2006 Tommy Murphy Cup

The Tommy Murphy Cup 2006 began on July 22, 2006.^[1] It was the third year that this element of the Bank of Ireland Football Championship was played.

Teams

General information

Thirteen counties will compete in the Tommy Murphy Cup:

County	Last Cup title	Last Provincial Title	Last All-Ireland Title	Position in 2005 Championship	Appearance
Antrim	—	1951	—	Quarter-finals	3rd
Carlow	—	1944	—	Preliminary round	2nd
Cavan	—	1997	1952	Round 4 (All-Ireland SFC)	1st
Clare	2004	1992	—	Round 3 (All-Ireland SFC)	2nd
Kilkenny	—	1911	—	Preliminary round	2nd
Leitrim	—	1994	—	Preliminary round	2nd
London	—	—	—	Quarter-finals	3rd
Louth	—	1957	1957	Round 3 (All-Ireland SFC)	2nd
Monaghan	—	1988	—	Round 4 (All-Ireland SFC)	1st
Tipperary	2005	1935	1920	Champions	2nd
Roscommon	—	2001	1944	Semi-finals	2nd
Waterford	—	1898	—	Quarter-finals	2nd
Wicklow	—	—	—	Preliminary round	2nd

Results

Game	Date	Venue	Winner	Score	Loser	Score
Preliminary	July 22	Dr Cullen Park, Carlow	Carlow	1-10	Wicklow	0-11
Preliminary	July 22	Dungarvan	Tipperary	0-12	Waterford	1-07
Preliminary	July 23	Casement Park, Belfast	Antrim	1-23	Kilkenny	1-08
Preliminary	July 25	Kingspan Breffni Park, Cavan	Cavan	2-12	Roscommon	0-14
Preliminary	July 25	Cusack Park, Ennis	Louth	2-14	Clare	3-09
Quarter-Final	July 29	Semple Stadium, Thurles	Leitrim	0-14	Tipperary	1-06
Quarter-Final	July 29	Casement Park, Belfast	Antrim	2-14	Cavan	2-09
Quarter-Final	July 29	Dr Cullen Park, Carlow	Carlow	1-11	London	0-07
Quarter-Final	August 4	Dundalk	Louth	3-13	Monaghan	1-13
Semi-Final	August 12	Dundalk	Louth	0-22	Antrim	0-08
Semi-Final	August 13	Birr	Leitrim	2-12	Carlow	0-08

Final

Louth	3-14–1-11	Leitrim
Clarke (0-7, 1f), Lennon (1-1), White (1-1), Rooney (1-0), Carroll (0-2), Keenan (0-1), Finnegan (0-1), Mark Brennan (0-1)		Duignan (0-6f), Maxwell (0-3), Doonan (1-0), Prior (0-1), Glancy (0-1)

27 August 2006^[2][3]

2pm

Croke Park, Dublin

Referee: J. McKee (Armagh)

GK 1 Stuart Reynolds (O'Connells) RCB 2 David Brennan (Mattock Rangers) FB 3 Colin Goss (St Patrick's) LCB 4 John O'Brien (Seán O'Mahony's) RHB 5 Peter McGinnity (Dundalk Gaels) CHB 6 Michael Fanning (Naomh Máirtín) LHB 7 Ray Finnegan (St Patrick's) MF 8 Martin Farrelly (St Joseph's) (c) MF 9 Paddy Keenan (St Patrick's) RHF 10 Brian White (Cooley Kickhams) CHF 11 Mark Brennan (Mattock Rangers) LHF 12 Ronan Carroll (St Mary's) RCF 13 Darren Clarke (St Mary's) FF 14 Shane Lennon (Kilkerley Emmets) LCF 15 JP Rooney (Naomh Máirtín) Substitutes: 16 Alan Page (Cooley Kickhams) for Goss 17 Mark Stanfield (Killeavy, Armagh) for Lennon 18 Christy Grimes (Mattock Rangers) for Farrelly 19 Trevor O'Brien (Glyde Rangers) for White 20 Colm Judge (Newtown Blues) for Clarke

GK 1 Cathal McCrann RCB 2 Dermot Reynolds FB 3 John McKeon LCB 4 Michael McGuinness RHB 5 Barry McWeeney CHB 6 Francis Holohan LHB 7 Shane Foley MF 8 Gary McCloskey MF 9 Chris Carroll RHF 10 Colin Regan CHF 11 Michael Foley LHF 12 Barry Prior RCF 13 James Glancy FF 14 Donal Brennan LCF 15 Ciarán Duignan Substitutes: 16 Declan Maxwell for Regan 17 David McHugh for Foley 18 Noel Doonan for Carroll 19 Ronan Gallagher for Glancy 20 Michael Greene for McWeeney

References

1. "Tommy Murphy glory - HoganStand". www.hoganstand.com. 30 November 2006. Retrieved 13 March 2023.
2. "Louth reveal touch of class". Irish Times. 28 August 2006.
3. "Wee County bury ghosts and run riot over Leitrim". Irish Independent. 28 August 2006.