1995 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship

Football championship February 2014 February 2014 1995 21 May 1995 – 17 September 1995 32 Galway Cork Dublin Tyrone 33 border|20px Paul Curranborder|20px Peter Canavan Dublin 22nd John O'Leary Pat O'Neill Tyrone Ciarán Corr Art McRoryEugene McKenna border|20px Peter Canavan (1–38) 1994 1996 The 1995 Bank of Ireland All-Ireland Senior Football Championship was the 109th staging of the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship, the Gaelic Athletic Association's premier inter-county Gaelic football tournament. The championship began on 21 May 1995 and ended on 17 September 1995. Down entered the championship as the defending champions, however, they were defeated by Donegal in the Ulster preliminary round. On 17 September 1995, Dublin won the championship following a 1–10 to 0–12 defeat of Tyrone in the All-Ireland final.http://www.irishmirror.ie/sport/gaa/gaelic-football/gaelic-football-news/classic-all-ireland-finals-dublin-v-2280363 Classic All-Ireland finals: Dublin v Tyrone (1995) Irish Mirror 11 November 2016 17 September 2013 This was their 22nd All-Ireland title and their first in twelve championship seasons. Tyrone's Peter Canavan was the championship's top scorer with 1–38. Dublin's Paul Clarke was the choice for Texaco Footballer of the Year, while Tyrone's Peter Canavan was selected as the Powerscreen Footballer of the Year. Provincial championships Connacht Senior Football Championship Quarter-finals 28 May 1995 Quarter-final Sligo football 0–11 – 0–11 Galway football D McGoldrick 0–3, E O'Hara 0–2, P Seavers 0–2, B Mulhern 0–1, P Taylor 0–1, K Killeen 0–1, F Feeney 0–1 N Finnegan 0–6, J Fallon 0–2, T Wilson 0–1, A Leonard 0–1, B Duffy 0–1 Markievicz Park, Sligo S McHale (Mayo) 4,000 4 June 1995 Quarter-final replay Galway football 1–12 – 0–8 Sligo football B Duffy 1–0, J Fallon 0–3, K Walsh 0–2, N Finnegan 0–2, F Gavin 0–2, D Mitchell 0–1, T Wilson 0–1, V Daly 0–1 D McGoldrick 0–2, K Killeen 0–2, K Kearins 0–2, P Taylor 0–1, P Seavers 0–1 Tuam Stadium, Tuam S McHale (Mayo) 6,000 4 June 1995 Quarter-final London football 1–7 – 0–19 Roscommon football P O'Neill 1–0, E Prenter 0–2, B McDonagh 0–1, N Magee 0–1, M Thynne 0–1, T Maguire 0–1, K Blayney 0–1 D Duggan 0–5, L Dolan 0–4, V Glennon 0–3, T Grehan 0–3, L Down 0–2, C Connolly 0–2 Emerald GAA Grounds, Ruislip S Prior (Leitrim) 2,000 Semi-finals 11 June 1995 Semi-final Leitrim football 0–11 – 0–12 Galway football C McGlynn 0–4, P McLoughlin 0–2, C McGovern 0–1, D Darcy 0–1, B Breen 0–1, P Kieran 0–1, L Conlon 0–1 J Fallon 0–4, N Finnegan 0–3, S Óg de Paor 0–2, V Daly 0–2, T Wilson 0–1 Páirc Sheáin Mhic Dhiarmada, Carrick-on-Shannon P Casserley (Westmeath) 4,000 25 June 1995 Semi-final Mayo football 2–11 – 1–10 Roscommon football T Corcoran 1–0, J Casey 1–0, P Brogan 0–2, R Dempsey 0–2, P Cunney 0–2, C McManamon 0–2, P Butler 0–1, P Fallon 0–1, K O'Neill 0–1 L Dolan 0–5, T Grehan 1–0, F O'Donnell 0–3, J Newton 0–1, D Duggan 0–1 McHale Park, Castlebar M Curley (Galway) 10,000 Final 23 July 1995 Final Galway football 0–17 – 1–7 Mayo football V Daly 0–5, N Finnegan 0–4, T Wilson 0–3, F O'Neill 0–2, S Óg de Paor 0–1, F Gavin 0–1, K Walsh 0–1 R Dempsey 1–1, P Brogan 0–2, K O'Neill 0–1, P Cunney 0–1, C McManamon 0–1, K Mortimer 0–1 Tuam Stadium, Tuam F Finan (Sligo) 17,000 Leinster Senior Football Championship Preliminary round 21 May 1995 Preliminary round Wexford football 1–3 – 0–13 Westmeath football S Doran 1–1, J Hegarty 0–1, J Lawlor 0–1 G Heavin 0–6, L Giles 0–2, J Fleming 0–2, R O'Connell 0–1, A Collins 0–1, J Healy 0–1 Wexford Park, Wexford T Howard (Kildare) 5,000 28 May 1995 Preliminary round Kildare football 0–11 – 0–13 Louth football N Buckley 0–4, D O'Connell 0–3, S McGovern 0–1, S Dowling 0–1, D Kerrigan 0–1, P McCormack 0–1 C Kelly 0–7, A Doherty 0–2, O McDonnell 0–2, B Kearns 0–1, S White 0–1 St. Conleth's Park, Newbridge P Casserly (Westmeath) 28 May 1995 Preliminary round Meath football 1–15 – 1–5 Offaly football C O'Rourke 1–2, E Kelly 0–5, T Dowd 0–3, B Reilly 0–2, PJ Gillic 0–1, T Giles 0–1, B Stafford 0–1 P Daly 0–4, M Casey 1–0, R Mooney 0–1 Páirc Tailteann, Navan P O'Toole (Longford) 18,000 Quarter-finals 11 June 1995 Quarter-final Westmeath football 0–3 – 0–9 Wicklow football G Heavin 0–2, M Fagan 0–1 C Daye 0–6, K O'Brien 0–2, J Clancy 0–1 Páirc Ciarán, Athlone P McEneaney (Monaghan) 6,000 11 June 1995 Quarter-final Longford football 0–10 – 4–15 Meath football M O'Brien 0–5, JJ Reilly 0–3, D Barry 0–2 E Kelly 2–0, B Stafford 1–3, C O'Rourke 1–2, T Dowd 0–3, J Devine 0–2, O Murphy 0–1, G Geraghty 0–1, B Reilly 0–1, PJ Gillic 0–1, T Giles 0–1 Pearse Park, Longford M Curley (Galway) 18 June 1995 Quarter-final Dublin football 0–19 – 2–5 Louth football C Redmond 0–9, P Clarke 0–2, M Gavin 0–2, K Galvin 0–1, P Bealin 0–1, B Stynes 0–1, D Farrell 0–1, V Murphy 0–1, J Sherlock 0–1 S White 1–1, C Kelly 0–4, C O'Hanlon 1–0 Páirc Tailteann, Navan B White (Wexford) 18 June 1995 Quarter-final Laois football 2–10 – 1–13 Carlow football D Delaney 2–5, M O'Brien 0–2, L Turley 0–1, H Emerson 0–1, T Maher 0–1 A Keating 1–2, J Hayden 0–3, M Doyle 0–2, J Nevin 0–2, S Kavanagh 0–2, G Ware 0–1, W Quinlan 0–1 O'Moore Park, Portlaoise N Cooney (Offaly) 10,000 25 June 1995 Quarter-final replay Laois football 1–16 – 0–15 Carlow football M Lawlor 1–4, D Delaney 0–6, G Doyle 0–2, L Turley 0–2, T Bowe 0–1, D Connell 0–1 A Keating 0–6, J Hayden 0–3, J Nevin 0–2, S Kavanagh 0–1, G Ware 0–1, N Doyle 0–1, J Morrissey 0–1 O'Moore Park, Portlaoise P O'Toole (Longford) 12,000 Semi-finals 2 July 1995 Semi-final Meath football 3–14 – 0–9 Wicklow football B Stafford 1–5, T Dowd 1–3, C O'Rourke 1–2, E Kelly 0–2, J Devine 0–1, T Giles 0–1 C Daye 0–6, K O'Brien 0–1, P Allen 0–1, M Murtagh 0–1 O'Moore Park, Portlaoise T Howard (Kildare) 12,000 9 July 1995 Semi-final Dublin football 1–13 – 0–9 Laois football C Redmond 0–7, J Sherlock 1–0, P Clarke 0–3, M Deegan 0–1, D Farrell 0–1, V Murphy 0–1 D Delaney 0–6, M Lawlor 0–3 Páirc Tailteann, Navan B White (Wexford) Final 30 July 1995 Final Dublin football 1–18 – 1–8 Meath football C Redmond 0–7, P Clarke 1–2, D Farrell 0–3, P Curran 0–2, J Sherlock 0–2, M Galvin 0–1, J Gavin 0–1 E Kelly 1–0, T Giles 0–3, C O'Rourke 0–2, J Devine 0–1, G Geraghty 0–1, B Stafford 0–1 Croke Park, Dublin P Casserly (Westmeath) 63,000 Munster Senior Football Championship Quarter-finals 28 May 1995 Quarter-final Cork football 0–23 – 0–9 Waterford football C Corkery 0–12, C O'Sullivan 0–3, S Calnan 0–3, L Honohan 0–2, J Kavanagh 0–2, P O'Mahony 0–1 B Arrigan 0–6, R Power 0–1, P Ferncombe 0–1, K Whelan 0–1 Páirc Uí Chaoimh, Cork M Ó Súilleabháin (Kerry) 2,615 28 May 1995 Quarter-final Limerick football 0–8 – 3–17 Kerry football T Cummins 0–2, T Fitzgerald 0–2, C McGill 0–2, D Fitzgibbon 0–1, J Power 0–1 M Fitzgerald 2–10, D Ahearn 1–1, D Ó Cinnéide 0–2, D O'Shea 0–1, B O'Shea 0–1, B O'Driscoll 0–1, J Crowley 0–1 Gaelic Grounds, Limerick S O'Keeffe (Cork) 5,000 Semi-finals 25 June 1995 Semi-final Cork football 0–17 – 0–11 Clare football C Corkery 0–11, P O'Mahony 0–2, S O'Brien 0–1, J Kavanagh 0–1, S Calanan 0–1, M O'Sullivan 0–1 G Keane 0–5, F McInerney 0–3, O O'Dwyer 0–1, M Hynes 0–1, M Daly 0–1 Páirc Uí Chaoimh, Cork 10,423 25 June 1995 Semi-final Kerry football 7–12 – 1–13 Tipperary football M Fitzgerald 2–6, S Crowley 2–1, L Hassett 1–2, B Driscoll 1–0. D Ó Cinnéide 1–0, E Breen 0–2 G Farrell 0–1 B Cummins 0–7, B Lambert 0–5, P Maguire 1–0, M Sheehan 0–1 Austin Stack Park, Tralee K Walsh (Clare) Final 23 July 1995 Final Kerry football 1–9 – 0–15 Cork football M Fitzgerald 0–4, E Breen 1–0, G Farrell 0–2, M Hassett 0–1, B Driscoll 0–1, P Dennehy 0–1 C Corkery 0–7, D Davis 0–3, C O'Sullivan 0–2, N Cahalane 0–1, J Kavanagh 0–1, M O'Sullivan 0–1 Fitzgerald Stadium, Killarney P Russell (Tipperary) 42,735 Ulster Senior Football Championship Preliminary round 21 May 1995 Preliminary round Donegal football 1–12 – 0–9 Down football M Boyle 1–5, P Hegarty 0–2, M Gavigan 0–1, B Murray 0–1, J McHugh 0–1, J Duffy 0–1, T Boyle 0–1 R Carr 0–3, G McCartan 0–3, A Farrell 0–1, M Linden 0–1, G Mason 0–1 St. Tiernach's Park, Clones P McEneaneny (Monaghan) 26,000 Quarter-finals 28 May 1995 Quarter-final Armagh football 0–10 – 1–17 Derry football C O'Rourke 0–7, M McQuillan 0–1, D Marsden 0–1, D Mackin 0–1 E Gormley 0–4, H Downey 1–0, A Tohill 0–2, D Barton 0–2, D Bateson 0–2, S Downey 0–2, D Cassidy 0–1, G McGill 0–1, J McGurk 0–1, B McGilligan 0–1, D Heaney 0–1 Athletic Grounds, Armagh T McDermott (Cavan) 14,000 4 June 1995 Quarter-final Fermanagh football 1–11 – 1–15 Tyrone football S King 0–7, C McCreash 1–1, M Gallagher 0–1, M O'Rourke 0–1, P Coyle 0–1 Peter Canavan 0–7, S Lawn 1–0, Pascal Canavan 0–3, M McGleenan 0–2, F Logan 0–1, J Gormley 0–1, S McCallan 0–1 St. Molaise Park, Irvinestown M McGrath (Donegal) 15,000 11 June 1995 Quarter-final Cavan football 2–11 – 0–8 Antrim football R Carolan 0–7, P Reilly 2–0, A Lambe 0–2, D McCabe 0–1, J Brady 0–1 J Kennedy 0–4, C Heatley 0–2, A Finnegan 0–1, P McErlean 0–1 Breffni Park, Cavan B White (Wexford) 18 June 1995 Quarter-final Donegal football 0–8 – 1–14 Monaghan football M Boyle 0–4, N Hegarty 0–1, M Gavigan 0–1, B Murray 0–1, D Bonner 0–1 D Smyth 0–6, D Loughman 1–0, P Duffy 0–3, P McShane 0–2, S McGinnity 0–2, J Conlon 0–1 MacCumhaill Park, Ballybofey J Curran (County Tyrone) Semi-finals 25 June 1995 Semi-final Tyrone football 0–11 – 0–10 Derry football Peter Cafnavan 0–8, S McLoughlin 0–1, J Gormley 0–1, C Corr 0–1 A Tohill 0–5, E Gormley 0–4, E Burns 0–1 St. Tiernach's Park, Clones T McDermott (Cavan) 2 July 1995 Semi-final Cavan football 1–9 – 0–10 Monaghan football F Cahill 1–3, R Carolan 0–2, P Reilly 0–2, D McCabe 0–1, A Lambe 0–1 P Duffy 0–4, D Smyth 0–3, F McEneaney 0–1, Michael Slowey 0–1, D Loughman 0–1 St. Tiernach's Park, Clones M McGrath (Donegal) Final 23 July 1995 Final Tyrone football 2–13 – 0–10 Cavan football Peter Canavan 0–5, A Cush 1–0, M McGleenan 1–0, C McBride 0–2, S Lawn 0–2, S McCallan 0–1, S McLoughlin 0–1, C Corr 0–1, C Loughran 0–1 P Reilly 0–5, R Carolan 0–2, D McCabe 0–2, T Smyth 0–1 St. Tiernach's Park, Clones P McEneaney (Monaghan) All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Semi-finals 13 August 1995 Semi-final Tyrone 1–13 – 0–13 Galway P Canavan 1–7, M McGleenan 0–2, A Cush 0–1, S McLaughlin 0–1, F Logan 0–1, C McBride 0–1 N Finnegan 0–7, J Fallon 0–2, V Daly 0–1, R Silke 0–1, F Gavin 0–1, T Wilson 0–1 Croke Park, Dublin B White (Wexford) 37,053 20 August 1995 Semi-final Dublin 1–12 – 0–12 Cork C Redmond 0–7, M Galvin 0–4, J Sherlock 1–0, P Clarke 0–1 C Corkery 0–6, M O'Sullivan 0–3, L Tompkins 0–2, J Kavanagh 0–1 Croke Park, Dublin P McEneaney (Monaghan) 52,606 Final 17 September 1995 Final Dublin 1–10 – 0–12 Tyrone C Redmond 1–1, D Farrell 0–4, P Clarke 0–2, P Curran 0–1, K Barr 0–1, J Gavin 0–1 Peter Canavan 0–11, J Gormley 0–1 Croke Park, Dublin P Russell (Tipperary) 58,684 1995 All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Final Championship statistics Top scorers Overall Rank Player County Tally Total Matches Average1Peter CanavanTyrone1–384158.202Colin CorkeryCork0–363649.003Charlie RedmondDublin1–313456.804Maurice FitzgeraldKerry4–2032310.665Damien DelaneyCork2–172337.666Niall FinneganGalway0–222254.407Colm O'RourkeMeath3–81744.258Evan KellyMeath3–71644.00Brian StaffordMeath2–101644.0010Peter ReillyCavan2–71334.33Paul ClarkeDublin1–101352.60 Single game Rank Player County Tally Total Opposition1Maurice FitzgeraldKerry2–1016Limerick2Colin CorkeryCork0–1212WaterfordMaurice FitzgeraldKerry2–612Tipperary4Damien DelaneyLaois2–511CarlowColin CorkeryCork0–1111ClarePeter CanavanTyrone0–1111Dublin7Peter CanavanTyrone1–710Galway8Charlie RedmondDublin0–99Louth9Brian StaffordMeath1–58WicklowManus BoyleDonegal1–58DownPeter CanavanTyrone0–88Derry Miscellaneous The Leinster quarter-final between Laois and Carlow ends in disarray and confusion over the score. A late Mick Turley point which gave Laois the lead was later deemed to have been a wide. At a subsequent meeting the Leinster Council voted to adopt the referee's report in spite of television replays showing that the ball had gone wide. Laois offered Carlow a replay of the match, which they subsequently won by four points.http://www.independent.ie/sport/gaelic-games/gaelic-football/championship-flashback-carlow-stars-lament-point-that-never-was-26535209.html Championship flashback: Carlow stars lament 'point that never was' Irish Independent 12 November 2016 11 May 2009 Liam Kelly Only year (1987–2025) neither Leinster semi-final was played at Croke Park. Cork being Munster champions for the third year in a row won their seventh Munster title in nine years. References