1967 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship

Football championship April 2022 1967 23 April – 24 September 1967 31 Mayo Cork Meath Cavan 32 border|20px Bertie Cunningham Meath 3rd Peter Darby Patrick TullyPeter McDermott Cork Denis Coughlan Donie O'Donovan border|20px Charlie Gallagher (0–27) 1966 1968 The 1967 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship was the 81st staging of the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship, the Gaelic Athletic Association's premier inter-county Gaelic football tournament. The championship began on 23 April 1967 and ended on 24 September 1967. Galway entered the championship as the defending champions, however, they were defeated by Mayo in the Connacht semi-final. On 24 September 1967, Meath won the championship following a 1–9 to 0–9 defeat of Cork in the All-Ireland final.http://www.independent.ie/regionals/droghedaindependent/sport/other-sports/allireland-triumph-so-sweet-for-meath-27126432.html All-Ireland triumph so sweet for Meath Irish Independent 30 October 2016 12 September 2007 This was their third All-Ireland title and their first in thirteen championship seasons. Cavan's Charlie Gallagher was the championship's top scorer with 1–25. Meath's Bertie Cunningham was the choice for Texaco Footballer of the Year. Leinster Championship format change Second round returns to Leinster this year. Results Connacht Senior Football Championship Quarter-final 28 May 1967 Quarter-final Sligo football 1–7 – 3–6 Mayo football D McHugh 1–1, M Kearins 0–4, M Kenny 0–1, M Marren 0–1. M Connaughton 1–0, J Nallen 1–0, J Farragher 1–0, J Langan 0–2, S O'Dowd 0–1, J Corcoran 0–1, MJ Ruddy 0–1, M Ruane 0–1. Markievicz Park, Sligo Semi-finals 11 June 1967 Semi-final Roscommon football 2–6 – 2–8 Leitrim football J Kelly 2–0, T White 0–3, J Keane 0–2, J Keane 0–1. P Dolan 1–1, C McGowan 1–0, M Keane 0–3, B Rynn 0–2, P McGarty 0–1, K McGowan 0–1. St. Coman's Park, Roscommon 25 June 1967 Semi-final Galway football 1–8 – 3–13 Mayo football M McDonagh 1–0, C Dunne 0–3, J Keenan 0–2, J Glynn 0–1, P Donnellan 0–1, F Canavan 0–1. S O'Dowd 1–3, J Farragher 1–2, M Ruane 1–1, J Corcoran 0–4, J Morley 0–1, J Langan 0–1, J Nallen 0–1. Pearse Stadium, Galway J Hatton (Wicklow) Final 16 July 1967 Final Mayo football 4–15 – 0–7 Leitrim football M Ruane 2–1, J Corcoran 0–6, W Loftus 1–2, J Langan 0–4, S O'Dowd 1–0, J Farragher 0–1, PJ Loftus 0–1. M Keane 0–4, P Dolan 0–2, P McGowan 0–1. Tuam Stadium, Tuam J Hatton (Wicklow) Leinster Senior Football Championship First round 23 April 1967 First round Wicklow football 0–10 – 0–8 Wexford football M McNamee 0–3, P Clarke 0–3, T Scott 0–1, A Norton 0–1, J Coates 0–1, T Humphries 0–1. J Berry 0–6, P Wilson 0–1, T Miller 0–1. Aughrim County Ground, Aughrim 14 May 1967 First round Laois football 3–8 – 3–6 Carlow football F Walsh 0–6, R Miller 1–1, J Maher 1–0, JJ Conway 1–0, P Delaney 0–1. B Hayden 1–6, M Nolan 1–0, P McNally 1–0. Geraldine Park, Athy J Hatton (Wicklow) Second round 28 May 1967 Second round Wicklow football 0–11 – 0–8 Laois football T Scott 0–3, L Kelly 0–3, P Clarke 0–2, L Norton 0–1, W Cuffe 0–1, T Norton 0–1. JJ Conway 0–4, P Delaney 0–2, F Walsh 0–1, D Miller 0–1. Dr. Cullen Park, Carlow Quarter-finals 21 May 1967 Quarter-final Longford football 1–7 – 0–10 Kildare football J Hanniffy 0–4, S Donnelly 1–0, S Murray 0–2, T Mulvihill 0–1. P Dunny 0–4, J Donnelly 0–3, T Keogh 0–1, M Mullins 0–1, K Kelly 0–1. Croke Park, Dublin P Kelly (Dublin) 21 May 1967 Quarter-final Meath football 2–9 – 0–3 Louth football N Curran 2–5, T Brennan 0–2, P Collier 0–1, P Moore 0–1. B Gaughan 0–3. Croke Park, Dublin J Hatton (Wicklow) 11 June 1967 Quarter-final Westmeath football 1–6 – 0–8 Dublin football T Dolan 1–0, P Buckley 0–3, V Murray 0–2, J McKenna 0–1. J Keaveney 0–6, T Donnelly 0–1, S O'Connor 0–1. O'Connor Park, Tullamore J Hatton (Wicklow) 18 June 1967 Quarter-final Offaly football 0–13 – 0–7 Wicklow football T McTeague 0–8, J Malone 0–2, R Scully 0–2, J Evans 0–1. T Scott 0–3, P Clarke 0–1, W Norton 0–1, W Kelly 0–1, M McNamee 0–1. Croke Park, Dublin C Kenworthy (Dublin) 25,183 18 June 1967 Quarter-final replay Longford football 3–12 – 2–10 Kildare football J Devine 1–4, S Donnelly 2–0, J Hanniffy 0–5, T Mulvihill 0–1, M Hopkins 0–1, J Murray 0–1. P Dunny 1–2, T Carew 1–1, J Donnelly 0–4, Pa Connolly 0–2, M Mullins 0–1. Croke Park, Dublin P Kelly (Dublin) 25,183 Semi-finals 2 July 1967 Semi-final Longford football 1–7 – 0–13 Offaly football J Hanniffy 0–6, S Donnelly 1–0, T Mulvihill 0–1. T McTeague 0–5, E Scully 0–3, G Hughes 0–3, J Malone 0–1, T Green 0–1. Croke Park, Dublin P Kelly (Dublin) 18,777 9 July 1967 Semi-final Meath football 0–12 – 0–6 Westmeath football T Brennan 0–4, M Kerrigan 0–4, M O'Brien 0–1, N Curran 0–1, O Shanley 0–1, P Bruton 0–1. P Buckley 0–2, J McKenna 0–1, T Dolan 0–1, M Carley 0–1. O'Connor Park, Tullamore J Hatton (Wicklow) 25,000 Final 23 July 1967 Final Meath football 0–8 – 0–6 Offaly football Tony Brennan 0–4 (0-3f), Mick Mellett 0–2 (0-1f), Noel Curran and Ollie Shanley 0–1 each Greg Hughes and Tony McTague (0-2f) 0–2 each, Ambrose Hickey and Sean Evans 0–1 each Croke Park, Dublin Jim Shannon (Dublin) 40,461 Munster Senior Football Championship Quarter-finals 21 May 1967 Quarter-final Clare football 0–9 – 0–2 Waterford football M Haugh 0–2, M Begley 0–2, P McMahon 0–2, J Tubridy 0–1, M Chambers 0–1, P O'Grady 0–1. T Gough 0–2. Hennessy Memorial Park, Miltown Malbay J O'Connor (Kerry) 21 May 1967 Quarter-final Limerick football 4–10 – 2–5 Tipperary football M Tynan 2–5, M Ranahan 1–1, P Murpjy 1–0, D Sheehan 0–2, D Quirke 0–1, D Sheehan 0–1. T Burke 2–4, L Vaughan 0–1. Gaelic Grounds, Limerick F Halbert (Cork) Semi-finals 18 June 1967 Semi-final Cork football 1–13 – 1–6 Clare football JJ Murphy 1–1, C o'Sullivan 0–4, J Carroll 0–3, E Philpott 0–2, D Coughlan 0–2, E McCarthy 0–1. M McInerney 0–5, M Moloney 1–0, J Tubridy 0–1. Cork Athletic Grounds, Cork J Moloney (Tipperary) 5,000 18 June 1967 Semi-final Kerry football 1–17 – 1–8 Limerick football J O'Shea 0–7, T Kelliher 0–5, DJ Crowley 1–0, J Saunders 0–3, J O'Connor 0–2. M Tynan 1–7, T Sheehan 0–1. Austin Stack Park, Tralee T Moloney (Tipperary) Final 16 July 1967 Final Cork football 0–8 – 0–7 Kerry football E Philpott 0–2, É Ryan 0–2, B O'Neill 0–2, C O'Sullivan 0–1, J Carroll 0–1. J O'Shea 0–3, P Griffin 0–2, DJ Crowley 0–1, T Sheehan 0–1. Cork Athletic Grounds, Cork J Martin (Tyrone) 15,000 Ulster Senior Football Championship Preliminary round 11 June 1967 Preliminary round Tyrone football 0–13 – 3–2 Fermanagh football St. Molaise Park, Irvinestown Quarter-finals 4 June 1967 Quarter-final Armagh football 1–8 – 2–13 Donegal football L O'Rourke 1–0, A Patterson 0–2, E Casey 0–2, T McCReesh 0–2, D Kelly 0–1, J Whan 0–1. P McShea 1–5, N Gallagher 1–3, S Granaghan 0–3, PJ Flood 0–2. Athletic Grounds, Armagh J Lynn (Derry) 11 June 1967 Quarter-final Down football 3–9 – 1–10 Derry football Páirc Esler, Newry 18 June 1967 Quarter-final Antrim football 2–8 – 2–12 Cavan football J Murray 0–7, P Lynn 1–0, A SLoan 1–0, W Carson 0–1. C Gallagher 0–8, P Murray 1–1, M Greenan 1–0, S Duggan 0–2, J O'Reilly 0–1. Casement Park, Belfast M Mahon (Fermanagh) 25 June 1967 Quarter-final Tyrone football 1–13 – 1–7 Monaghan football C O'Neill 1–2, P Harte 0–4, P King 0–2, S McIlhatton 0–1, P Mulgrew 0–1, S Taggarty 0–1, P Forbes 0–1, J O'Neill 0–1. T McCudden 1–3, G Fitzpatrick 0–2, B Connolly 0–2. O'Neill Park, Dungannon Semi-finals 2 July 1967 Semi-final Down football 2–8 – 2–5 Donegal football S O'Neill 1–2, D McCartan 1–0, G Glynn 0–3, C McAlaraney 0–2, J McCartan 0–1. S Granaghan 1–1, D O'Carroll 1–0, N Gallagher 0–2, M Griffin 0–1, J Quigley 0–1. St. Tiernach's Park, Clones J Martin (Tyrone) 9 July 1967 Semi-final Tyrone football 3–3 – 1–13 Cavan football P Harte 1–1, N Timlin 1–0, C McIlduff 1–0, S O'Brien 0–1, S McElhatton 0–1. C Gallagher 0–5, JJ O'Reilly 1–0, S Duggan 0–3, P Murray 0–3, J O'Donnell 0–1, T Lynch 0–1. St. Molaise Park, Irvinestown M Mahon (Fermanagh) Final 23 July 1967 Final Cavan football 2–12 – 0–8 Down football C Gallagher 0–6, JJ O'Reilly 1–1, M Greenan 1–0, S Duggan 0–2, J O'Donnell 0–2, P Murray 0–1. S O'Neill 0–6, J Murphy 0–1, L Powell 0–1. St. Tiernach's Park, Clones J Hatton (Wicklow) 30,000 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Semi-finals 6 August 1967 Semi-final Cork football 2–7 – 0–12 Cavan football F Hayes 1–1, C O'Sullivan 0–4, D Coughlan 1–0, J Carroll 0–1, B O'Neill 0–1. C Gallagher 0–8, P Murray 0–2, T Lynch 0–1, J O'Donnell 0–1. Croke Park, Dublin 28,370 20 August 1967 Semi-final Meath football 3–14 – 1–14 Mayo football T Brennan 1–2, P Mulvanney 0–4, P Collier 1–0, P Moore 1–0, M Kerrigan 0–3, M Mellett 0–2, N Curran 0–2, O Shanley 0–1. J Corcoran 0–8, J Nealon 1–1, J Farragher 0–1, W Loftus 0–1, S O'Dowd 0–1, M Ruane 0–1, J Gibbons 0–1. Croke Park, Dublin J Moloney (Tipperary) 42,958 Final 24 September 1967 Final Meath football 1–9 – 0–9 Cork football T Kearns 1–2, P Mulvanney 0–2, M Mellett 0–2, N Curran 0–2, T Brennan 0–1. C O'Sullivan 0–3, E Philpott 0–3, B O'Neill 0–1, F Hayes 0–1, M O'Loughlin 0–1. Croke Park, Dublin J Moloney (Tipperary) 70,343 1967 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Final Championship statistics Miscellaneous The Limerick vs Tipperary game was the first meeting between the teams since 1952. The match gave Limerick a first win over Tipperary since 1896. Mayo won the Connacht championship for the first time since 1955. The All Ireland final was the first championship meeting between Meath and Cork. Top scorers Overall Rank Player County Tally Total Matches Average1Charlie GallagherCavan0–272746.752Mick TynanLimerick3–1221210.503Joe CorcoranMayo0–191944.754Noel CurranMeath2–111753.405Tony BrennanMeath1–131653.20 Single game Rank Player County Tally Total Opposition1Noel CurranMeath2–511LouthMick TynanLimerick2–511Tipperary3Tony BurkeTipperary2–410LimerickMick TynanLimerick1–710Kerry5Brenan HaydenCarlow1–69Laois6Pauric McSheaDonegal1–58ArmaghCharlie GallagherCavan0–88AntrimCharlie GallagherCavan0–88CorkJoe CorcoranMayo0–88MeathTony McTagueOffaly0–88Wicklow References