1934 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship

Football championship April 2022 1934 Galway 2nd Michael Higgins Dublin Dublin Kerry Cavan Galway 1933 1935 The 1934 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship was the 48th staging of Ireland's premier Gaelic football knock-out competition. Galway won they ended Cavan's campaign in the All Ireland semi-final.http://gaaweb.sitesuite.cn/page/football_results_1911_1940.html Football Results 1911 – 1940 | the Official Website of the GAA 2011-07-21 https://web.archive.org/web/20120321030358/http://gaaweb.sitesuite.cn/page/football_results_1911_1940.html 2012-03-21 dead All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Results 1887-2010 http://www.hoganstand.com/general/champs/honoursf.aspx 2011-07-21 https://web.archive.org/web/20110716104405/http://hoganstand.com/general/champs/honoursf.aspx 2011-07-16 dead Leinster Senior Football Champions http://leinster.gaa.ie/archive/pdf/P130_134_Senior_FootChamp.pdf 2011-09-28 dead https://web.archive.org/web/20110928061017/http://leinster.gaa.ie/archive/pdf/P130_134_Senior_FootChamp.pdf 2011-09-28 Golden Jubilee The All-Ireland Senior Football Championship 1934 marked the fiftieth anniversary of the foundation of the Gaelic Athletic Association. Results Connacht Senior Football Championship 17 June 1934Semi-Final Galway football 2–7 – 0–4 Roscommon football Castlerea 3,000 8 July 1934Semi-Final Mayo football 3–7 – 1–3 Sligo football P Flannelly (0–1), J Carney (0–4), P Laffey (1–0); P Conboy (1–1), P Moclair (1–2). Tubbercurry 22 July 1934Final Galway football 2–4 – 0–5 Mayo football J Carney (0–3), H Kenny (0–1) & P Moclair (0–1). Castlerea 16,000 Leinster Senior Football Championship 6 May 1934Preliminary Round Louth football 2–5 – 1–6 Laois football Croke Park, Dublin 20 May 1934Preliminary Round Offaly football 3–13 – 0–6 Carlow football Geraldine Park, Athy 2000 P Waters (Kildare) 27 May 1934Quarter-Final Wexford football 1–5 – 0–6 Kildare football P.Byrne 0–3, T.Keogh, J.Higgins, J.Fox 0–1. Nowlan Park, Kilkenny 3 June 1934Quarter-Final Dublin football 2–10 – 0–4 Westmeath football Kells 10 June 1934Quarter-Final Meath football 2–13 – 2–6 Offaly football St. Conleth's Park, Newbridge J Higgins (Kildare) 1 July 1934Semi-Final Louth football 3–5 – 1–1 Wexford football Croke Park, Dublin 8 July 1934Semi-Final Dublin football 2–8 – 2–9 Meath football Drogheda Park, Drogheda 29 July 1934Final Dublin football 1–2 – 0–5 Louth football J. Colleran 1–0, Gerry Fitzgerald (0-1f) and Murt Kelly (0-1f) 0–1 each Tom Caffrey 0–3 (0-1f), Jimmy Coyle and Sean Cullen 0–1 each Croke Park, Dublin 12,000 Jack Higgins (Kildare) 5 August 1934Final Replay Dublin football 3–2 – 2–5(AET) Louth football Murt Kelly 1–1 (0-1f) J. Colleran and Mick Keating 1–0 each, Ned McCann 0–1 (1 '50) Tom Caffrey 1–3 (0-1f) and Sean Cullen 1–2 Croke Park, Dublin Jack Higgins (Kildare) Final (2nd Replay) 19 August 1934Dublin Board – Arrangements for Leinster Football Final Evening Herald 24 July 1934 Dublin football 2–9 – 1–10 Louth football Colleran 2–0, Comerford 0–5 (0-3f), Wellington 0–3, Beggs 0–1 Caffrey 0–6 (0-3f), McKeown 1–0, Callan (0-1f), Coyle, Keogh, Cullen (0-1f) 0–1 each Gaelic Grounds, Drogheda 25,000 Sean Robbins (Offaly) GK1 Johnny McDonnell (O'Toole's)RCB2 Séamus O'Shea (Geraldines)FB3 Mick Casey (UCD)LCB4 Dessie Brennan (C.J. Kickhams)RHB5 Paddy Hickey (Round Towers, Clondalkin)CHB6 Ned McCann (Geraldines)LHB7 Paddy Cavanagh (Dolphins)MF8 Bobby Beggs (St Joseph's)MF9 Gerry Fitzgerald (Geraldines)RHF10 George Comerford (Garda)CHF11 Billy Dowling (Round Towers, Clondalkin)LHF12 Mick O'Brien (O'Toole's)RCF13 Mick Wellington (St Joseph's)FF14 Joe Colleran (Clanna Gael)LCF15 Mick Keating (Garda) (c) GK1 Jim Murphy (Cooley Kickhams)RCB2 Michael McKeown (Wolfe Tones)FB3 Eddie Boyle (Cooley Kickhams)LCB4 Joe Hearty (Clan na Gael)RHB5 Jimmy Kelly (Glyde Rangers)CHB6 Eugene Callan (Glyde Rangers)LHB7 Paddy Cluskey (Darver Young Irelands)MF8 Jim Culligan (Newtown Blues)MF9 Jimmy Coyle (Glyde Rangers)RHF10 Gerry Keogh (Newtown Blues)CHF11 Tom Caffrey (Newtown Blues)LHF12 Jem Moonan (Newtown Blues) (c)RCF13 Paddy McKeown (Wolfe Tones)FF14 Seán Cullen (Cooley Kickhams)LCF15 Seán Taaffe (Glyde Rangers) Munster Senior Football Championship 27 May 1934Quarter-Final Kerry football 2–6 – 0–3 Cork football Charlie O'Sullivan (1–2) & Jackie Ryan (0–2). M. Duggan, J. O'Regan & D. O'Keffe (0–1) each. Páirc MacGearailt, Fermoy 3 June 1934Quarter-Final Tipperary football 2–11 – 2–2 Clare football Seán Tracey Park, Tipperary W. Hough (L) 24 June 1934Semi-Final Limerick football 4–7 – 1–6 Waterford football Ned Hall Park, Clonmel 15 July 1934Semi-Final Kerry football 2–8 – 0–12 Tipperary football Paul Russell (0–1), Con Geaney (0–1), Miko Doyle (0–1), Maurice McKenna (1–1) & Jackie Ryan (1–4). Ned Hall Park, Clonmel W. Hough (L) 29 July 1934Final Kerry football 1–14 – 1–2 Limerick football Willie Brick (1–2), Charlie O'Sullivan (0–1), John Joe Landers (0–4) & Jackie Ryan (0–7). Frank Sheehy Park, Listowel Ulster Senior Football Championship 29 April 1934Quarter-Final Cavan football 2–5 – 2–4 Tyrone football Omagh 3 June 1934Quarter-Final Monaghan football 4–7 – 2–6 Down football Pairc Esler, Newry 3 June 1934Quarter-Final Antrim football 0–5 – 0–12 Armagh football Corrigan Park, Belfast 3 June 1934Quarter-Final Fermanagh football 2–5 – 1–3 Donegal football Straleel, Carrick 3,000 10 June 1934Semi-Final Armagh football 2–3 – 1–3 Monaghan football Athletic Grounds, Armagh 15 July 1934Semi-Final Fermanagh football 1–3 – 3–4 Cavan football Belturbet 29 July 1934Final Cavan football 3–8 – 0–2 Armagh football St. Mary's Park, Castleblayney All-Ireland Senior Football Championship 12 August 1934Semi-Final Galway football 1–8 – 1–4 Cavan football Tuam 9 September 1934Semi-Final Dublin football 3–8 – 0–6 Kerry football Paul Russell (0–1), Miko Doyle (0–1), Martin Regan (0–1) & Jackie Ryan (0–3). Tralee 1934 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Final 23 September 1934Final Galway football 3–5 – 1–9 Dublin football Croke Park, Dublin 36,143 Sean McCarthy (Kerry) Championship statistics Miscellaneous The Magherafelt fields became known as Rossa Park. The Tullamore Grounds become known as O'Connor Park. Galway win their second All Ireland title the Connacht championship became seeded this year until 1940 not allowing Galway and Mayo meet before a Connacht final. References