1989 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship

Football championship April 2022 1989 14 May – 17 September 1989 32 Mayo Cork Dublin Tyrone 34 border|20px Teddy McCarthy Cork 5th Dinny Allen Billy Morgan Mayo Jimmy Browne John O'Mahony border|20px Michael Fitzmaurice (0–32) 1988 1990 The 1989 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship was the 103rd staging of the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship, the Gaelic Athletic Association's premier inter-county Gaelic football tournament. The championship began on 14 May 1989 and ended on 17 September 1989. Meath were the defending champions, however, they were defeated by Dublin in the Leinster final. On 17 September 1989, Cork won the championship following a 0–17 to 1–11 defeat of Mayo in the All-Ireland final.http://www.mayonews.ie/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=7628&Itemid=55 1989: One that got away for Mayo The Mayo News 14 September 2009 30 July 2015 Daniel Carey 23 January 2016 https://web.archive.org/web/20160123061547/http://www.mayonews.ie/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=7628&Itemid=55 deadhttp://www.the42.ie/down-memory-lane-a-potted-history-of-cork-v-mayo-187104-Jul2011/ Down memory lane: A potted history of Cork v Mayo The 42 29 July 2011 30 July 2015http://www.gaa.ie/gaa-news-and-videos/daily-news/1/1609141534-jubilee-team-cork-1989/ Jubilee Team: Cork 1989 GAA website 16 September 2014 30 July 2015 dead https://web.archive.org/web/20150924040541/http://www.gaa.ie/gaa-news-and-videos/daily-news/1/1609141534-jubilee-team-cork-1989/ 24 September 2015 This was their 5th All-Ireland title, their first in sixteen championship seasons. Mayo's Michael Fitzmaurice was the championship's top scorer with 0–32. Cork's Teddy McCarthy was the choice for Texaco Footballer of the Year. Results Connacht Senior Football Championship Quarter-finals 4 June 1989 Quarter-final London football 1–7 – 3–12 Galway football B McCabe 1–0, E Lynch 0–3, T McGuinness 0–2, D Daly 0–1, T McDermott 0–1. D Tummon 1–2, G McManus 0–5, J Joyce 1–0, T McHugh 1–0, M Gavin 0–2, K Walsh 0–1, M Brennan 0–1, E Elwood 0–1. Emerald GAA Grounds, Ruislip E Neary (Sligo) 11 June 1989 Quarter-final Sligo football 1–11 – 1–6 Leitrim football D McDonagh 0–5, E Deignan 1–1, P Seevers 0–3, J Kent 0–1, F Feeney 0–1. B Breen 1–3, C Mahon 0–2, D Darcy 0–1. Corran Park, Ballymote P Egan (Galway) Semi-finals 25 June 1989 Semi-final Galway football 1–8 – 1–8 Mayo football G McManus 1–3, M Brennan 0–2, E Elwood 0–1, M Gavin 0–1, A Mulholland 0–1. M Fitzmaurice 0–4, S Maher 1–0, N Durkin 0–1, L McHale 0–1, A Finnerty 0–1, J Finn 0–1. Tuam Stadium, Tuam S Mullaney (Roscommon) 10,000 2 July 1989 Semi-final Roscommon football 4–11 – 1–8 Sligo football Earley 2–2, E McManus Jnr 1–2, Glennon 0–4, A McManus 1–0, Donlon 0–2, Kiloran 0–1. McDonagh 0–6, E Deignan 1–1, E Molloy 0–1. Dr. Hyde Park, Roscommon J Cosgrove (Meath) 9 July 1989 Semi-final replay Mayo football 2–13 – 1–8 Galway football M Fitzmaurice 0–5, L McHale 1–0, A Finnerty 1–0, F Noone 0–2, S Maher 0–2, K McStay 0–1, J Burke 0–1, D Flanagan 0–1, W Padden 0–1. T Tierney 1–0, J Joyce 0–2, M Brennan 0–2, B O'Donnell 0–1, P Kelly 0–1, D Tummon 0–1, G McManus 0–1. MacHale Park, Castlebar S Mulvanney (Roscommon) 16,000 Finals 23 July 1989 Final Mayo football 0–12 – 1–9 Roscommon football M Fitzmaurice 0–5, WJ Padden 0–2, K McStay 0–2, TJ Kilgallon 0–1, N Durkin 0–1, D Flanagan 0–1. V Glennon 1–1, P Eraley 0–2, A McManus 0–2, D Brady 0–1, S Killoran 0–1, J Newton 0–1, J Connaughton 0–1. MacHale Park, Castlebar M Kearins (Sligo) 20,000 30 July 1989 Final replay Roscommon football 2–13 – 3–14(aet) Mayo football T McManus 2–4, V Glennon 0–4, P Earley 0–2, S Kiloran 0–1, J Newton 0–1, E McManus Jnr 0–1. M Fitzmaurice 0–5, J Burke 1–1, A Finnerty 1–1, N Durkin 1–0, L McHale 0–3, WJ Padden 0–2, K McStay 0–2. Dr. Hyde Park, Roscommon M Kearins (Sligo) Leinster Senior Football Championship First round 14 May 1989 First round Carlow football 1–7 – 2–14 Wicklow football J Nevin 1–3, D Ware 0–1, P Tobin 0–1, T O'Brien 0–1, J Hayden 0–1. K O'Brien 1–3, P Baker 0–6, P Kenny 1–1, S O'Brien 0–2, A O'Sullivan 0–2. Dr. Cullen Park, Carlow 4,500 14 May 1989 First round Louth football 3–7 – 2–9 Laois football S White 2–1, R Culhane 1–0, C Kelly 0–3, S O'Hanlon 0–2, N Browne 0–1. W Brennan 1–4, S Murphy 1–0, G Browne 0–2, G Lawlor 0–2, D Lalor 0–1. Drogheda Park, Drogheda S Aldridge (Kildare) 21 May 1989 First round Westmeath football 3–9 – 1–7 Wexford football J Fleming 1–5, J Whelehan 1–1, T Ormsby 1–0, P Hassett 0–2, D Wilson 0–1. B Dodd 0–5, L Rafter 1–1, M Hanrick 0–1. Cusack Park, Mullingar J Woods (Dublin) Quarter-finals 4 June 1989 Quarter-final Wicklow football 1–15 – 2–9 Longford football P Baker 0–9, K O'Brien 0–4, A O'Sullivan 1–0, P O'Byrne 0–1, F Daly 0–1. D Barry 1–4, M O'Hara 1–1, L O'Rourke 0–3, K Smith 0–1. Aughrim Park, Aughrim K Campbell (Meath) 5 June 1989 Quarter-final Dublin football 1–13 – 1–9 Kildare football B Rock 0–8, K Duff 1–2, D Foran 0–1, P Clarke 0–1, T Carr 0–1. L Miley 1–1, P McLoughlin 0–4, J Gilroy 0–1, D Fennin 0–1, T Harris 0–1, B Dowling 0–1. St. Conleth's Park, Newbridge P Moran (Laois) 11 June 1989 Quarter-final Meath football 1–15 – 0–13 Louth football B Stafford 0–7, F Murtagh 0–4, L Hayes 1–0, C Coyle 0–2, C O'Rourke 0–1, M O'Connell 0–1. C Kelly 0–6, S White 0–4, P Butterly 0–2, B Kerins 0–1. Croke Park, Dublin D Guerin (Dublin) 20,000 11 June 1989 Quarter-final Offaly football 1–8 – 1–6 Westmeath football S Lynam 0–4, B Lowry 1–0, V Claffey 0–1, P Brady 0–1, V Byrne 0–1, J Stewart 0–1. J Fleming 0–5, J Whelehan 1–0, D Wilson 0–1. O'Connor Park, Tullamore T Meagher (Laois) Semi-finals 25 June 1989 Semi-final Dublin football 1–12 – 1–6 Wicklow football B Rock 0–5, J McNally 1–0, M Galvin 0–3, V Murphy 0–2, T Carr 0–1, D Foran 0–1. M Murtagh 1–0, P Baker 0–3, A O'Sullivan 0–1, K O'Brien 0–1, P O'Byrne 0–1. St. Conleth's Park, Newbridge P Collins (Westmeath) 2 July 1989 Semi-final Meath football 3–11 – 0–9 Offaly football B Stafford 1–7, C O'Rourke 2–0, R Flynn 0–2, L Hayes 0–1, C Coyle 0–1. P Brady 0–2, V Byrne 0–2, S Lynam 0–2, P Moran 0–1, D Kavanagh 0–1, M Plunkett 0–1. Croke Park, Dublin S Kelly (Carlow) 16,652 Final 30 July 1989 Final Dublin football 2–12 – 1–10 Meath football V Murphy 1–2, K Duff 1–2, B Rock 0–5, P Curran 0–2, J McNally 0–1. B Stafford 0–5, B Flynn 0–4, M McCabe 1–0, C O'Rourke 0–1. Croke Park, Dublin S Kelly (Carlow) 56,839 Munster Senior Football Championship Quarter-finals 14 May 1989 Quarter-final Tipperary football 1–18 – 2–5 Clare football J Costello 0–8, E Maher 0–4, A Cross 1–0, J O'Meara 0–3, B Burke 0–1, R Morris 0–1, G McGrath 0–1. A O'Keeffe 1–2, F McInerney 1–0, G Killeen 0–1, J Roche 0–1, T O'Neill 0–1. Ned Hall Park, Clonmel JJ Landers (Waterford) 14 May 1989 Quarter-final Limerick football 5–9 – 1–9 Waterford football E Sheehan 4–3, F Ryan 1–1, T Cummins 0–3, T Quaid 0–1, N Leonard 0–1. J McGrath 1–1, T Corcoran 0–2, L Dalton 0–2, M Walsh 0–1, J Maher 0–1, E O'Brien 0–1, M Neville 0–1. Páirc na nGael, Askeaton T Sugrue (Kerry) Semi-finals 18 June 1989 Semi-final Limerick football 1–10 – 6–7 Kerry football T Cummins 1–2, E Sheehan 0–4, S Gleeson 0–3, D Fitzgibbon 0–1. M Fitzgerald 1–2, T Fleming 1–2, E Liston 1–1, T Spillane 1–0, M McAuliffe 1–0, W Maher 1–0, P Spillane 0–2. Páirc na nGael, Askeaton 25 June 1989 Semi-final Cork football 0–22 – 0–6 Tipperary football L Tompkins 0–7, D Barry 0–3, P McGrath 0–3, J Cleary 0–3, M McCarthy 0–2, D Walsh 0–1, D Allen 0–1, B Coffey 0–1, E O'Mahony 0–1. J O'Meara 0–4, E Maher 0–1, J Costelloe 0–1. Páirc Uí Chaoimh, Cork P Lane (Limerick) Final 23 July 1989 Final Kerry football 1–9 – 1–12 Cork football M Fitzgerald 0–6, A O'Donovan 1–0, P Spillane 0–2, E Liston 0–1. L Tompkins 0–7, J O'Driscoll 1–1, P McGrath 0–2, D Allen 0–1, J Cleary 0–1. Fitzgerald Stadium, Killarney P Russell (Tipperary) 47,011 Ulster Senior Football Championship Preliminary round 14 May 1989 Preliminary round Antrim football 0–5 – 0–8 Monaghan football C O'Neill 0–1, A McQuillan 0–1, T Connolly 0–1, M Darragh 0–1, D Finnegan 0–1. R McCarron 0–4, G McCarville 0–1, E Hughes 0–1, E McEneaney 0–1, F McEneaney 0–1. Casement Park, Belfast J Curran (Tyrone) 10,000 Quarter-finals 21 May 1989 Quarter-final Cavan football 0–14 – 3–11 Donegal football R Carolan 0–8, P Fallon 0–1, S Pierson 0–1, N O'Donnell 0–1, B McArdle 0–1, V Dowd 0–1, D Brady 0–1. J McMullen 2–1, T Ryan 1–3, M Hughes 0–6, B Murray 0–1. Breffni Park, Cavan 12,000 28 May 1989 Quarter-final Fermanagh football 1–7 – 4–15 Derry football B Carthy 1–3, C Curran 0–1, F McCann 0–1, M O'Rourke 0–1, J Leonard 0–1. B McGilligan 2–0, D Barton 1–3, E Gormley 1–3, D Cassidy 0–5, B Healy 0–2, A Quigg 0–1, P Murphy 0–1. St. Molaise Park, Irvinestown M Cranny (Down) 4,000 4 June 1989 Quarter-final Tyrone football 1–11 – 2–7 Armagh football K McCabe 0–9, C Corr 1–1, P Quinn 0–1. K McGurk 1–1, S Skelton 1–1, J McConville 0–3, N Smyth 0–1, B Canavan 0–1. Healy Park, Omagh M Greenan (Cavan) 11 June 1989 Quarter-final Monaghan football 0–9 – 1–14 Down football E McEneaney 0–4, G McGurk 0–2, O Hamilton 0–1, G McCarville 0–1, E Sherry 0–1. L Heaney 1–2, C Murray 0–3, J Treanor 0–3, M Linden 0–2, C Deegan 0–1, A Rodgers 0–1, G Blaney 0–1, DJ Kane 0–1. St. Mary's Park, Castleblayney D Campbell (Fermanagh) Semi-finals 18 June 1989 Semi-final Donegal football 2–8 – 1–9 Derry football M McHugh 2–2, J McMullan 0–2, T Ryan 0–1, B Murray 0–1, M Shovlin 0–1, M Gallagher 0–1. E Gormley 1–3, D Barton 0–3, P Murphy 0–1, B Keeley 0–1, D Cassidy 0–1. St. Tiernach's Park, Clones J Curran (Tyrone) 25 June 1989 Semi-final Tyrone football 1–12 – 1–7 Down football S Conway 0–6, D O'Hagan 1–1, H McClure 0–2, C Dorr 0–2, M McClure 0–1. J Treanor 1–2, A Rodgers 0–2, M Linden 0–1, K Smyth 0–1, R Carr 0–1. St. Mary's Park, Castleblayney J Gough (Antrim) 13,000 Finals 16 July 1989 Final Donegal football 0–11 – 0–11 Tyrone football M McHugh 0–4, J McMullan 0–2, C Mulgrew 0–2, T Ryan 0–1, B Murray 0–1, A Molloy 0–1. S Conway 0–4, C Corr 0–3, K McCabe 0–2, E McKenna 0–1, D O'Hagan 0–1. St. Tiernach's Park, Clones M Greenan (Cavan) 30,000 23 July 1989 Final replay Donegal football 0–7 – 2–13 Tyrone football M McHugh 0–4, T Ryan 0–2, L McGettigan 0–1. S Conway 1–3, D O'Hagan 1–0, E McKenna 0–3, K McCabe 0–2, S Meyler 0–2, S McNally 0–2, C Corr 0–1. St. Tiernach's Park, Clones M Greenan (Cavan) 25,000 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Semi-finals 13 August 1989 Semi-final Mayo 0–12 – 1–6 Tyrone M Fitzmaurice 0–6, N Durkin 0–1, K McStay 0–1, B Kilkenny 0–1, D Flanagan 0–1, S Maher 0–1, L McHale 0–1. S Conway 0–4, E McKenna 1–0, H McClure 0–1, D O'Hagan 0–1. Croke Park, Dublin S Aldridge (Kildare) 48,177 20 August 1989 Semi-final Cork 2–10 – 1–9 Dublin J Cleary 2–0, L Tompkins 0–3, D Barry 0–2, D Allen 0–2, D O'Driscoll 0–1, P McGrath 0–1, T McCarthy 0–1. B Rock 0–5, V Murphy 1–1, P Clarke 0–2, P Curran 0–1. Croke Park, Dublin M Kearins (Sligo) 60,168 Final 17 September 1989 Final Cork 0–17 – 1–11 Mayo L Tompkins 0–4, P McGrath 0–3, J Cleary 0–3, D Barry 0–3, T McCarthy 0–2, M McCarthy 0–2. M Fitzmaurice 0–7, A Finnerty 1–0, K McStay 0–2, L McHale 0–1, WJ Padden 0–1. Croke Park, Dublin P Collins (Westmeath) 65,519 1989 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Final Championship statistics Miscellaneous On 11 June 1989, Corran Park in Ballymote hosts its first championship game in 36 years. That defeat of Leitrim by Sligo is their first championship victory over the team in 15 years. Both the Connacht and Ulster finals ended in draws and went to replays for the first time since 1976. Cork win the Munster title for the third year in succession. It is the first time in their history that they achieve the three-in-a-row. The All Ireland semi-finals the Mayo vs Tyrone game was the first championship meeting between the teams while the other had between Cork vs Dublin was Cork's first championship win over Dublin. The All-Ireland final between Cork and Mayo is their first championship meeting since the 1916 All-Ireland semi-final. It is Mayo's first appearance in an All-Ireland final in 38 years. Top scorers Overall Rank Player County Tally Total Matches Average1Michael FitzmauriceMayo0–323265.332Barney RockDublin0–232345.753Brian StaffordMeath1–192237.334Larry TompkinsCork0–212145.255Stephen ConwayTyrone1–172054.00 Single game Rank Player County Tally Total Opposition1Eoin SheehanLimerick4–315Waterford2Tony McManusRoscommon2–410MayoBrian StaffordMeath1–710Offaly4Pat BakerWicklow0–99LongfordKevin McCabeTyrone0–99Armagh6Paul EarleyRoscommon2–28SligoMartin McHughDonegal2–28DerryJohn FlemingWestmeath1–58WexfordJohn CostelloTipperary0–88ClareRonan CarolanCavan0–88Donegal References