Forristal with the Division Two winners receiving the Sonny Walsh cup in memory of the De La Salle man. The Tournament is held in high esteem and the success of the tournament over the last 31 years is a credit to the organisers. Club Deise has once again kindly come on board to sponsor the Tournament.
The fixtures for 2012 are below with the Waterford Tony Forristal team playing its group games in Mount Sion and the Waterford Sonny Walsh team playing its group games in De La Salle Gracedieu. The tournament will be held on the weekend of the Saturday 1st/ Sunday 2nd September 2012. Best of luck to our two Waterford teams and to Ben Flanagan who represents Mount Sion on the Tony Forristal team. On the day this page will be updated with the results from across the groups.
Group 1 Group 2 Group 3 Group 4
Date and Venue may change
Kilkenny Dublin Laois Clare
Limerick Wexford Cork Galway
Tipperary Offaly Waterford Antrim
Group 1 Group 2 Group 3
Date and Venue may change
Wexford Galway Dublin
Limerick Kilkenny Tipperary
Clare Waterford Cork
Date Team Team Time Venue
Date and Venue may change
01/Sept/2012 Kilkenny 0-10 Limerick 1-6 11:00am St. Saviours
01/Sept/2012 Clare 3-9 Antrim 3-0 11:50am St. Saviours
01/Sept/2012 Kilkenny 2-5 Tipperary 0-3 01:00pm St. Saviours
01/Sept/2012 Clare 1-3 Galway 3-6 01:50pm St. Saviours
01/Sept/2012 Limerick 5-9 Tipperay 2-5 03:00pm St. Saviours
01/Sept/2012 Antrim 2-3 Galway 2-12 03:50pm St. Saviours
01/Sept/2012 SF Kilkenny 1-6 Galway 0-3 06:00pm St. Saviours
Date Team Team Time Venue
Date and Venue may change
01/Sept/2012 Dublin 0-9 Wexford 4-5 11:00am Mount Sion
01/Sept/2012 Laois 0-5 Waterford 3-10 11:50am Mount Sion
01/Sept/2012 Dublin 4-8 Offaly 1-3 01:00pm Mount Sion
01/Sept/2012 Laois 1-4 Cork 1-7 01:50pm Mount Sion
01/Sept/2012 Wexford 6-16 Offaly 0-2 03:00pm Mount Sion
01/Sept/2012 Waterford 3-7 Cork 0-7 03:50pm Mount Sion
01/Sept/2012 SF Wexford 1-7 Waterford 3-9 06:00pm Mount Sion
Date Team Team Time Venue
Date and Venue may change
01/Sept/2012 Kilkenny 0-10 Waterford 0-5 11:00am De La Salle (Gracedieu)
01/Sept/2012 Dublin 1-6 Tipperary 1-12 11:50am De La Salle (Gracedieu)
01/Sept/2012 Kilkenny 0-9 Galway 0-6 01:00pm De La Salle (Gracedieu)
01/Sept/2012 Dublin 1-4 Cork 0-17 01:50pm De La Salle (Gracedieu)
01/Sept/2012 Waterford 1-7 Galway 4-13 03:00pm De La Salle (Gracedieu)
01/Sept/2012 Tipperary 0-8 Cork 1-7 03:50pm De La Salle (Gracedieu)
01/Sept/2012 SF Kilkenny 0-4 Cork 1-9 06:00pm De La Salle (Gracedieu)
Date Team Team Time Venue
Date and Venue may change
01/Sept/2012 Wexford 2-8 Limerick 3-5 11:00am Walsh Park
01/Sept/2012 Wexford 3-8 Clare 3-4 01:00pm Walsh Park
01/Sept/2012 Limerick 3-9 Clare 4-13 03:00pm Walsh Park
01/Sept/2012 SF Wexford 2-9 Limerick 2-6 06:00pm Walsh Park
Date Team Team Time Venue
Date and Venue may change
02/Sept/2012 Wexford Cork 11:00am Walsh Park
02/Sept/2012 Division 1 Waterford Kilkenny 12:30pm Walsh Park
Keanes Road
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01-Sep-2012 20:29
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Taken from the Mount Sion site.
licksy
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01-Sep-2012 21:04
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Originally posted by licksy:
WX will be interesting and the game v Dublin worth keeping an eye on. The top teams in Div 1 in WX are from Gorey and WX town area and are a good bit ahead of the rest, yet a Good Counsel side heavy on players from New Ross district beat St Kierans comfortably to win Leinster earlier in the yr.
Gorey did well enough in the Feile - think they only lost out to St Brigids in the group stages. I'm not sure if their best player is involved though.
I've probably hexed them now.
Didnt hex them afterall.
Good weekend for WX.
Beat Dublin well, hammered Offaly - but came up short v Waterford in SF.
B team in final of Sonny Walsh v Cork tomorrow.
kilkennycat2004
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01-Sep-2012 21:53
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I went to these four games in Ballybeg before heading to the Intermediate Final up in Thurles...
01/Sept/2012 Kilkenny 0-10 Limerick 1-6 11:00am St. Saviours
Major wind at the venue. KK led 8 points to 1 at half-time but were lucky to hold out for one point win. Limerick won toss & decided to play against wind which was strange I thought.
01/Sept/2012 Clare 3-9 Antrim 3-0 11:50am St. Saviours
Poor refereeing decisions here. He seemed to be awful tough on Antrim. Strange to see a sending off (Antrim guy) for two yellow cards in a 40 minute game.
01/Sept/2012 Kilkenny 2-5 Tipperary 0-3 01:00pm St. Saviours
KK led 1-2 to 0-01 against the strong wind at the break so the work was mostly done at that stage. Tipp were very poor towards other years.
01/Sept/2012 Clare 1-3 Galway 3-6 01:50pm St. Saviours
Galway blitzed them with impressive high quality first-half goals when with the strong wind, which Clare could not recover from.
HitemHardHardHard
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01-Sep-2012 22:10
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Good Stuff kilkennycat2004,
Any stand out hurlers?
cussler
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01-Sep-2012 23:06
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Was at St Saviours today and Walsh park this evening. It was very well organised as usual. Kilkenny for me were the stand out team. They were very impressive especially at mid field. Limerick did well to be just a point off at full time. Kilkenny were just as good on the sideline. They had five mentors patrolling the sideline and to see them in action was an eye opener. The seemed to really know what they were about. It looked like a very efficient set up. Galway were very good too and accounted for Clare and Antrim fairly easily. The Clare no 10 was very good but Galway had some huge men especially in the central positions. Overall I thought the wind ruined the games out in Ballybeg. Every game was one of two halves and scores against the elements were crucial in close games. I also thought the standard of refereeing was atrocious. The division B s/final between Limerick and Wexford was a close affair with Wexford edging it after extra time. Before I left I heard that Kilkenny had beaten Galway in one of the A s/finals.
kilkennycat2004
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01-Sep-2012 23:18
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Originally posted by HitemHardHardHard:
Good Stuff kilkennycat2004,
Any stand out hurlers?
For our KK fellas Darren Mullen of Ballyhale Shamrocks.
For LK I thought a chap called Brian Nolan from Patrickswell was handy.
TBH at these kind os matches, 20 minutes a side, you kinda focus on you're own guys.
Faugh a Ballagh
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01-Sep-2012 23:54
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Waterford v Kilkenny final tomorrow.
I didn't get to see Limerick, Dublin or Antrim but of the teams I saw....
Kilkenny looked the most impressive today with some real standout hurlers especially Edmond Delaney and Darren Mullen.
Tipperary were a bit dissappointing in their match against Kilkenny and never really threatened.
Galway looked very good against Clare with a brilliant corner forward in Jack Coyne.
Clare didnt reach any great heights in that game against Galway.
What I saw of Wexford they looked pretty strong with a few real stylish wristy hurlers. George O'Connor had them well drilled. Eoin Kelly looked a great prospect at corner forward.
Laois were very competitive in both their games and were only beaten by 4 points against Cork and were well in the game with Waterford until the last 10 minutes. Pat Critchley has done some great work with them.
Offaly were probably the weakest team on view and took a real trouncing against Wexford. Chatting to one of the Offaly lads he said they just don't have a enough numbers at that age at the moment in Offaly and indeed some of the lads looked very young.
I only saw Cork against Waterford and they were a bit dissapointing with Waterford ending up easy winners by three goals. They had three really good yound lads though in Killian Treacy, Kieran Cashman and Garan Manley. Overall though they didn't seem to be well coached often taking the wrong option under pressure in their use of the ball ending up with them having a lot of bad wides in the first half with the wind.
Waterford seemed to improve as the day went on. They started slowly against Laois but really started to hurl in the last 10 minutes. Against Cork they were on top all through with good displays from Tadhg Meyler, Jack Prendergast and Eoghan Murray.
Overall though of what I saw, Kilkenny seemed to be very good with some brilliant team play and combination which belied their years.
They just might have a bit too much for Waterford tomorrow but you never know.
Hopefully anyway it will be another great final.
kieran73
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Cork 2-10 Wx 1-05 in the Sonny Walsh final , easy enough for a dominant Cork .
joe bloggs
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The geniuses here in offaly are trying to go back to the future with ground hurling.
great to see it paying off
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WD n KK 0-1 a piece after ten mins , close game being fought around the middle in the main . Both ff lines threatening .
cussler
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Originally posted by kieran73:
WD n KK 0-1 a piece after ten mins , close game being fought around the middle in the main . Both ff lines threatening .
Any result yet Kieran73?
cussler
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Kilkenny have won the 2012 Tony Forristal beating Waterford on a scoreline of 1:12 to 1:05
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KK far too strong in the middle third , and won far more convincingly than the 7pt difference suggests . The stand out team over the two days and fair play to living up to that in the final . Waterford had some decent individual performances but not enough to really trouble KK .. Who were seemingly well versed from the line too , sadly , and it's reluctant to state what lots pointed out , but the WAterford selectors marked each other again today , KK took turns walking the perimeter cajoling players etc ...it didn't make a difference re: result but an indication of what's required , even at this level the KK backs had no bother pulling / tripping the man down when beaten ..lessons to be learned for all ...
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KK far too strong in the middle third , and won far more convincingly than the 7pt difference suggests . The stand out team over the two days and fair play to living up to that in the final . Waterford had some decent individual performances but not enough to really trouble KK .. Who were seemingly well versed from the line too , sadly , and it's reluctant to state what lots pointed out , but the WAterford selectors marked each other again today , KK took turns walking the perimeter cajoling players etc ...it didn't make a difference re: result but an indication of what's required , even at this level the KK backs had no bother pulling / tripping the man down when beaten ..lessons to be learned for all ...
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