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Tipperary Senior Hurling Season 2016
2016 Hurling Season
Manager Michael Ryan
Captain Brendan Maher
All-Ireland SHC TBD
Munster SHC TBD
National League TBD
Top scorer Championship
Highest SHC attendance TBD
Lowest SHC attendance TBD
Colours

The 2016 season will be Michael Ryan's first year as manager of the Tipperary senior hurling team.

In October 2014, it had been confirmed that assistant manager Michael Ryan would succeed Eamon O'Shea as the Tipperary manager after the conclusion of the 2015 season.[1][2] In November 2015, it was confirmed that Ryan will be assisted by former Tipperary player's John Madden as a selector and Declan Fanning as a coach in 2016.[3][4] 1995 All-Ireland Under-21 Hurling Championship winning captain Brian Horgan was added to the backroom team on 20 November.[5][6] In January, Conor Stakelum was also added to the management team as a selector.[7]

Brendan Maher was confirmed as captain for 2016 in December 2015 with Pádraic Maher retaining the role of vice-captain.[8]

Intersport/Elverys will continue as sponsors of Tipperary GAA for the second year. The Tipperary jersey for the 2016 season is the same as was used in 2015 and displays the Intersport brand name on the front and their co-sponsor Elvery’s name on the back.[9]

Tipperary chose not to compete in the new Munster Senior Hurling League which began on 3 January and instead choose to arrange challenge games before the start of the National League in February.[10] Tipperary began their season at the JK Brackens pitch in Templemore on 10 January where they defeated Offaly in a challenge match.[11]

2016 senior hurling management team

[12][13]

Name Position Club
Michael Ryan Manager Upperchurch-Drombane
Paudie O’Neill Coach St Mary's
Declan Fanning Coach Killenaule
John Madden Selector Lorrha-Dorrha
Brian Horgan Selector Knockavilla-Donaskeigh Kickhams
Conor Stakelum Selector Borris-Ileigh

2016 squad

The following players made their competitive senior debut in 2016.

A panel of 26 players for the opening National Hurling League game against Dublin in Semple Stadium on 13 February was announced on 11 February and will be reviewed before each Hurling League game.[18] Ahead of that announcement, the county confirmed on 10 February that "Seamus Callanan will be out for a further couple of weeks, Conor O’Brien will be out for 3 weeks, Kieran Bergin will also be out for 2 weeks while new panelist Sean Curran has suffered a medial ligament injury which will result in Sean missing the entire League.”[19]

The first panel announced for the Dublin game was as follows, Darren Gleeson, Cathal Barrett, Tomás Hamill, Michael Cahill, Brendan Maher, James Barry, Padraic Maher, Michael Breen, Daire Quinn, Dan McCormack, Patrick Maher, Jason Forde, Noel McGrath, Conor Kenny, John McGrath, Darragh Mooney, Ronan Maher, Willie Ryan, Liam Ryan, John Meagher, Joe Gallagher, Adrian Ryan, Dylan Fitzelle, Sean Ryan, Andrew Coffey, and John O’Dwyer.

No. Player Position Club
1 Darren Gleeson Goalkeeper Portroe
2 Cathal Barrett Right Corner Back Holycross-Ballycahill
4 Joe O'Dwyer Left Corner Back Killenaule
5 Kieran Bergin Right Half Back Killenaule
7 Pádraic Maher Left Half Back Thurles Sarsfields
9 Brendan Maher Midfield Borris-Ileigh
10 Denis Maher Right Half Forward Thurles Sarsfields
11 Patrick Maher Centre Forward Lorrha-Dorrha
13 John O'Dwyer Right Corner Forward Killenaule
14 Séamus Callanan Full Forward Drom-Inch
15 Jason Forde Left Corner Forward Silvermines
No. Player Position Club
16 Darragh Egan Substitiute Kildangan
17 Shane Bourke Substitiute J.K. Bracken's
18 Michael Cahill Substitiute Thurles Sarsfields
19 Paddy Stapleton Substitiute Borris-Ileigh
20 James Barry Substitiute Upperchurch-Drombane
21 Niall O'Meara Substitiute Kilruane MacDonagh's
22 Noel McGrath Substitiute Loughmore-Castleiney
23 Ronan Maher Substitiute Thurles Sarsfields
24 Conor O'Brien Substitiute Éire Óg Annacarty
25 Gearóid Ryan Substitiute Templederry Kenyons
26 Thomas Stapleton Substitiute Templederry Kenyons

Challenge Games

On 11 January, Tipperary defeated Offaly by 2-17 to 1-15 in a Senior Hurling Challenge game played in Templemore, their first match of the year. Tipperary won the game on a 2-17 to 1-15 scoreline.[20][21] On 17 January, Tipperary will play a Thurles CBS All Star selection in Drom-Inch to mark 200 years of Thurles CBS.[22][23]

10 January
Tipperary 2–17 – 1–15 Offaly
Adrian Ryan 1-2, Conor Kenny 0-5 (1f), Patrick Maher 1-1, Sean Curran 0-4 (2f, 2 65s), Bill Maher, Dan McCormack, Daire Quinn, Jason Forde & Kieran Morris (f) 0-1 each. Report

Darren Gleeson
Joe O’Dwyer, Michael Breen, Conor O’Brien
Willie Ryan, John Meagher, Pádraic Maher
Joe Gallagher, Bill Maher
Dan McCormack, Patrick Maher, Sean Curran
Liam McGrath, Conor Kenny, Adrian Ryan
Dylan Fitzell for Gallagher (30), Jason Forde for Patrick Maher (h.t), Michael Cahill for Breen (h.t.), Daire Quinn for Bill Maher (h.t.), Kieran Morris for McGrath (h.t), Darragh Mooney for Gleeson (h.t.), Liam Ryan for Willie Ryan (40), John O’Dwyer for McCormack (43), Bill Maher for Morris (61).

 James Mulrooney 1-7 (0-4f, 0-1 65, 0-1 sl), Paddy Murphy 0-3, Sean Ryan, Shane Kinsella, Colin Egan, Stephen Quirke & James Gorman 0-1 each.
Templemore
Referee: Anthony Stapleton (Laois)

17 January
14:00
Tipperary 0-14 - 1-7 Thurles CBS Allstars

24 January
14:00
Tipperary 7–29 – 0–6 Mary Immaculate College
John McGrath 1-7 (0-4f), Conor Kenny 2-2, Patrick Maher 2-1, Kieran Morris 1-3, Noel McGrath 1-1, Dylan Fitzell, Liam McGrath & Andrew Coffey 0-3 each, Jason Forde 0-2, Brendan Maher, Michael Breen, Dan McCormack, Daire Quinn 0-1 each. Report

Brian Hogan
Joe O’Dwyer, Thomas Hamill, Michael Cahill
Daire Quinn, Barry Heffernan, Brendan Maher,
Michael Breen, Dylan Fitzell
Andrew Coffey, Patrick Maher, Kieran Morris
John McGrath, Conor Kenny, Liam McGrath
Subs: Conor O’Brien for O’Dwyer, Dan McCormack for L McGrath, Jason Forde for Coffey, Noel McGrath for Kenny (all half-time), Bill Maher B Maher (56) Cathal Barrett for Quinn (56)Subs:

 Conor Twomey 0-4 (2f), Eoin Quirke (f) & Alan Flynn 0-1 each.
Boherlahan
Referee: Philip Kelly (Ballinahinch)

31 January
Tipperary 1-31 – 0–17 Laois
Dan McCormack (0-1), Kieran Morris (0-2 frees), Conor Kenny (0-1), John O’Dwyer (0-3 frees), Brendan Maher (0-5, 0-4 frees), Daire Quinn (0-1), Dylan Fitzelle (0-3), Andrew Coffey (0-3), Jason Forde (0-3), Liam McGrath (0-6, 0-2 frees), John McGrath (1-3) Report

Darren Gleeson
Joe O’Dwyer, Tossie Hamill, Michael Cahill
Willie Ryan, Barry Heffernan, Liam Ryan
Noel McGrath, Michael Breen
Dan McCormack (0-1), Patrick Maher, Sean Ryan
Kieran Morris (0-2 frees), Conor Kenny (0-1), John O’Dwyer (0-3 frees)
Subs: Darragh Mooney, Cathal Barrett, James Barry, Conor O’Brien, Brendan Maher (0-5, 0-4 frees), Joe Gallagher, Padraic Maher, Daire Quinn (0-1), Dylan Fitzelle (0-3), Andrew Coffey (0-3), Jason Forde (0-3), Sean Curran, Liam McGrath (0-6, 0-2 frees), John McGrath (1-3), Brian Hogan
Dr. Morris Park Thurles

2016 National Hurling League

Summary

Tipperary started their league campaign on 13 February against Dublin at Semple Stadium.[24] Tipperary won the game by 14 points in Michael Ryan’s first competitive game in charge of the team.[25] Jason Forde scored a goal 13th-minute goal, breaking onto loose ball before firing a low strike past the goalkeeper as Tipperary had a 1-09 to 0-03 lead at half-time in freezing conditions, despite registering 10 wides in the first half. The game was shown live on Setanta Sports.[26][27] Daire Quinn and Dan McCormack made their competitive debuts in the game.[28]

Tipperary played Kilkenny on 21 February at Nowlan Park, in a game which was shown live on TG4.[29] The starting XV was unchanged from the opening game against Dublin.[30] Two late goals from forward Kevin Kelly in the 67th and 72nd minutes handed Kilkenny a five-point victory in the game. Tipperary never trained in the game until three minutes from time when Kelly got his first goal to put Kilkenny into a 1-15 to 0-16 lead.[31][32] Tipperary have only beaten Kilkenny twice now in 11 games now since the 2010 All-Ireland final victory.[33][34][35]

Two weeks later on 6 March, Tipperary played Waterford at Semple Stadium, in a game which was shown deferred on TG4. There was three changes to his side Seamus Callanan returning, while Barry Heffernan from Nenagh Éire Óg made his league debut at right half back and Ronan Maher marking his first full start of the campaign at centre back.[36] Seamus Callanan was a late withdrawal from the team with a hamstring strain.[37] Austin Gleeson scored an injury-time free for Waterford as they won the game by one point, condemning Tipperary to a second late loss in as many games.[38] Tipperary looked to have snatched a win in the 68th minute when John McGrath scored with a low shot to the far corner of the net, but late frees from Curran and Gleeson sealed a one-point victory for Waterford.[39] Tipperary manager Michael Ryan speaking after the game said "That game ebbed and flowed, there was a period in the second half when we were well out of it. We went 20 odd minutes without getting a score and we really handed them the initiative in that period. And we ended up chasing it. In fairness, chase it we did and got ourselves right back into it. It was frantic, look, we had chances. We weren’t overwhelmed. We fluffed a very good goal chance, a long-range free was poorly hit and a 65 was missed. Look, those are the ins and outs of every game, that’s what you’re going to get but it didn’t come off for us. Call it what you will, that game was won with the last puck, an 80, 90 yarder, that free or the previous play could have gone in either direction. I wouldn’t be at all harsh on our boys.”[40][41][42] Tipperary captain Brendan Maher speaking after the game said ""Giving away a free in the opposing half you don’t expect to see it going over the bar, It was unfortunate the way it turned out, but it was a fantastic score from Austin."[43]

On 13 March, Tipperary traveled to Pearse Stadium in Galway in round 4 of the league. The match was shown live on TG4. There were three changes to the side that lined out the previous week against Waterford, with Kieran Bergin and Adrian Ryan getting their first starts in the 2016 league, with Bergin lining out at centre forward having returned to action as a substitute last week and Ryan starting at right corner forward. The other change saw Niall O’Meara starting at top of the left.[44][45] Joe Canning scored with a late sideline cut before John O’Dwyer levelled the game for Tipperary with the final puck of the game. The game finished 1-22 to Tipperary and 2-19 to Galway, Tipperary had a 1-10 to 1-09 lead at half-time.[46][47][48]

Relegation worries were still there for Tipperary after this game but a quarter-final was confirmed after beating Cork by 2-27 to 2-15 in the final divisional game on 20 March at Semple Stadium.[49][50][51]

Tipperary had a 13-point superior scoring difference to Galway going into the final day.[52] The match was shown deferred on TG4 and Tipperary had a 0-13 to 0-10 at lead at half-time.[53][54] Niall O'Meara scored the game's opening goal with 20 minutes, shooting low to the net with Michael Breen getting the second when he hammered it to the net from the right. Seamus Callanan returned for his first league game of the year when he came on as a half-time substitute, and went on to score two points. Tipperary manager Michael Ryan speaking after the game said "it was really good to get Seamie on the pitch in the last round of games, I was disappointed with that game - it lacked a lot of intensity and I'm talking about our intensity, I just felt it wasn't happening for us, which was unfortunate because we gave opportunities to guys out there to nail on places and get some quality time, It just didn't work out for a couple of guys for various reasons". The squad will have a training camp at Breaffy House on Easter weekend.[55][56][57][58] Following the training camp over Easter, six players were cut from the panel, Conor Kenny, Joe O’Dwyer, Kieran Morris, Joe Gallagher, Bill Maher and Sean Ryan.[59]

Tipperary went on to play Clare in the Quarter-Final's on Sunday 3 April at 3:45pm in Cusack Park in Ennis. A coin toss saw Clare get the home advantage for this game.[60][61][62][63] The game was shown live on TG4 and Clare won it on a 2-13 to 0-18 scoreline.[64][65] A 67th minute goal by substitute Aaron Shanagher sealed a Semi-final date with Kilkenny for Clare. Tipperary had a three-point lead in the 62nd minute but found themselves behind five minutes later when Shanagher got his goal. Clare had a half-time lead of 1-7 to 0-8. Speaking after the game, Tipperary manager Michael Ryan said "We've used a huge amount of players throughout this League but we haven't been successful in getting into the semi-finals. We're going to have to use the rounds of club games coming up for the guys in the next number of weeks to give them something different to focus on,".[66][67][68] The defeat to Clare was the seventh time in five years that they lost a game by a point. It was also their second one-point defeat in 2016.[69]

13 February
19:00
Round 1
Tipperary 1–23 – 0–12 Dublin
J Forde (1-5), J McGrath (0-7, 5f), C Kenny (0-3), J O’Dwyer (0-3), Padraic Maher (0-2), N McGrath (0-2), D Fitzelle (0-1). Report

D Gleeson
C Barrett, T Hamill, M Cahill
B Maher, J Barry, Pádraic Maher
M Breen, D Quinn
D McCormack, Patrick Maher, J Forde
N McGrath, C Kenny, J McGrath
Subs: D Fitzelle for Patrick Maher (47), J Gallagher for Breen (58), J O’Dwyer for McCormack (58), J Meagher for B Maher (66), L Ryan for Quinn (67).

 D Treacy (0-3f), N McMorrow (0-2), D Plunkett (0-1), E Dillon (0-1), D O’Callaghan (0-1), P Ryan (0-1f), M Schutte (0-1), C Cronin (0-1), D O’Connell (0-1).
Semple Stadium
Attendance: 5,105
Referee: C Lyons (Cork)

21 February
14:00
Round 2
Tipperary 0–18 – 2–17 Kilkenny
J O’Dwyer 0-9 (3f, 2 65s), J McGrath 0-4 (1f), C Kenny 0-2, N McGrath 0-2, M Breen 0-1. Report

D Gleeson
C Barrett, T Hamill, M Cahill
B Maher, J Barry, Pádraic Maher
M Breen, D Quinn
D McCormack, Patrick Maher, J O’Dwyer
N McGrath, C Kenny, J McGrath
Subs: N O’Meara for Kenny (50), R Maher for Quinn (52), J Meagher for Pádraic Maher (68), A Coffey for McCormack (68).

 TJ Reid 0-10 (6f, 1 65), K Kelly 2-1, J Maher 0-4, P Walsh 01, W Walsh 0-1
Nowlan Park
Attendance: 10,892
Referee: C McAllister (Cork)

6 March
15:00
Round 3
Tipperary 1–17 – 1–18 Waterford
J O’Dwyer 0-11 (9f), J McGrath 1-2, M Breen 0-2, N McGrath, B Maher 0-1 each. Report

D Gleeson
C Barrett, T Hamill, M Cahill
B Heffernan, R Maher, Padraic Maher
B Maher, M Breen
N McGrath, D McCormack, Patrick Maher
J O’Dwyer, L McGrath, J McGrath.
Subs: N O’Meara for L McGrath (50), K Bergin for McCormack (58)

 P Curran 0-9 (7f), T Devine 1-0, S Bennett 0-3, K Moran, A Gleeson 0-2 (1f) each, M Kearney, J Barron 0-1 each.
Semple Stadium
Attendance: 6,540
Referee: C Lyons (Cork)

13 March
14:00
Round 4
Galway 2–19 – 1–22 Tipperary
J Canning 1-11 (8f, 1 sl), N Burke 0-4, J Flynn 0-3, I Tannian 1-0, D Glennon 0-1 Report

D Gleeson
C Barrett, T Hamill, M Cahill
B Heffernan, R Maher, P Maher
M Breen, B Maher
N McGrath, K Bergin, D McCormack
J McGrath, A Ryan, N O'Meara
Subs: C O'Brien for Cahill (24), C Kenny for Bergin (h-t), J O'Dwyer (0-2) for McCormack (h-t), D Quinn (0-1) for Kenny (58).

 J McGrath 0-6 (4f), N O’Meara 1-0, M Breen 0-3, N McGrath 0-3, B Maher 0-2, A Ryan 0-2, J O’Dwyer 0-2, C Barrett 0-1, B Heffernan 0-1, D Quinn 0-1, Padraic Maher 0-1
Pearse Stadium
Attendance: 6,619
Referee: James Owens (Wexford)

20 March
14:00
Round 5
Tipperary 2–27 – 2–15 Cork
J O'Dwyer 0-10 (9fs), M Breen 1-4, J McGrath 0-5, N O'Meara 1-1, N McGrath, S Callanan, D McCormack 0-2 each, B Maher 0-1 Report

D Gleeson
C Barrett, J Barry, C O'Brien
B Heffernan, R Maher, P Maher
B Maher, M Breen
J O'Dwyer, N O'Meara, N McGrath
K Morris, J McGrath, A Ryan
Subs: D McCormack for Ryan (h.t.), S Callanan for Morris (h-t), W Ryan for Heffernan (52), A Coffey for N McGrath (59), T Hamill for Barry (66).

 P Horgan 1-8 (0-6fs), P O'Sullivan 1-0, C Lehane 0-3, P Haughney, B Lawton, B Cooper, L O'Farrell 0-1 each.
Semple Stadium
Attendance: 7,251
Referee: P O'Dwyer (Carlow)

3 April
15:45
Quarter-Final
Tipperary 0–18 – 2–13 Clare
J McGrath 0-6, J O'Dwyer 0-3 (3f), S Callanan (2f), M Breen, P Maher 0-2 each, J Forde, R Maher, N McGrath 0-1 each. Report

D Mooney
C Barrett, J Barry, C O'Brien
B Heffernan, R Maher, P Maher
B Maher, M Breen
N McGrath, D McCormack, N O'Meara
J O'Dwyer, S Callanan, J McGrath
Subs: K Bergin for O'Meara (ht), J Forde for Callanan (51), T Hamill for O'Brien (58), G Ryan for McCormack (66), S O'Brien for O'Dwyer (71)

 J Conlon 1-1, A Shanagher 1-0, B Duggan (2f), D Honan 0-3 each, C Galvin, C McGrath, C O'Connell (2f) 0-2 each.
Cusack Park
Attendance: 9,028
Referee: D Kirwan (Cork)

2015 Munster Senior Hurling Championship

Tipperary were drawn to take on Cork on 22 May at Semple Stadium in the Munster Quarter-final.[70] The winners of that game will go on to play Limerick in the Munster Semi-final on 18 June.[71][72][73][74][75]

Tipperary manager Michael Ryan speaking to RTE ahead of the game said "“It means an awful lot to the people of the Tipperary, I think the Cork jersey brings out the best in us and we expect a cracking match anytime Tipp and Cork meet. I think this will be no different on Sunday, This will be a fast, furious game with Cork and hopefully with a real high degree of entertainment and skills on show.”[76][77][78][79] The match was shown live on RTÉ One as part of the Sunday Game live, presented by Michael Lyster with analysis by Ger Loughnane and Henry Shefflin. Commentary on the game was provided by Ger Canning alongside Michael Duignan.[80]

Four players were picked to make their Championship debuts in the game, Seamus Kennedy at half-back, Sean Curran, Dan McCormack, and John McGrath.[81] In very rainy conditions, Tipperary had a nine point lead at half-time and went on to win the game by nine points, they also went 17 minutes without scoring in the second half. Hawk-Eye was used for the first time at Semple Stadium, and judged three efforts wide during the game. Watched by a 29,114 crowd, Tipperary had too much for a disappointing Cork at a rain-drenched Semple Stadium. Tipperary playing against Cork’s sweeper William Egan choose to split alls to the sidelines for their full-forward to chase with Cork short of support in the forwards.[82][83] [84][85] Pádraic Maher was named by RTE as the man of the match.[86][87] Tipperary manager Michael Ryan speaking after the game said ""There's no denying a win in a Munster Championship is essential, We didn't want to be in a situation where we were going to have to wait for draws and wait for qualifiers. It's not part of the plan. The plan for us is just to try and keep winning match by match and get the most we can out of this Munster Championship, including competing in the final and winning the final, We're very open about what our aims are here and that is to keep winning."[88][89]


22 May
16:00
Munster Quarter-Final
Tipperary 0–22 – 0–13 Cork
S Callanan 0-8 (4f), J O'Dwyer 0-7 (2f, 1'65'), N McGrath 0-2, Padraic Maher, B Maher, J McGrath, J Forde, K Bergin 0-1 each. Report

Gleeson
C Barrett, J Barry, M Cahill
S Kennedy, R Maher, Padraic Maher
B Maher, M Breen
S Curran, D McCormack, N McGrath
J O'Dwyer, S Callanan, J McGrath
Subs: J Forde for N McGrath (52), Patrick Maher for Curran (55), N O'Meara for O'Dwyer (64), K Bergin for Breen (64).

 P Horgan 0-4 (4f), A Cadogan 0-3, C Lehane 0-2 (1f), B Lawton, C Murphy, S Harnedy, L O'Farrell 0-1 each.
Semple Stadium
Attendance: 29,114
Referee: B Kelly (Westmeath)

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  77. ↑ Lua error in package.lua at line 80: module 'strict' not found.
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  79. ↑ Lua error in package.lua at line 80: module 'strict' not found.
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  81. ↑ Lua error in package.lua at line 80: module 'strict' not found.
  82. ↑ Lua error in package.lua at line 80: module 'strict' not found.
  83. ↑ Lua error in package.lua at line 80: module 'strict' not found.
  84. ↑ Lua error in package.lua at line 80: module 'strict' not found.
  85. ↑ Lua error in package.lua at line 80: module 'strict' not found.
  86. ↑ Lua error in package.lua at line 80: module 'strict' not found.
  87. ↑ Lua error in package.lua at line 80: module 'strict' not found.
  88. ↑ Lua error in package.lua at line 80: module 'strict' not found.
  89. ↑ Lua error in package.lua at line 80: module 'strict' not found.

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