1989
Underage Hurling
U/14 –
16/04/1989 – Tulla 2-2 Banner 1-0
Adult Hurling
U/21 A –
01/04/1989 – Tulla 1-6 Ruan 2-3 in Roslevan
08/04/1989 – Tulla 2-9 Ruan 3-10 in Éire Óg - Replay
Junior B – League –
20/05/1989 – Tulla 1-12 Whitegate 3-7 in Whitegate
28/05/1989 – Tulla 2-11 O’C. Mills 2-9 in Kilkishen
03/06/1989 – Tulla v Bodyke in Tulla
10/06/1989 – Tulla 2-6 Scarriff 4-10 in Scarriff
Junior B – Championship –
29/07/1989 – Tulla 2-16 Éire Óg 0-8 in Sixmilebridge
20/08/1989 – Tulla 3-6 Crusheen 0-3 in Roslevan – Quarter Final
26/08/1989 – Tulla 1-6 Scarriff 2-7 in Whitegate – Semi Final
Senior – Clare Cup –
09/04/1989 – Tulla 1-3 Feakle 7-9 in Tulla
16/04/1989 – Tulla 0-3 Sixmilebridge 3-18 in Sixmilebridge
22/04/1989 – Tulla 1-10 Bodyke 2-7 in Tulla
30/04/1989 – Tulla 0-5 Kilmaley 0-10 in Kilmaley
06/05/1989 – Tulla 2-3 Newmarket 2-8 in Newmarket
09/05/1989 – Tulla 2-7 Ruan 2-11 in Ruan
05/06/1989 – Tulla v Éire Óg in Éire Óg
Senior – East Clare Championship –
21/10/1989 – Tulla 1-13 Sixmilebridge 1-8 in Sixmilebridge
22/10/1989 – Tulla 3-10 Bodyke 1-11 in Kilkishen – Quarter Final
??/??/1989 – Tulla 1-9 Feakle 1-11 in Tulla – Semi Final
Senior – Championship –
09/07/1989 – Tulla 1-7 Sixmilebridge 2-15 in Newmarket
16/07/1989 – Tulla 1-8 Ruan 3-8 in Newmarket
23/07/1989 – Tulla 3-3 O’C. Mills 1-11 in Newmarket
20/09/1989 – Tulla 2-5 Tubber 2-4 in Cusack Park – Relegation Play Off
Sixmilebridge beat Clarecastle 3-14 to 1-11 in Final
Tulla GAA Club
The Claret and Gold. A History of Tulla GAA Club.
McNamee Award Winner - Best GAA Publication 2013.
Book Launch - The Claret and Gold Second Edition was launched by Donal McAnallen on Friday 12 July 2013 at St. Joseph's Sceondary School, Tulla.
The club history is presented in two books - Volume I in black and white and Volume II in full colour.
McNamee Award Winner - Best GAA Publication 2013.
Book Launch - The Claret and Gold Second Edition was launched by Donal McAnallen on Friday 12 July 2013 at St. Joseph's Sceondary School, Tulla.
The club history is presented in two books - Volume I in black and white and Volume II in full colour.
13th January 1989 Tulla Notes from Clare Champion.
ReplyDeleteThe AGM of Tulla Hurling Club was held on Wednesday last Jan 4 in Secondary School. Officers: President Fr. Pat Malone, Vice Pres P McNamara, Chair Ed Crowe, Vice Chair M McNamara, Sec Sean Leamy, Asst Sec. Gerry Lynch, Treasurer Fintan Leamy, Asst JP McNamara, PRO Sean Leamy, Youth Oficer S Stack, Co Board Delegate and hurling board delegates Ml O’Halloran. The Clubs dinner dance was held in Auburn Lodge on January 5th and u16 and u21 medals were presented by JJ Doyle. Mass for deceased members will be held on Jan 14th at 7.30pm.
Clare Champion Friday 14th July 1989
ReplyDeleteIn the Senior Championship SMB (2-15) defeated Tulla (1-7) in Newmarket. SMB minus a few regulars had no problem overcoming a weak Tulla challenge. The Bridge were always in control despite being reduced to 14 men when Noel Casey was sent of 3 minutes into the second half. After being book for a tackle he said something to referee Michael Quinn and was dismissed. The Bridge were without John Chaplin, Noel O’Gorman and John Lynch. They took the lead after half a minute when Mike Casey scored a goal after the Tulla defence presumed the ball was going wide. They were 1-5 to no score after 15 minutes with scores coming from Casey, Leo Quinlan, Gerry McInerney, Sean Flynn and Seamus O’Shea. At half time they were 2-10 to 0-3 ahead. David Fitzgerald replaced Brendan Flynn at 12 minutes before the break due to injury. Fintan Leamy did well for Tulla at midfield while Mike Dinan and Timmy Hunt tried hard. The Tulla team lined out as follows:
John Hunt
Mike Dinan TJ Foley Edmund Crowe
Ray McInerney Timmy Hunt(0-1) Johnny Burns
Pat McInerney Fintan Leamy (0-3)
MA Moloney (0-1)Donal Vaughan (0-1)Paul Conheady
Mike Bolton Mattie Corry Jim McInerney (0-1)
Subs: Jim Power for Burns, Gerry Lynch for Bolton, Ml Mcnamara for Conheady.