1931 In Duhallow the teams that took part in the North Cork championship were; Boherbue, Dromtarriffe, Kanturk and Newmarket who  played in the football championsip, there were only 2 hurling teams at that time Meelin & Freemount. In football Boherbue beat Dromtarriffe 2-5 to nil in the JFC.                                                                                                         In the county IFC Dromtarriffe beat Redmonds 2-4 to nil played at Mallow. They then drew with St Finbarrs 1-2 each at Coachfordand Dromtarriffe won the replay played at Macroom on July 18th.  Dromtarriffe again reached the  Intermediate County final but lost to Clonakilty . Clonaklity 3-6 Dromtarriffe 0-2, played at  the UCC grounds on September 7th.Clonakilty led 0-5 to 0-1 at half time. Team: S Greene ( capt) , Paddy Neville, Den Coleman,  S Philips, Dan Nunan, D O Leary, D Buckley, D Cronin, S Healy, Dan Joe Buckley, Dio Curtin, P Cronin, D O Sullivan, D O Connell, P Looney.

1932  This is an account of the first meeting of the Duhallow GAA Board in May 1932- The following clubs Newmarket, Freemount, Meelin, Kanturk, Allensbridge, Kingswilliamstown, Drmtarriffe, Tullylease, Dromahane, attended a meeting of the Duhallow Board in O Briens hall on July 12th 1932. Dromtarriffe Junior team won the North Cork championship .

Team: S Greene, M McCurtin, Andrew Barrett, P O Neill, Miah Murphy, Dan J Buckley , D Murphy, J Coleman, Jerry Lucey, Andy Shaughnessy, M.J.Hickey, P Cronin, J Murphy, Den Coleman, T Coleman. Others matches Dromtarriffe Juniors played were September4th Dromtarriffe at home to Kingswilliamstown and also Dromtarriffe played Kilbrin in Ballyclough.

Dromtarriffe beat Duhallow United 1-2 to 1-1in the county IFC played at Boherbue on 21st August. This game attracted the largest attendance at a game in North Cork for years. Duhallow United had players from Kanturk, Newmarket, Meelin, Castlemagner, Ballyclough, and Banteer. Dromtarriffe relied on their own parish club. Duhallow led by a goal to a point at half time, but Dromtarriffe fought back in one of the hardest fought games played and won by a point.

Dromtarriffe: JJ Greene, Capt, D Buckley, M Hickey, D Cutin, A O Shaughnessy, DJ Buckley, P Neville, A Barrett, T Coleman, J lucey, D Coleman, MJ Murphy, J Coleman, R Harnedy, D Murphy.

A Song was penned as a result:

Dromtarriffe v Duhallow August 1932.

I've seen some hurling matches, full

Of trills and full of dashes.

Twist the champions of Kilkenny

Tipperary, Cork and Clare

I've seen the men from Kerry, like

Bees at a Blackberry

Flitting, dancing, shooting, round

The goalposts of Kildare

In North Cork fields of fame, I've

Lately seen a game

A contest that has left them all

Severly flat and hollow

When Dromtarriffe green and gold

The colours true and old

Were victorious o'er the pick of all

Duhallow

The captain John Joe Greene, no

Mighter man was seen

In defending and in breaking his

Opponenets every push.

And who could quicker be than

Ritchie Harandee

As he kept the backline busy, with

Every lighting rush

The Buckleys Den and Dan Joe

Quickly gave the ball the toe,

Thats ent it flying and hopping

Far accross the field.

And dashing Dio Curtin, the first to

Get a goal in

And Barrett to the bestman never

An inch would yield

The Coleman brothers knacky, Tim

Den and Jackie

Are a credit to Dromtarriffe, the

Land that gave them birth.

The Murphy' s Matt and Dennie

Sounder no men can be

Never a man could shake them, or

Bring them to the earth

Pat Neville and Matt Hickey, better

Could no kickers be

You'll think that in the parish, the

Ball could not be found.

Lucey and O Shaughnessy, swept the

Field so grand and free.

Their opponents could not hold them

As they glided o'er the ground.

Thus always did Dromtarriffe team

The men who are and who have been

Uphold the parish honour and the

Ancient green and gold,

May they never stop or sway but

Advance triumphant on their way

Till they reach All Ireland honours

As their fathers did of old.

Should they win or should they fail

They show the spirit of the gael

Despite opposing tactis as we see

Then every day

To our land will come fresh fame

Exaulted will be her name

Till realised are the ideals of

Noble G.A.A

Dromtarriffe reached the county final but were beaten by Kinsale on November 14 1932. Dromtarriffe: Sean Greene, M McCurtin, O Barrett, P O Neill, M Murphy, D Buckley, D Murphy, J Coleman, J Lucey, A O Shaughnessy, M J Hickey, P Cronin, J Morely, F Coleman, D Coleman.

Cork reached the National football league final but were beaten by Kerry 5-2 to 3-3. Dick Harnedy, Dromtarriffe was a member of the Cork team.

1933 – The Duhallow Board was formally established. John V Burton, Dromtarriffe was the first Treasurer of the board. On this year Dromtarriffe were the first team to win the Championship of the newly formed Duhallow Division Dromtarriffe won the Junior Football Championship when they beat Millstreet on a scoreline of 1-4 to 1-2. The final was played in Newmarket and Jim Nevin was the referee.  Dromtarriffe: John Colemane (goal), John Greene, T Coleman, D J Buckley, M J Murphy, Patk Neville, Ds Murphy, Jack Murphy, R Harnedy, ( Capt), D Coleman, J Lucey, Ml Murphy, A O Shaughnessy, Andrew Barrett, Denis Curtin. Shamrocks beat Dromtarriffe 3-3 to 1-2 in the county championship.

Match at Millstreet: The first round of the Cork County Championship were held in Millstreet when Dromtarriffe met Gortmore in  Junior Football. The match was more or less to the advantage of Dromtarriffe, who throughexperience displayed their superiority. However it must be stated that Gortmore, however a green team, had at least three good men and should next year give a better account of themselves. At half time the score stood Dromtarriffe 4-5 Gortmore Nil. In the second half Gortmore put on a spurt but were outclassed by their opponents to their esprit de corps gave a superior knowledge of the game and won comfortably on a scoreline of 5-4 to 3 points. Dromtarriffe:J Greene, R Harnedy, M Murphy, D Murphy, D Murphy, J Lucey, J Coleman, D Coleman, A Barrett, , A O Shaugnessy, D Curtin,  M Murphy,  Matt Murphy , P Coelman Sean Curtin.

Dick Harnedy played on the Cork Junior Football team that defeated Kerry 2-2 to 1-3 in the Munster junior football final. Donegal defeated Cork in the All Ireland semi final 1-8 to 2-3.

On July 15th Banteer defeated Dromtarriffe 0-2 to 0-1 in the inter schools competition at Rathcoole.

In a schools match played on May 28th 1933 in the castle fields Dromagh, St Brendans Rathcoole drew with St Patricks Dromagh.

Rathcoole; V Browne, T O Leary, F Browne, T Dynan, A O Donoghue, J O Leary, S Barrett, D Dennehy, D J O Shea, A Dennehy, B O Leary, M Dynan, M Fitzpatrick, P O Keeffe and D Fitzpatrick.

Dromagh: D Murphy, E Healy, M Flynn, S Murphy, B O Connor, J Healy, JJ Connolly, E Drew, M Dunne, T Healy, P Flynn, M Healy, S Chandley, D O Sullivan, M O Callaghan.

1934 Dromtarriffe and Newmarket played in the JFC Final on August 17th at Kanturk. Dromtarriffe having previously beaten Cullen on July 29th in the semi final. Dromtarriffe beat Newmarket 1-4 to 1-1 in the Kanturk Athletic Grounds, in the presance of a large gathering of spectators. Dromtarriffe led 1-2 to 1-1 at half time. Dromtarriffe's goal was scored by T Coleman, M Corcoran scored 0-3 in the match with the other point being scored by Dick Harnedy. The match was carried out in a friendly and sportsmanlike fashion.  Dromtarriffe: Dick Harnedy Capt, M O Mahony, Diarmuid Murphy, A Brophy, Michael Corcoran, P Neville, D Buckley, D Curtin, J Murphy, J Coleman, J Buckley, T Fitzgerald, A Barrett, C O Connor.  Knocknagree beat Dromtarriffe in the final of the St aterans day Tournament in Cullen, the teams had drawn 1-2 to 0-5 earlier that year. In the county championship Dromtarriffe beat beat Shamrocks in Mallow in the first round and beat St Annes in the county semi final. Dromtarriffe team that played Shamrocks were: Richard Harnedy, John Murphy, Diarmuid Murphy, Timothy Coleman,Denis Coleman, Andrew Barrett, Michael Corcoran, Peter O Hea, D Buckley, Dio Curtin, J O Sullivan, Dick Kiely, Con O Connor J Murphy, J Twomey.  Dromtarriffe   won the County Junior Championship when they beat Mitchelstown in the final played in Liscarroll on Sunday 18 November 1934. Score Dromtarriffe 2-2 Mitchelstown 0-0.  Dick Harnedy the captain was a tower of strength in the Dromtarriffe team. Dromtarriffe led 2-1 to 0-0 at half time. Dromtarriffe: Dick Harnedy, M Sheehan, Miah Murphy, D Buckley, Tim Coleman, C Lehane, Den Coleman, Andrew Barrett, M Corcoran,  Paddy Neville, Dio Curtin, Jacko Murphy, Con O Connor, J Twomey, D Murphy. Subs  Dick Kiely, J O Sullivan and J Buckley.

1935 – Newmarket beat Dromtarriffe 4-3 to 0-1 in the final of the Kanturk Tournament.  Dromtarriffe: D Harnett, J Murphy, J O Leary, C Callaghan, D Cremin, D Hickey, J O Leary, E O Sullivan, J Lucey, P Murphy, S Scannell, C Lehane, A O Sullivan, M Murphy. Many of Dromtarriffe players played with Duhallow West in the Cork Senior Football Championship including Patrick Neville, Dick Harnedy, Denis Coleman, Timothy Coleman, Miah Murphy, Cornelius O Connor, Mathew Murphy. Dromtarriffe and Cullen drew 1-2 each in Duhallow JFC. Cullen won the replay. In a football match between Dromtarriffe and Macroom. Fr Denis Roache threw in the ball to start this game for a set of medals. After a tough half an hour Macroom led 2-1 to 0-5 at half time but Dromtarriffe hit back in the second half and won on a scoreline of 0-11 to 2-2. P Hallidan NT presented the cup to the winning Dromtarriffe Captain. Dromtarriffe were graded Intermediate and won the County Championship when they defeated St Columbs (City) 1-7 to 0-2 in the county final played at the Castle grounds Macroom .Richard Kiely scored three points for Dromtarriffe. P Enright scored a goal and two points while Richard Harnedy and Dio Curtin scored the other two points. Half time score was Dromtarriffe 0-4 St Columbs 0-0.  Team : Matt Murphy, Tim Coleman , Den Coleman, Dick Kiely, Jacko Murphy, Miah Murphy, Dan Joe Buckley, Andrew Barrett, Paddy Neville, Pat McGillicuddy, Dio Curtin, Dick Harnedy, Paddy Enright, Con O Connor , Den O Connor.

1936- Rathcoole fife and drum band played the teams on to the field in the Duhallow Junior Hurling Final. The year brought the teams greatest achievement . Although Dromtarriffe were beaten by Dunmanway in the Intermediate Final on a scoreline of 1-1 to 0-3, which took place in Macroom on June 8th 1936 , within a few weeks Duhallow West won the Cork County Senior Championship with no fewer than 13 Dromtarriffe players on the team: The game was played in the U.C.C grounds on August 15th 1936. Duhallow West 2-5 Clonakilty 0-2. The Dromtarriffe players that day were: Matt John Murphy ( Capt) Miah Murphy, Dick Harnedy , Dan J Buckley, Paddy Neville, Jacko Murphy, Dick Kiely, Den Coleman, Con O Connor, Den O Connor, Jer.Dennehy, Johnny Daly, Andy Barrett. Other players were Dan Joe Cronin & Paddy Cronin Charlie Feehan from Newmarket, and subsitutes Dio Curtin, Dromtarriffe and Tim Fitzgerald , Boherbue.

A Dromtarriffe selection beat Macroom 4-5 to 2-6 in a football challenge at the Nadd sports. Macroom led 1-4 to 1-1 at half time but Dromtarriffe proved stronger in the second half. Dromtarriffe(selected) : Dio Curtin, Matt J Murphy, Den Coleman, Richard Harnedy, Den J Buckley, Paddy Neville, Denis Murphy, Jerome Taaffe, Din O Connor, Jerh Dennehy, Jimmy Cronin, Jack Murphy, Tim Coleman, Con O Connor, Andy Barrett.

1937- Dan Moynihan Dromtarriffe refereed the Duhallow JAFC Final played in Millstreet between Banteer and Cullen. Minor Football  in Duhallow, Dromtarriffe defeated Banteer, who held the home advantage  1-2 to 0-1 on May 19 1937.  In the presence of a good number of spectators, play for the first half was very strenuous.  Attack and defense on both sides were pretty evenly matched, with the resut at half time no score had been registered. During the second half the superior combination of Dromtarriffe became increasingly evident and despite the best efforts of the home side Dromtarriffe secrured the victory. Dromtarriffe: John Railly, Ml Tancred, Richard Barrett, Michael Murphy, James Kelleher, Nicholas Curtin, David Sullivan, Tim Long, Sean Tarrant, Christopher Looney, Michael Riordan, Dan Shea, Denis Hare, Tim Corcoran.  Dromtarriffe were again to play Banteer in Minor that year in a championship match played in Millstreet on Sunday 10th July, in a replay of the Minor Championship. The weather was fine but the attendance was meagre, considering the importance of the event. The teams had previously met and the keen rivalry that was known to exist would have drawn a large crowd had the match been well advertised. As it was the attendance did not exceed 300, the smallest during that season.The play was well up to championship form, and though very scientific was contested in so strenous a manner that the interest was maintained up to the last minute. The youthful ebullition displayed by both teams seemed to seem they did not care in what direction the ball went so long as they got away with it. There was an expection to this in the playing of five or six boys whom it was later known they were college trained youths. The game opened with Dromtarriffe strongly pressing from the throw in. Banteer however were fully alive to the danger and repelled the attack. The ball was transferred to the Dromtarriffe territory, but the attackers, who throughout the game seemed to have a poor sense of direction, sent wide. On the kick out the Dromtarriffe boys again got possession and transferred to their opponents grounds where after an exciting tussle they were rewarded with the first blood – a point. On the kick out Banteer got the ball and swarmed around the Dromtarriffe goal posts but failed to gain the advantage. Dromtarriffe  backs were solid and Bnateer lacked the knack of scoring. Before the half-hour Dromtarriffe had a movement iniated by Sean Murphy, Barrett and O Hare again transferred to Banteer terrtory where they secured a second point, leaving the score at half time Dromtarriffe 0-2 Banteer nil. The second half was more or less a repetition of the first.Dromtarriffes defense held firm to the Banteer attack, before the end Dromtarriffe from a movement by Mick Murphy, Barrett and O Hare secured a goal which put the result beyond doubt. Final score Dromtarriffe 1-2 Banteer 0-1.

 Duhallow West Senior team mostly comprised of Dromtarriffe players beat Fermoy in the 1st round of the championship and Kilmurry  in the second round. Played in the Cork Athletic Grounds, Duhallow West was beaten by Carbery in the County Final on a scoreline of 3-8 to 1-1. Miah Murphy, Dick Harnedy Dick Kiely and Den Connors played for Cork in 1937. Dr Pat O Callaghan broke the World record in the 16lb Hammer throw when he threw 195ft 4 and 7/8 inches at the Fermoy sports on August 22nd 1937. Andy Barret had been elected Hon secretary of The Duhallow Board in 1937 but resigned in June of that year.

1938 –. This was a very successful year for Dromtarriffe.  Dromtarriffe  drew with Cullen in August 2-4 a piece in the Examiner Cup. In this game each side gave of their best and kept the ball rolling throughout. At half time Dromtarriffe led by one goal four points to three points.On resuming Cullen pressed but their forwards were lacking the art of scoring and missed some fine opportunities to score. After 15 minutes Dromtarriffe put in a goal. This put Cullen to more of the mettle and they followed up with a goal and a point, to be followed by another goal. At the final whistle the sides were level.  Dromtarriffe won the Examiner Cup when they beat Millstreet 1-4 to1-2 . Dromtarriffe beat Banteer in Kanturk on November 6th. The meeting of Dromtarriffe (1937 champions) in the Prisioners Dependants Fund game at Kanturk attracted a good attendance. The game was fought out from start to finish in real determind championship form, both teams making good use of all the chances that came their way , and it was a dour struggle to the end. Both teams were minus some of their outstanding players,  but the issue was in doubt up until the final whistle when Dromtarriffe scored a late goal to secure the victory on a final scoreline of Dromtarriffe 1-4 Banteer 0-4. Dromtarriffe: D Murphy,(Capt), D Harnedy, J Murphy, M Riordan, Donal Moynihan, J Coleman, T Daly, J Daly, M Curtin, J Kelleher, T Long, J Cullotty, M Murphy, D Moynihan, A Barrett.  Denis Murphy, Dromtarriffe was on the Cork team that was beaten by Kerry in the Munster SFC at Clonakilty.  The Duhallow Juvenile Board was formed and in the first meeting of the board Rathcoole were pitted in Division 2 along with Millstreet Lyre and Foighael. Dromtariffe win County Junior Title. Dromtarriffe beat Clondrohid in the Duhallow Junior Football Final on August 29th 1938. Dromtarriffe and Sons of Liberty drew in the first round of the county played at Buttevant but in the replay played in Kanturk, Dromtarriffe beat Sons of Libertyby a point 2-3 to 2-2. A good crowd attended despite the bad weather and were treated to a good game of fast and keen football. Dromtarriffe led 1-3 to 1-0 at half time. Dromtarriffe: M Murphy, R Harnedy, S Murphy, Denis Murphy, Capt, A Barrett, D Moynihan, D Sullivan, G O Connor, T O Connor, R Lombard, W Walsh, G Kavanagh, M O Leary, P O Connor. In the county semi final Dromtarriffe beat Middleton 2-3 to 1-1 at Fermoy. In the county final played at Coachford on December 11th 1938, Dromtarriffe won on a scoreline of Dromtarriffe 2-4 Ballincollig 1-1. The match was played before a large attendance. Dromtarriffe led 1-4 to 1-0 at half time in a well contested first half.The second half was marred with too many frees which saw two Dromtarriffe players reture injured and two Ballincollig players sent off. One of the starts of that match was Dio Curtin- reports from onlookers at the match were- every time Dio began his race for the ball , the umpire began stooping for the flag.  Score Dromtarriffe 2-4 Ballincollig 1-1. Team: Miah Murphy Captain, Denis O Sullivan , Matt Murphy, Dick Harnedy, D Murphy, S Murphy, S Cahill, Dan Joe Buckley, Tim Long, Andy Barrett, J Fitzpatrick, Dan Moynihan, Dio Curtin, Mick O Riordan, Johnny Daly.

1939- Dromtarriffe Senior team lost to St Nicks , the eventual county champions.

          St Nicks 2-6     Dromtarriffe 1-7

Dromtarriffe played Millstreet in the JFC on June 4th. P Warner represented Dromtarriffe on the County Board. Jack Murphy Dromtarriffe was on the Cork Junior panel . P Cashell was on the Cork Minor Football Team. Dick Harnedy, Midfield, Miah Murphy, Centre Forward, Dick Kiely Corner Forward and Den O Connor Corner back were all the Cork Senior Football team that were beaten 1-9 to 2-2 by Tipperary in the Munster SFC.

1940 -  Dromtarriffe  team that had beaten Sars 2-8 to 2-5 in the first round in Mallow, beat Bantry 1-7 to 0-5 in the 2nd round in Macroom and were unlucky to lose to Beara in the Senior Championship  on September 2nd at Dunmanway. Score Beara 2-3 Dromtarriffe 1-3.  Team that played Beara were: Denis Murphy, Capt, Jack O Murphy, Matt John Murphy, George Cashell, Andrew Cronin, Peter Cronin, Dan Buckley, Phil Culloty, Tim Daly, Tommy Fitzgerald, Patrick O Keeffe; Dan Moynihan, Donal Harnedy, Michael O Riordan, Richard Harnedy.

Dromtarriffe and Millstreet drew  1-3 to 0-6 in the Senior Football Championship Tournament for a set of medals at the Nadd Sports.

1941- Dromtarriffe Senior team met Ballincollig in the first round of the championship and won on the score 2-3 to 0-1. Miah Murphy & Dick Harnedy further enhanced their reputations. Team: Tim Daly, Matt J Murphy, Miah Murphy, Dick Harnedy , Andy Cronin, George Cashell, Phil Culloty, Paddy O Keeffe, Dan Joe Buckley, John Weldon, John Tangney, Donal Harnedy, Willie Lysaght, Dan Moynihan , Tim Fitzgerald.

Then came the historic 5 games against Clonakilty.

First game against Clonakilty was played in Dunmanway: A hard , fast game ended all square 1-3 to 0-6.

Second game : August 10th at Macroom. An absorbing game with close clean marking ended with the scores level 1-7 a piece . Several 50's were forced as Dromtarriffe defended stubbonly. Scorers : Harnedy , Cashell, O Keeffe, Tangney scored points while Fitzgerald had a well earned goal.

Third game; again at Macroom on August 17th. Two thousand spectators assembled to witness the epic struggle.

Football was of an exceptionally high standard and gave promise for a bright future for the game in Cork.

Scorers- Cashell , Tagney & Harnedy. With seconds to go Clonakilty wer leading by a point when Dromtarriffe were awarded a free some 60 yards from the Clon post. Cap in hand, sleeves folded up and viens protruding like a whip-cord from his legs , Miah Murphy raced to the ball and with a mighty effort sent it straight and true between the posts to force a draw. A truely memorable score.

Fourth game -( or 3rd replay) was played on August 31st. The intense interest envinced in the long drawn out struggle was once more reflected in the large and enthaustic gathering at Castle grounds Macroom. Four thousand people came to see a great game.Early exchanges were in favour of Clon, but as Dromtarriffe settled Harnedy and Tangney put them ahead. Score 1-3 to 0-3 at half time. The second half opened with the Dromtarriffe defense playing excellently . Costelloe's goal put Dromtarriffe ahead by 1 point  as the final whistle drew near , but O Regan leveeled for Clonakilty to bring a magnificant game to an amazing climax.

Final and fifth game was played on September 7th. Full of determnd and intense effort , it broought this uniue and sensational series of sraws to a close. Clonakilty were victors on a final score of Clonakilty 3-5 Dromtarriffe 0-6.

Dromtarriffe panel of players for the 5 games were:

Timmie Daly, Dan Joe Buckley, Matt John Murphy, W Lysaght, J Weldon , Phil Culloty, Peter Cronin, Miah Murphy, Dick Harnedy, Tim Fitzgerald, Andy Cronin, J Tangney, Paddy O Keeffe, Dan Moynihan, George Cashell, Tim O Connor, Donal Harnedy, Jacko Murphy, Johnny Daly , Tom Costelloe.

1942 - In 1942 Dromtarriffe were again a Senior team but were beaten by Macroom in the first round of the Championship at Millstreet. In August of that year Dromtarriffe defeated Macroom in a tournament game at Nadd Sports.

1943- Dromtarriffe went back to Junior ranks where they played Newmarket in the Junior Football Championship on the weekend of July 19th, On August 7th Dromtarriffe and Knocknagree played in the JFC. Dromtarriffe  won the junior football championship when they beat Kanturk 4-4 to 1-1in the final on September 12th at Kanturk however Dromtarriffe was defeated by Beara by one point in the last kick of the game , after a great match which Macroom people said was better than the Clonakilty game of 1941. Dromtarriffe beat Kanturk in the Examiner Cup final on October 3rd at Newmarket.

1944 -  Dromtarriffe fielded a Senior team but were beaten by Macroom 3-6 to 2-3.

1945 - This year Dromtarriffe were graded Junior  and played Castlemagner in the JFC on June 8th. Dromtarriffe reached the Duhallow final against Newmarket. Played on September 16th in Banteer, Newmarket beat Dromtarriffe  It was the first time Dromtarriffe were beaten in the Junior Duhallow division, Dromtarriffe objected and were awarded the match on an objection. Having beaten Macroom 1-7 to 0-2 , Dromtarriffe were drawn against city side St Patricks and in a tense game where the ball was deliberately punctured , were beaten 1-3 to 1-0. This was the last game the renowned Dick Harnedy played for Dromtarriffe. He joined Castlemagner with which he played for a further 10 years. Dromtarriffe team that won the Duhallow championship: Tim Long, Jerome Long, Michael O Riordan, Jer Dennehy, Peter Cronin, Mick Murphy, Dick Harnedycapt, Andy Cronin, Tim Moynihan, Christy O Leary, Paddy O Keeffe, Donal Harnedy, John O Keeffe, Tadgh Healy , Dan Joe Shea.  The Dromtarriffe team beaten by St Partick's were: Richard Harnedy Capt, Dio Curtin, Jerome Long, Tim Long, Michael O Riordan, Peter Cronin, Mick O Shea, D Kelleher, T Fitzgerald, Miah Murphy, J Kelleher, E Singleton, PO Keeffe, D O Leary, T Moynihan.

Note: Dick Harnedy and Miah Murphy must be rated as among the greatest players who never won an All Ireland. Both won Junior , Intermediate & Senior County Championships. Both played for Cork and Munster. Dick Harnedy was  in 1984 chosen in the Cork team of the Century . Many people including some  outside of Dromtarriffe thought Miah Murphy was also deserving of that honour.

1946 - Dromtarriffe  won the Duhallow Junior Championship defeating Millstreet by 2 points in the final. They faced a good Canovee team in Millstreet and although Dromtarriffe had more of the play Canovee scored two late goals and won by 4 points.  However Dromtarriffe lodged an objection and a relay was ordered which Dromtarriffe won 2-7 to 1-5. Then Dromtarriffe travelled on three consecutive Sundays to Ballingeary to play Bere Island. The Bere Island team had a full back , the famous Weeshie Murphy , who was full back for Cork Senior team and Munster Railway Cup team for several years. On the first day the match was a draw. The second day the field was deemed unplayable due to flooding and on the thrid day Bere Island were victors. Team: Paddy O Riordan , John O Keeffe, Tim Long, Mick O Riordan, Jerome Long, Nick Curtin, Miah Murphy, Mck Cronin, Denny Murphy, Christy O Leary , Andy Cronin, Tim Moynihan , Paddy O Keeffe, Jer Dennehy , Ted Piggott.                       

 St Brendans , Dromtarriffe, beat Millstreet 2-4 to 1-4 in the Duhallow Minor Football Final played at Boherbue on July 14th.

1947- Dromtarriffe defeated Boherbue in the first round of the championship in a great game, however Dromtarriffe lost to Castlemagner 2-6 to 1-1, in the Duhallow final played in Kanturk on August 17th .  Duhallow were beaten by St Nicks in the SFC – Team members from Dromtarriffe were: M o Riordan, Tim Long, J Long, N Curtin, and T Moynihan.From the formation of the Duhallow Juvenile Board for the  first four years Dromtarriffe won the Juvenile Championship. In all these teams there was a strong nucleas of players from Derrygallon school.  Pupils who went onto play with Cork county minors were: Dan Walshe, Paddy Murphy, Bartie O Doherty, Sean Barry, Tommie O Riordan & Bob Sheehan. 

 1948- Dromtarriffe  played Banteer in the Examiner Cup in Kanturk  on April 4th with a minor football championship game between St Brendans (Dromtarriffe) and Kanturk as a curtain raiser. In Novice football championship Dromtarriffe beat Banteer 5-6 to 1-5 on May 16th at Kilcorney. Dromtarriffe were beaten by Castlemagner Junior team ( whose best team were graded Senior) on August 22nd at Kanturk on a scoreline of 1-3 to 0-3. A strong wind ruled out good football and led to inaccurate shooting by both sides. Dromtarriffe led 0-2 to 0-1at half time. Castlemagner scored the winning goal in the 15th minute of the second half as a result of a goal mouth melee.

1949- Having been promised support from new players Dromtarriffe entered a senior team for the last time. But at Mallow in the first round of the championship , they were heavily defeated by a star studded Army team. That same year Dromtarriffe won the Novice campaign., two players who gave sterling service during the following decade made their debut- they were Tom Meaney and Dan Walshe.

1950  Dromtarriffe won the Examiner Cup  when they defeated Newmarket 4-1 to 2-3 in the final played in Kanturk on December 9th . Football was of a high standard and Dromtarriffe deserved their win. 

1951  The  Dromtarriffe Minor team  ( St Brendans ) won the County Championship in 1951 when they beat St Nicks from the City 3-2 to 2-3 in the town park in Mallow but afterwards were disqualified on an objection. They were helped in the campaign by players from Boherbue & Ballydesmond, notably Kevin O Keeffe & Michael Murphy who were County minors . But these would never have thrown their lot in with Dromtarriffe were it not for a strong home based nucleas. St Brendans beat St Patricks of Millstreet 3-4 to 0-4 in the Duhallow MFC. Team: Tom Hartnett, Tom O Riordan , John O Callaghan, David Dillon , Donie Murphy, Sean Barry, J Murphy, Kevin O Keeffe, J Murphy, Timmy Francis Kelleher, Micahel Murphy, Bertie Doherty, Con Duggan, Paddy Murphy, Pat Fitzpatrick. Subs Michael Barry, Bob Sheehan, John Kiely, Sean Galvin, Jimmy Godsil & Michael O Riordan.

Dromtarriffe drew with Araglen Desmonds 1-3 each in the Duhallow final played in Kanturk on August 26th. Dromtarriffe won the replay played in Kanturk 2-5 to 2-3. Araglen Desmonds led 2-2 to 2-1 at half time but points by Dromtarriffe in the closing stages sealed victory . Team: Pat Joe Kelleher, Tom Meaney, Con Corcoran , Mick O Riordan, Sean Barry, Miah Murphy, Seamie Kelleher, Eddie O Connor, Denis Murphy, Bertie Doherty, Tim Carver, Mick Neville, John Ware, Denny Duggan , Paddy Murphy. Dromtarriffe beat Macroom 5-7 to 1-1 in the firsst round of the county junior football  chaampionship but were beaten in the semi final 3-4 to 1-3 by Glanmire. Dromtarriffe beat Kanturk in the Examiner Cup final played in Castlemagner. 

 1952 - St Brendans Dromtarriffe , won the Minor football championship when they beat Kanturk 2-5 to 1-2in the Duhallow final. Team: Pat Lehane , Denis Noonan, Pat Fitzpatrick, John Kiely , Patsy Barry, Bertia Doherty, Denis Byrnes, Tim Joe  O Connell, Micahel Murphy , Sean Thorton, Paddy Murphy, Bob Sheehan, Joe Murphy, Michael Byrnes, Jim Noonan.

 Paddy Murphy , Bertie Doherty & Michael Murphy members of the Cork Minor panel that beat Clare 3-9 to 1-1 in the Munster Final. Galway beat Cork in the All Ireland semi final. 

1953- Dromtarriffe beat Ballydesmond in the  junior football semi final by 2-4 to 0-2 and went onto  win the Duhallow Junior title when they beat Castlemagner 2-3 to 0-1 - played in Kanturk on August 23rd Dromtarriffe led 2-2 to 0-0 at half time.  Team : John Piggott, Tom Meaney, Con Corcoran, Denis Murphy, D Buckley, Dan Walsh , Seamie Kelleher, Sean Barry, Tim Carver, Paddy Murphy , Bertie Doherty, D Murphy , Mick Neville, Denny Duggan , T O Riordan. Dromtarriffe were beateen in the final of the Examiner Cup by Kanturk 0-2 to 0-5.

Dromtarriffe: E Breen, T. Meaney, M Murphy, D Murphy, S Kelleher Capt, T Carver, Pat Joe Kelleher, M Dennehy, M Neville, P Murphy, J Piggot, D Duggan , T Piggot. 

1954- Dromtarriffe defeated Banteer in the first round of the Junior Football Championship and then overcaame Banteer on the score 1-9 to 0-2. This game was played in high winds  with Dromtarriffe pitting in a strong perfomance.   On the same day the Minors lost to Kiskeam in the best game for years. In the Junior Semi Final Dromtarriffe met Glen Rovers ( Glenlara) This game ended in a draw. In the  replay Dromtarriffe won on a scoreline 1-4 to 1-2. An early goal by Denny Nunan had a settling effect. Den Joe Kelly at centre back was outstanding and caught and kicked to Inter County standard. Sean Barry was excellant at Midfield. On an objection a second replay was ordered against Glen Rovers and again Dromtarriffe were victorious.

Dromtarriffe were nominated by Duhallow for the county however were beaten in the first round by Glanworth 4-8 to 3-2 played in Mallow. Dromtarriffe and Kanturk drew the Duhallow final 0-6 to 1-3 played in Banteer on November 7th , weather conditions werer ideal. It was the first time these clubs had met in a junior football final. Tomas Davis pipe band Mallow played the teams onto the field. Kanturk led 1-3 to 0-3 at half time with Mick Neville getting two of the first half points and the other one being scored by Denny Duggan. Kanturk failed to score for the whole of the second half and points form Mick Neville(2) and Miah Murphy (1) tied the game. Dromtarriffe: Denis Buckley, Tom Meaney Capt, Con Corcoran, Denis Murphy, Mick Byrnes, Den Jo Kelly, Seamie Kelleher, Sean Barry, Paddy Murphy, Timmie Francis Kelleher, Tim Carver, Mick Neville(0-4), Dan Jo O Connor, Miah Murphy (0-1), Denny Duggn (0-1) , Subs: C.Kelly, Con O Connor, T. Reardon, Denny Nunan, E. Breen, P Reardon.

For the replay Dromtarriffe made 4 changes, from their county championship side,with D Buckley , C Corcoran, D Murphy & T.Carver replced by J Piggot, T Reardon, C O Connor & D. Nunan. Admission was 1s, of which 4 pence was divided between the competing clubs and the venue. 2 ½ pence went towards the cost of medals. Three farthings will be divided between the referees expenses and printing of posters. The secretary will get a ½ penny for his work and postage and stationary cost another ½ penny, the remaining 3 pense will be spread out to cover board meetings expenses, Gaeltacht scholorship scheme, newspaper advertising, expenses occured by board officers and othe expenses.

 Kanturk won the replay 0-3 to 1-2 played in Banteer. Both teams served up a great performance in a very heavy pitch on a wet and windy day and players played themselves to a stand still in a hectic struggle.

Duhallow Board delegate from Dromtarriffe was Harry Lande

1955: Dromtarriffe won the Examiner Cup by beating Castlemagner 1-5 to 1-4  played on September 23rd in Kanturk.

Tom O Riordan from Dromtarriffe played on the Cork County Minor Football team.

Vincent Collins defeated John Sheahan ( Glen Rovers known today as Glenlara) 31 votes to 19 at that years Duhallow Board Convention. Harry Lande continued as Duhallow board delegate to the County Board.

1956: Duhallow Junior Football Final played at Banteer, Dromtarriffe beat Glenlara 1-6 to 2-1. Dromtarriffe: Patsy Barry, Din Joe Kelly, Tom Meaney, John O Riordan, Dan Buckley, Dermot Cronin, Mick Byrnes, Tim Jer O Connell, Senaie Barry, Timmie Francis Kelleher, Bertie Doherty, Mick Neville, Connie Moynihan, Seamie Kelleher, Denny Duggan. Dermot Cronin and Seamie Kelleher played for Banteer in the 1956 Duhallow Hurling Final. Patsy Barry, Tom Meaney, Tim Joe O Connell Connie Moynihan , Seanie Barry all hurlerd for Banteer at some time. Dromtarriffe beat Kilmichael 3-4 to 2-3 in the first round of the county played in Millstreet on 27th October. Dromtarriffe reached the county junior football final beating Uran in the semi final .  The County final was played as a curtain raiser to Millstreet and St Finbarrs in the County Senior Final at the Cork Athletic Grounds. St Michaels beat Dromtarriffe 5-6 to 0-5.  Dromtarriffe won the Examiner cup when they beat Glenlara 0-4 o 0-0 in a final played on December 2nd in Kanturk. Glrnlara had been earlier awareded the cup when Dromtarriffe refused to play before the County Final but Glenlara who  displayed  good sportsmanship agreed to play the final. The weather was poor and poor underfoot conditions made good football an impossibility.                

                                                                                                                                                                                                1957  Miah Murphy , Dromtarriffe refereed the Duhallow Junior Football final between Kanturk and Castlemagner. Kanturk had earlier beaten Dromtarriffe in the semi final.  

                                                                                                                                                                                                 1958 No Information on Dromtarriffe.  

                                                                                                                                                                                                   1959. In the Junior football championship semi finals , both played in a downpour at Castlemagner, on August 9th, Dromtarriffe beat Kanturk 1-5 to 1-3 and Castlemagner beat Newmarket 6-8 to 0-3. Dromtarriffe win County Junior Football title – but were never awarded the title due to an objection.Dromtarriffe beat Urahan in the first round of the county at Dunmanway by eight points.  In the county semi final Dromtarriffe best Kilshannig 4-3 to 2-3 at Kanturk. 2,000 spectators attended. Kilshannig led 1-3 to 0-3 at half time. A Pat Joe Neville goal12 minutes into the second half to level the match inspired Dromtarriffe to victory. Further goals by Patsy Barry and Connie Duggan swung the issue into Dromtarriffe favour. Dromtarriffe: James Noonan, Paddy Murphy, Tom Meaney, Gerard O Connor, Con O Connor, Den Jo Kelly, Bernie Dillion,  Mick Byrnes, Tim Joe O Connell, Pat Joe Neville, Dan Shine, Con O Connor, Connie Moynihan, Connie Duggan, Patsy Barry. Subs: Dan Buckley who broke his leg in Duhallow Final, Denny Duggan who broke his leg in the Duhallow semi final against Kanturk, Donie Murphy, Dinny Noonan, Sean Murphy, Ted Murphy, Teddy Hartnett, Seamus Hayes, D.J Cashmen.Dromtarriffe went onto contest the county final at Macroom on 8th November and beat Dohenys 5-1 to 3-1. The match was played in a gale force wind. Dromtarriffe scored 4 goals in the first half and led this to no score at half time, playing with that wind. Due to an objection to Connie Duggan on the grounds that he had played football in Wexford. Dromtarriffe never received their county medals but neither was the game awarded to Dohenys. Dromtarriffe: James Noonan, Paddy Murphy, Tom Meaney, Gerard O Connor, Bernie Dillion,  Den Jo Kelly, B Whelan, Mick Byrnes, Tim Joe O Connell, Pat Joe Neville, Dan Shine, Con O Connor, Connie Moynihan, Connie Duggan, Patsy Barry.   Vincent Collins was elected register at the years Duhallow GAA Board Convention.

1960  Dan Jo O Connor replaced Vincent Collins as Duhallow Board registrar. Kilshannig beat Dromtarriffe in a football challenge for a set of medals as part of the Nadd Sports on July 31st. Dromtarriffe: D J Cashman, D Murphy, T Meaney, D J Kelly, C O Connor G o Connor, D Nunan, T F Kelleher, M Brynes, S Barry, C Moynihan, B Dillion, P Barry T Fitzgerald, S Murphy.

NEWMARKET became the first team to win the Duhallow junior football championship three years in succession when they defeated Dromtariffe by 1-8 to 1-3 in a hard-fought final played before a very large attendance at Banteer on Sunday. They led at the interval by 0-6 to 0-1.

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1971-1980

1971  JAFC Final                                    Dromtarriffe     3-3       Ballydesmond 2-8                    1972                                                                                                                                                                                           973  JAFC Final                                    Dromtarriffe    2-8        Boherbue    2-4                                 1974                                                                                                                                                                                     JAHC   at Newmarket        11/07/74        Dromtarriffe   1-1        Newmarket 5-6                                                            JAFC Final                                                   Dromtarriffe  3-6        Rockchapel 1-5                 1975                                                                                                                                                                     1976                                                                                                                                                                               1977                                                                                                                                                                    1978                                                                                                                                                                     

1979

1981- 1990

1981                                                                                                                                                                             1982                                                                                                                          

1983

JAFC  at  Millstreet       Dromtarriffe   1-5      Newmarket 0-12           

JHC  Final                       Dromtarriffe   0-2      Kibrin        2-9             

  1984                                                                                                                                                                            

 JBFC at Banteer            Dromtarriffe  0-6      Kibrin 2-2                                                               1985                                                                                                                                                                                  JAFC  at Kanturk          Dromtarriffe   1-4     Newmarket  2-5              25/06/85                                 1986                                                                                                                                                                               1987                                                                                                                                                                             

 JAFC                             Dromtarriffe   0-11    Kilbrin 1-7                                              1988                                                                                                                                                 1989                                                                                                                                                                        

  JAFC at Boherbue         Dromtarriffe  1-6     Newmarket  3-7             

  1990                                                                                                                                                                                    

  Dromtarriffe lose Examiner Cup semi-final.     Newmarket 1-13   Dromtarriffe 1-8                                                                                                                           

  JAFC                           Dromtarriffe 2-9      Kilbrin 0-10

1991-2000

1991 - Highlights Duhallow retain County Senior Football Championship with Dromtarriffe represented on the panel by John Murphy. Duhallow won the U21 Invitation Tournament with Dromtarriffe represented by John O'Keeffe, Niall O'Sullivan, Andreas O'Sullivan and Jimmy Murphy. Andreas  O'Sullivan was also a member of Cork U21'S that year.

1992 –

Kiskeam beat Dromtarriffe in the Examiner Cup final played in Knocknagree on June 14th

Dromtarriffe: Jimmy Murphy, John O'Connor, Seamus Buckley, Niall Sugrue, Jason Murphy, John O'Keeffe, Niall Buckley, Andreas O'Sullivan, Michael John O'Keeffe, Mick O'Connell, Seamus Huckey, John Murphy , Donie Healy and Michael Byrnes. Ref Bill O'Keeffe Boherbue.

Millstreet shade it in hard fought football final Millstreet 2-8   Dromtarriffe 3-3 September 27 1992 

Dromtarriffe : John O'Sullivan, John O'Connor, Declan McAuliffe, Seamus Buckley, Jason Murphy, Billy Noonan, Niall Buckley, Andreas O'Sullivan, Donie Healy (Captain), Jeremiah O'Keeffe, (1-1),  Michael O'Connell,( 1-1),  Michael John O'Keeffe, Seamus Hickey, John Murphy, (0-1), Martin O'Sullivan (0-1). Subs played – both came on 40th minute, Donagh Buckley and Jimmy Murphy(1-0).

1993 - Highlights U12 Football Championship  Dromtarriffe beat Banteer 6-0 to 5-6 in the semi final and Newmarket 1-12 to 0-6 in the final. U14 Football Championship U16 football Championship.

Dromtarriffe lose to Newmarket in Duhallow JAFC.

Newmarket 2-12 Dromtarriffe 1-11 played at  Kanturk July 4th 1993.  

Dromtarriffe: John O'Sullivan, Declan McAuliffe, Pat O'Sullivan, Seamus Buckley, John O'Connor, Billy Nunan, Niall Buckley, Andreas O'Sullivan,(0-1), Jeremiah O'Keeffe, Donie Healy, (0-1), Michael O'Connell,(1-2),  Michael John O'Keeffe,(0-1),  David Angland,(0-4 frees),  Donagh Buckley, Seamus Hickey (0-2),  Sub used G. Byrnes.

Dromtarriffe beat Banteer 6-8 to 5-6 in an U12 football semi final and went on to beat Newmarket 1-12 to 0-9 im the final.

Knocknagree  beat Dromtarriffe in the U21 football final played as a curtain raiser to the Junior final- Dromtariffe lined out as  Billy McSweeney, Trevor O Flynn, John O'Sullivan, Martin  Kelleher,Stephen Tarrant, Pat O'Sullivan, Gene Burns, Owen Sugrue, Timmy O'Sullivan, David Angland, Damien Murphy, Damien Hickey, Kieran Kelleher, Seamus Walsh, Damien Byrnes.

1994 - Highlights Muskerry / Duhallow Cup winners, Nevin Cup winners, Examiner Cup winners.

Dromtarriffe great  last - quarter  spurt gets them to the final  June 10th 1994. Dromtarriffe 3-11 Rockchapel 1-9.

Dromtarriffe: J O'Sullivan, J O'Connor, B Nunan, S Buckley, J O'Keeffe, N Buckley, N Sugrue, J O'Keeffe, D Byrnes, (0-3 frees), D Buckley, A O'Sullivan,(0-1), M J O'Keeffe, (1-2) S Hickey, M O'Connell,(0-1)  J Murphy(0-2). Subs: D Healy (2-4) & P O'Sullivan. Referee Bill O'Keeffe, Boherbue

 Great jubilation marks first Examiner Cup win in 20 years – Friday July 1st 1994.

Accepting the trophy from the Duhallow Board Chairman, Jerry Keating, the Dromtarriffe Captain, Andreas O'Sullivan – who himself had a fine game- said it had been a long wait and he hoped would be a forerunner to many other successes for the Dromtarriffe team. Scorers: D Healy 1-5, J Murphy 1-1, D Buckley 0-3, M O'Connell 1-0 (penalty) A O'Sullivan 0-1.

Team: John O'Sullivan, John O'Connor, Billy Noonan, Seamus Buckley, Jeremiah O'Keeffe, Niall Buckley, Niall Sugrue, John O'Keeffe, Dominic Byrnes, Michael John O'Keeffe, Andreas O'Sullivan, Donagh Buckley, John Murphy, Michael O'Connell, Seamus Hickey. Subs Donie Healy, Stephen Tarrant and David Angland.  

Early Dromtarriffe goals help them hold off Millstreet challenge                                         

 Dromtarriffe 2-10 Millstreet 2-07                     

Dromtarriffe: John O'Sullivan, John O'Connor, Billy Noonan, Seamus Buckley, Jeremiah O'Keeffe, Niall Buckley, Niall Sugrue, John O'Keeffe, Donie Healy,(0-3 , 0-2 frees)   Seamus Hickey,(0-1)  Andreas O'Sullivan, Michael-John O'Keeffe,(1-1) ,  Michael  O'Connell,(0-1), John Murphy (1-0)  and Donagh Buckley(0-2,0-1 free).  Sub : David Angland (0-2) for Murphy injured 12^th minute.

Dromtarriffe's great rally carries the day.                                               

Dromtarriffe 1-14       Kanturk 1-9

Dromtarriffe: J O'Sullivan, S Buckley, N Buckley, J O'Connor, J O'Keeffe, N Sugrue, M J O'Keeffe, (0-1),  J O'Keeffe, D Healy (0-8 , 0-6 frees), D Angland (0-1),  A O'Sullivan, D Buckley, S Hickey (0-1) J Murphy (0-2 , 0-1 free), M O'Connell (1-1). 

Dromtarriffe rue chances as their forwards fail to score from play. Duhallow Junior Football Final  October 1994                                              Dromtarriffe 0-9                   Kiskeam 1-9     

Dromtarriffe: J O'Sullivan, J O'Connor, N Buckley, S Buckley, J O'Keeffe, N Sugrue, M J O'Keeffe, (0-1 free), J O'Keeffe, D Healy (0-8 frees), D Angland, A O'Sullivan, D Buckley, S Hickey, J Murphy, M O'Connell. Sub M Byrnes for O'Connell.

1995 :

 Dromtarriffe withstand late Kiskeam Flourish ( Duhallow / Muskery 1994 semifinal) –

Dromtarriffe 1-9 Kiskeam 1-7

Team: John O'Sullivan, John O'Keeffe, John O'Connor, Stephen Tarrant, Niall Buckley,  Jason Murphy, Niall Sugrue, Michael John O'Keeffe , Andreas O'Sullivan, Tim O'Sullivan, John Murphy,(0-2),  David Angland, (0-2), Diarmuid O'Sullivan, (0-2), Donie Healy,(0-2),  Donagh Buckley. Subs Michael O'Connell , (1-1), Trevor Murphy, Seamus Hickey, Jimmy Murphy & Pat O'Sullivan.

Dromtarriffe win very convincingly in Examiner Cup                                   

Dromtarriffe 2-16   Cullen 0-10.

Dromtarriffe: Pat O'Sullivan; John O'Connor; Niall Buckley; Stephen Tarrant; Dominic Byrnes, Jason Murphy; Niall Sugrue; John O'Keeffe; Tim O'Sullivan;(0-2), Michael J O'Keeffe;(0-2), Donie Healy; (1-4), Donagh Buckley;(0-1), Seamus Hickey; Michael O'Connell;(0-2) Diarmuid O'Sullivan(1-3) . Subs: Jimmy Murphy, (0-1) Kieran Kelleher (0-1).

Kiskeam maintain their unbeaten run.      Kiskeam 1-13 Dromtarriffe 1-12.                     

Dromtarriffe scorers: A O'Sullivan, (0-3), D Healy, (0-3 frees), M O'Connell (1-0),  D O'Sullivan (0-2 frees),  MJ O'Keeffe (0-2), J Murphy & D Byrnes, (0-1 each). Dromtarriffe: Pat O'Sullivan, Stephen Tarrant, John O'Keeffe, Jason Murphy, Dominic Byrnes, Niall Buckley, Niall Sugrue, Andreas O'Sullivan, Michael John O'Keeffe, David Angland, John Murphy, Donagh Buckley, Seamus Hickey, Donie Healy, Diarmuid O'Sullivan. Sub: Michael O'Connell

Last –gasp Grenagh goal deprives Dromtarriffe of battling final victory    

 Dromtarriffe 1-12           Grenagh 1-12

Dromtarriffe: P O'Sullivan, J O'Connor, J O'Keeffe, S Tarrant, D Byrnes, N Buckley, N Sugrue, A O'Sullivan,(0-1), T O'Sullivan, D Angland,(0-2),  D Healy,(0-2 , 0-1 free),  M J O'Keeffe, D Buckley, J Murphy,(0-2),  D O'Sullivan (0-3 frees) . Sub: M O'Connell (1-2).

Rockchapel dispose of holders Dromtarriffe.                                                   

Rockchapel 0-13       Dromtarriffe 0-10

Dromtarriffe pull away for easy victory – July 9^th 1995

Dromtarriffe 1-16     Boherbue 0-9      

Dromtarriffe:  P O'Sullivan ,J Murphy,  J O'Connor, N Buckley,(0-1),  T Murphy, J O'Keeffe, D Byrnes, A O'Sullivan,(0-1),  D Healy ( 0-2, 0-1 free), M J O'Keeffe, D Buckley,(1-2),  D O'Sullivan, (0-7 , 0-4 frees),  D Angland, M O'Connell, J Murphy (0-2). Sub N Sugrue for M J O'Keeffe.

Dromtarriffe overcome Newmarket – and reach final for second year running         17-09-95

Dromtarriffe 1-9    Newmarket 0-10

Dromtarriffe: Pat O'Sullivan, Jason Murphy, John O'Keeffe, John O'Connor, Dominic Byrnes, Trevor Murphy, Niall Buckley, (0-1), Donie Healy, (1-1), Andreas O'Sullivan,  Michael John O'Keeffe, Donagh Buckley, Diarmuid O'Sullivan, (0-1 free), David Angland, (0-1), Michael O'Connell, (0-1 free), John Murphy, (0-2),  Sub: Seamus Hickey (0-1).

Last gasp equalizer for Dromtarriffe – Replay earned from point in extra time.                                

Dromtarriffe 1-9         Kiskeam 1-9          

D Healy (1-1),  S Hickey 0-4)  D Angland (0-2) D Buckley and D O'Sullivan  (0-1 each free).                                                                                                                         

 Dromtarriffe power home – Great finish wins Duhallow final replay -                                     

 October 8^th 1995    3pm

Dromtarriffe: Pat O'Sullivan, Jason Murphy, John O'Keeffe, John O'Connor, Niall Buckley, Trevor Murphy, Jeremiah O'Keeffe, Andreas O'Sullivan, Donie Healy, (0-7 , 0-6 frees),  David Angland (0-1), Donagh Buckley, (1-1), Michael John O'Keeffe,(0-2),  Seamus Hickey, Michael O'Connell, (0-1),Diarmuid O'Sullivan (0-2). Sub:John Murphy for Diarmuid O'Sullivan.                                                                                                               

The Corkman  Dromtarriffe Club notes -  Dromtarriffe celebrations

The scenes that greeted Dromtarriffe footballers on their championship win and the celebrations that followed were unprecented, The 21 year wait for the cup was the lonest in the clubs long and illustrious history . Over the decades the club had been used to winning the championship regually every decade the longest previous period was from 1959 to 1973. Understandably the recent return from the wildnerness allowed supporters to give vent to their feelings as a huge crowd turned up at the Sandpit House to greet the players who were introduced to the crowd.

Coach, Gerard O'Sullivan thanked the players for their efforts thoughout the year, and he thanked his fellow selectors , Davey and Frank for their committed effort in bringing back the Dick Harnedy Cup to Dromtarriffe.  He also paid tribute to the past coaches and selectors, who had moulded this team over the past number of years in particular Joe Murphy, John Pierce and John O Mahony and he hoped this week would be the beginning of greater things for the Dromtarriffe side.  The gathering was also addressed by the Presidant of the club, Andy Barrett, who said it was a greta day to be alive to witness this great Dromtarriffe victory. Vincent Collins, past chairman and lifelong supporter also addressed the large crowd and the celebration was rounded off by Dick O'Sullivan rendering " Twenty-one years".

This latest victory has thrown up a number of interesting comparisions as in 1974 Nicholas Murphy of the Fairfield had two sons Michael and Tony on the winning team and on this occasion Nicholas had two grandsons Jason and Trevor, sons of Mick who were team members. Continuing with the family connections throughout the decades, Michael O'Connell of Derrinagree and his cousins the Buckleys of Scagh continue their long involvement witht heir grandfather Mick Buckley was a memeber of the 1893 All Ireland football team.Incidently, John Murphy, captain of the team a native of Gneevguilla, is married to Mary Buckley, grand-daughter of the late Mick Buckley.  Another connection to the 1959 team were the Byrnes brothers , Dominic and Mike who are sons of Mick Byrnes of Knockcahill a member of that 1959 winning team. The panel also included Michael O'Keeffe Bolomore, brother of Dan Jo Rathcoole Post Office, who was a member of the 1973/74 teams. Michael John also created history in the fact that he captured both Duhallow medals this year – the hurling championship with Banteer and well as the football championship with Dromtarriffe.

Dromtarriffe show their worth with a superior display       

 Dromtarriffe 0-11    Valley Rovers 0-6

Dromtarriffe : P O'Sullivan, J Murphy, John O'Keeffe, J O'Connor, N Buckley, T Murphy, Jeremiah O'Keeffe, A O'Sullivan, D Healy, D Angland, D Buckley, M J O'Keeffe, S Hickey, M O'Connell, D O'Sullivan. Sub N Sugrue. 

"Drom must do better" October 29 1995.                                                                     

 Dromtarriffe 1-6      Caheragh 0-9         County JAFC

Dromtarriffe: P O'Sullivan, J Murphy, J O'Keeffe, J O'Connor, N Buckley, T Murphy, J O'Keeffe, A O'Sullivan (1-0), D Healy (0-3), D Angland , D Buckley, M J O'Keeffe (0-1), S Hickey (0-1), M O'Connell, D O'Sullivan (0-1). Subs N Sugrue , J Murphy.

Passionate Drom's hopes shattered                

Dromtarriffe 1-5      Tadgh MacCarthaighs 0-10

Dromtarriffe: Pat O'Sullivan, Jason Murphy, Billy Noonan, John O'Connor, Niall Sugrue, Trevor Murphy, Jeremiah O'Keeffe, John O'Keeffe, Donie Healy, (0-2 frees),  David Angland, (0-1), Niall Buckley, Michael John O'Keeffe, (0-1),  Seamus Hickey, Michael O'Connell (1-1), Donagh Buckley . Subs J Murphy , D O'Sullivan.

Nevin Cup Semi –Final     November 25th   Dromtarriffe 2-11   Cullen 0-9

1994 Duhallow- Muskery Cup                                                          

 Not easy for Drom -  Junior Footballers just hang on against Grenagh    

Dromtarriffe  2-7   Grenagh 0-10

Afterwards committee Chairman, Neilus Lehane, Aghinagh, presented the trophy to team captain Jeremiah O'Keeffe, a popular recipient and one worthy of the Honour.

Dromtarriffe: Pat O'Sullivan, Seamus Buckley, Jason Murphy, John O'Connor, Niall Buckley, Trevor Murphy, Jeremiah O'Keeffe, Donie Healy,(1-0),  John O'Keeffe, Michael John O'Keeffe, David Angland,(0-1),  Seamus Hickey,(0-4), Dominic Byrnes, Michael O'Connell, (0-1),  Donagh Buckley. Subs: John O'Sullivan, (1-0), Diarmuid O'Sullivan (0-1).

Dromtarriffe complete great year- Spirited Rockchapel rue missed chances in 1994  Nevin Cup Final               Dromtarriffe   1-8                Rockchapel 0-8

1996

Second - half goal sets Dromtarriffe up for a win                 

  Dromtarriffe 3.10     Boherbue 1.10                                  

Dromtarriffe: P O'Sullivan, J Murphy, J O'Keeffe, S Buckley, J O'Shea, T Murphy, J O'Keeffe, D Healy,(1-3) J O'Sullivan, M J O'Keeffe,(0-1), D Buckley (1-0), D O'Sullivan (0-4 , 0-1 free), D Angland( 1-1), M O'Connell, S Hickey(0-1). Subs; N Buckley, T O'Sullivan , J O'Connor.                                                                                                      

  Dromtarriffe survive late Ballydesmond recovery          

Dromtarriffe  0-13               Ballydesmond 2-5                                                              

Dromtarriffe: P O'Sullivan, J O'Connor, J Murphy, S Buckley, N Buckley, T Murphy, J O'Keeffe,(0-2),  D Healy, J O'Shea,(0-1), M J O'Keeffe,(0-1), D Buckley,(0-2), D O'Sullivan,(0-3 , 0-1 free), S Hickey,(0-3),  S Tarrant,(0-1), K Kelleher. Referee: John O Mahony Kanturk.                                                                                                                             

Late second half goal the key to good Kanturk win.                                              

Kanturk 2-7     Dromtarriffe 0-11

Dromtarriffe: John O'Keeffe, S Buckley, J Murphy, J O'Connor, N Buckley, Jeremiah O'Keeffe, D Byrnes, A O'Sullivan, D Healy,(0-2 frees),  D O'Sullivan, (0-5, 0-3 frees) T O'Sullivan, (0-1), M J O'Keeffe, D Angland,(0-1) J O'Sullivan,(0-1), S Hickey (0-1). Subs; M O'Connell , J O'Shea. Referee: Donie O'Connor  Knockangree.

Rockchapel overcome Dromtarriffe with vital late points                                    

April 7th     Ballydesmond                Dromtarriffe 1-8          Rockchapel 1-10

 Dromtarriffe: P O'Sullivan, J O'Connor, John O'Keeffe, J Murphy, N Buckley, T Murphy, Jeremiah O'Keeffe, A O'Sullivan, T O'Sullivan, D Healy,(1-0),  J O'Sullivan, (0-1),  D O'Sullivan, (0-2 frees),   D Angland,(0-2), M O'Connell, D Buckley (0-3). Sub M J O'Keeffe. Referee Bill O'Keeffe Boherbue.

Dromtarriffe juniors collect valuable Examiner points   April 12th   Dromtarriffe 1-14   Millstreet 2-7.

 Dromtarriffe now have three wins out of the six games played to date, with three remaining against Newmarket, Knocknagree and Cullen.

Examiner Cup results  :   Dromtarriffe 2-4     Newmarket 2-10

                                       :   Dromtarriffe 1-9     Knocknagree 1-11

Dromtarriffe's Blitz – By the first quarter the pattern was set for Dromtarriffe's domination          

 Dromtarriffe 4-11         Cullen 2-6 

Dromtarriffe: Pat O'Sullivan, Jason Murphy, John O'Keeffe, John O'Connor, Niall Buckley, Trevor Murphy, Jeremiah O'Keeffe, Donie Healy,(1-0) , Michael John O'Keeffe, David Angland, John O'Sullivan,(1-0),  Donagh Buckley,(1-0),  Seamus Hickey,(1-2),  Michael O'Connell, (0-1) and Diarmuid O'Sullivan, (0-7). 

Rockchapel see off Dromtarriffe challenge to make semi-final – Heart stopping action all the way in Examiner Cup.                                                

Dromtarriffe 1-13     Rockchapel 2-12                                                                                 

Dromtarriffe: J O'Keeffe, J Murphy, J O'Keeffe, J O'Connor, N Buckley, T Murphy, J O'Keeffe, J O'Sullivan, J O'Shea, D Angland, (0-5), D Buckley,(1-1),  M.J.O'Keeffe,(0-1),  S Hickey, D Healy(0-1), D O'Sullivan, (0-5 , 0-4 frees). Subs; S Buckley, G Burns.

JAFC       Newmarket survive exciting finish                                    

 Dromtarriffe 0-9         Newmarket 1-9                                                                          

Dromtarriffe:  P O'Sullivan, S Buckley, J O'Keeffe, J O'Connor, N Buckley, (0-3), J Murphy, G Burns, D Healy, G Burns, S Hickey, D Buckley, M J O'Keeffe, (0-3) D O'Sullivan,(0-1 free), M O'Connell,(0-1), J O'Keeffe(0-1). Subs : T Murphy , D Byrnes.

Muskery/ Duhallow Cup 1995:      Dromtarriffe 2-11     Kanturk 3-14         August 6th 1996

1997

Dromtarriffe Juniors get off to flying start        Examiner Cup  Dromtarriffe 1-11    Boherbue 0-6         

Dromtarriffe 0-16    Rockchapel 1-13                                                                       

Dromtarriffe: John O'Keeffe, Seamus Buckley, Jason Murphy, John O'Connor, Gene Burns , John O'Keeffe, Robert O Leary, Michael John O'Keeffe,(0-2), Niall Buckley, (0-2),Diarmuid O'Sullivan,(0-6 frees),  Timmy O'Sullivan, Gerard Burns, Seamus Hickey, John O'Sullivan, (0-4),  David Angland(0-2). Subs: Stephen Tarrant, John O'Shea , Charlie Drake.               

  Other Examiner Cup Results 1997:                                                                                                            Dromtarriffe  1-16                        Cullen 1-5                       April 13th                                                  

Dromtarriffe  1-8                          Kiskeam 0-6                   April 20th            

Dromtarriffe  0-7                          Kanturk 0-12                  April 25th                

    Dromtarriffe 1-16                         Knocknagree  2-7           May 3rd                   

Dromtarriffe 1-12                         Ballydesmond  0-7         May 10th             

Brian Cronin Launched                                                                                

Under the committee chairmen Charlie Drake the inaugural Brian Croin U10 football tournament will take place in Dromahoe – Committe members are Mary Browne (Chairperson Juvenile Club), Pat Moynihan ( Dromtarriffe Juvenile treasurer), Niall O'Connor, John Hickey, John O Mahony (treasurer Dromtarriffe GAA) Frank Barry ( Chairperson Dromtarriffe GAA), Michael John O'Keeffe,Dromtarriffe U10 trainer, Margaret Mullane, Dromtarriffe  U10 selector, Sharon O'Keeffe Dromtarriffe, U10 selector  Andy Barrett President Dromtarriffe GAA, Andrew Cronin – who presented the Brian Cronin Cup to the committee along with Cronin Family members, Peter & Nora, Fiona, Laura and Eimear. The first final took place between Kanturk and Rathmore.  The Club also held a solo run with current players, including David Angland, John O'Shea, Diarmuid O'Sullivan, Donagh Buckley, Andreas O'Sullivan and Michael John O'Keeffe as well as many club members particpating through the clubs of Duhallow. All monies raised for the Lukemenia Unit Mercy Hospital.       

 Dromtarriffe pull through Late goal in hard-fought replay secures Examiner Cup Final berth              Dromtarriffe 1-8   Knocknagree 1-7                                               

Dromtarriffe: Pat O'Sullivan, Seamus Buckley, John O'Keeffe, John O'Connor, Diarmuid O'Sullivan,(0-4, 0-3 frees),  Jason Murphy, Trevor Murphy, Andrais O'Sullivan, Jeremiah O'Keeffe, Niall Buckley,(0-1), Donie Healy,(1-2, 0-1 free), Michael John O'Keeffe,  Seamus Hickey, John O'Sullivan, (0-1), Mick O'Connell. Sub Damien Hickey.                                                                                             

 Rock men retain Examiner Cup in impressive style                                                                         

   Dromtarriffe 0-9  Rockchapel 1-14                                                                                                               Dromtarriffe: P O'Sullivan,  S Buckley, J Murphy,  J O'Connor, D O'Sullivan,(0-3, 0-2 frees),  T Murphy, Jeremiah O'Keeffe, A O'Sullivan,(0-1), John O'Keeffe, N Buckley,(0-2),  D Healy, M J  Keeffe, D Buckley, J O'Sullivan, S Hickey,(0-2),  Subs: M O'Connell, D Angland(0-1).                                                                                        Dromtarriffe have easy win over Ballydesmond                                                                                       Dromtarriffe 0-23        Ballydesmond 0-4                                                                                                   Dromtarriffe: P O'Sullivan, J Murphy, J O'Keeffe, J O'Connor, N Buckley, T Murphy, D O'Sullivan, M J O'Keeffe,(0-1), A O'Sullivan,(0-2),  S Hickey,(0-6),  J O'Sullivan,(0-1), D Buckley, D Angland,(0-3, 0-2 frees),  M O'Connell,(0-2),  D Healy. Subs: J O'Shea , G Burns(0-2).                                                                                                    Dromtarriffe dominate to reach semi final of Duhallow Championship.                                              Dromtarriffe 3-14                     Millstreet 0-7                                                                                                   Dromtarriffe: P O'Sullivan, J Murphy, J O'Keeffe, J O'Connor, N Buckley, T Murphy , D O'Sullivan, (0-1), A O'Sullivan, M J O'Keeffe, (0-1), S Hickey, (0-3 frees),  G Burns,(0-1), D Buckey, D Angland, (0-2), M O'Connell , (1-2),  Donie Healy, (2-4 , 0-2 frees). Sub; J O'Shea                                                                                                                    Dromagh school retains football trophy.                                                                                                                   The trophy was presented to captain Ivan Kelleher by Bob Evans, Juvenile Secretary, Duhallow Board, who congratulated both sides on a fine standard of football . Well done to team manager and trainer, Kay Tancred. Team: Eoin Buckley, Dan McCabe, Kevin Tancred, Shane O Halloran,  Ivan Kelleher, Nicholas Tancred, Karen O Flynn.                                                                                                                                                            Kanturk snatch a late equaliser- Draw a fair result in hard-fought semi-final.                                        Dromtarriffe 1-10       Kanturk 1-10                                                                                                            Dromtarriffe: P O'Sullivan, J Murphy, J O'Keeffe, J O'Connor, N Buckley, T Murphy, D O Dullivan, M J O'Keeffe,(0-1),  A O'Sullivan, (0-1), S Hickey, E Burns, D Buckley, (0-1), D Angland, (0-2), M O'Connell, (0-1),  D Healy, (1-3, 0-3 frees) . Subs T O'Sullivan,  N O'Sullivan   

1998

Dromtarriffe lose U16 Duhallow final to Lyre                                                                                                         Dromtarriffe 1-2 Lyre 1-10                                                                                                                        Dromtarriffe: Derry Cooney, Kevin Healy, Seamus O'Sullivan, Denis O Riordan, Jeremiah Dennehy, Danny O Riordan, David Burke, Diarmuid Twomey, John F Cremin, Michael Cullinane, Sean O Flynn, Ronan Moynihan, Liam Dennehy, Patrick Dineen, Paul Tancred,sub Michael O Flynn.                                                                                                                        Dromtarriffe devastate with late salvo –Newmarket concede 1-7 in final 15 minutes                                                                                                             Dromtarriffe  2-13 Newmarket 0-9                                                                                 Dromtarriffe: P O Sullivan, J Murphy, J O Keeffe, J O Connor, D O Sullivan, N Buckley, M J O Keeffe, M Murphy, A O Sullivan,(0-1), J Duggan,(2-0),  T O Sullivan,(0-1), N O Sullivan(0-2),D Buckley,(0-6),  D Healy, (0-2, 0-1 free),  S Hickey, (0-2). Sub J O Keeffe. Kanturk fall to convincing Dromtarriffe side                                                        1998 Examiner Cup semi final at Kilbrin...................                                Dromtarriffe: Pat O'Sullivan, Seamus Buckley, John O'Keeffe, John O'Connor, Trevor Murphy, Jason Murphy, Diarmuid O'Sullivan,(0-4), Michael Murphy,(0-1), Ger Burns, Niall O'Sullivan, Donie Healy, Tim O'Sullivan,(0-1),  Michael O'Connell, Donagh Buckley, (0-4), Seamus Hickey(0-2).     Dromtarriffe goal spree wins Examiner Cup    Unconvincing Kiskeam  sunk by display of determination and skill                                                              Dromtarriffe 4-7    Kiskeam 0-7                                                                      Dromtarriffe: Pat O Sullivan, Seamus Buckley, Trevor Murphy, John O Keeffe, John O Connor, Tadgh O Shea, Jason Murphy, Diarmuid O Sullivan, (1-0),  Andrais O Sullivan, Michael Murphy,(0-1),  Niall O Sullivan, Donie Healy, (0-2), Tim O Sullivan,(0-1), Seamus Hckey,(0-1), Donagh Buckley,  (2-1), Michael O Connell,(1-1). Subs Michael John O Keeffe, Damien Hickey & Gerard Burns.                                                                                                Winners signal their intention after 30 year absence.                                                                              Dromtarriffe 0-8   Milstreet 1-10                                                                                                                  Dromtarriffe: Pat O Sullivan, Seamus Buckley, Trevor Murphy, John O Connor, Tadgh O Shea, Jason Murphy,  Diarmuid O Sullivan, Michael John O Keeffe, (0-1),  Niall O Sullivan, (0-1), Donie Healy, (0-1), Tim O Sullivan, Seamus Hickey, Donagh Buckley, (0-2), Michael O Connell, (0-1). Subs David Angland, (0-2), John O Sullivan & Gearoid Murphy. Referee Donie O Connor Knocknagree.                                                                           

1999

2000

County millennium Football Championship                                                                                                 Dromtarriffe 5-15 Doneraile 0-5                                                                                                                               Team: Pat O'Sullivan, Jason Murphy, John O'Keeffe, John O'Connor, Don Healy, Trevor Murphy, Seamus O'Sullivan, John Duggan, John O'Sullivan, Declan O'Connor, Donagh Buckley, Niall O'Sullivan, Gearoid Murphy, Donie Healy, Seamus Hickey. Subs; Mick O'Connell, Vincent Browne and Michael Murphy.

LADIES FOOTBALL: Dromtariffe U16 footballers gave a star performance indefeating Kilshannig at Dromahoe recently. The home side won on a score of 6-12 to 0-3.

2001

SCHOOL COMPETITION: Dromtariffe Juv GAA club initiated a 6th class essay competition for the schools of the parish, pertaining to the history of GAA in Dromtariffe.                                                                           Deadlock at Dromahoe                                                                                                                                                         Dromtarriffe v Banteer -  final  score of 1-14 apiece.                                                                                              Team: Dromtariffe - K O'Riordan, E Buckley, L McCabe, A O'Connor, K Kelleher, N McAuliffe, Eamon O'Flynn, Dan McCabe, Alan Howard, Finbarr Cleary, Tony Buckley, Gary Piggott and Richard Brown (subs) John Paul Bourke.

Dromtariffe minors wrestle back title that they last held back in 1999                                                     Dromtariffe 2-10    Lyre 2-4.                                                                                                                            Dromtariffe: Kieran O'Riordan; Paul Tancred, John F Cremin, Dan McCabe; Kevin Healy, Danny O'Riordan, Aiden Buckley; Seamus O'Sullivan, Paddy Daly; MI Cullinane, MI O'Flynn, Seán O'Flynn; Eoin O'Sullivan, Tadhg Browne and Alan Howard.

 2002

Footballers go down to Glanmire in championship                                                                                           Glanmire  1-10     Dromtarriffe 1-5                                                                                                                                        Dromtariffe: P Tancred 1-0, M O'Flynn 0-3 (0-1 free), T Browne 0-2.   Team Kieran O'Riordan, Paul Tancred, John F Cremin, Dan McCabe, Kevin Healy, Danny O'Riordan, Aiden Buckley, Paddy Daly, Seamus O'Sullivan, Ml Cullinane, Michael O'Flynn, Alan Howard, Tadhg Browne, Sean O'Flynn, Eoin O'Sullivan. Sub Eamon O'Flynn

Ladies Football – Minors : At the second time of asking, Dromtarriffe finally captured the Minor B county final replay                                                                                                                                                                           Scorers: Dromtarriffe - Karen O'Flynn (1-1), Tara Galvin (1-2), Geraldine O'Flynn (1-5), Gillian O'Riordan (2-0).

 2002

Dromtariffe GAA began their Examiner Cup campaign in style, with a good win over Knocknagree in the latter teams ground on Sunday afternoon.

Team, D Cooney, P Tancred, J F Cremin, M J O'Keeffe, J A Browne, P Dennehy, V Browne, G Murphy, S O'Sullivan, M O'Flynn, G Murphy, N O'Sullivan, T Browne, I Buckley and D Buckley. Subs T Murphy for G Murphy, J O'Sullivan for M J O'Keeffe, D O'Connor for N O'Sullivan, T Cleary for I Buckley and P Daly for D Buckley      JAFC Semi Final Dromtarriffe   1-12   Kiskeam  3-11 to.

LADIES: Dromtarriffe ladies footballers defeated Donoughmore at Kanturk in the U16 premier county championship on Thursday last on a scoreline of 4-13 to 4-4. Team and scorers: Una Browne, Maura O'Connor, Ann Marie O'Connell, Joanne Murphy, Justin Lynam, Sarah Healy, Laura Fealey, Tara Galvin (0-3), Aine O'Sullivan, Thelma Hayes, Sandra O'Flynn (0-1), Orla O'Connor, Denise McSweeney, Geraldine O'Flynn (3-7) and Gillian O'Riordan (1-2).

2003 

U16 FC  Dromtarriffe 2-12   Freemount  4-2.                                                                                                           Team: C Mullane, A Dennehy, T Murphy, D Dunlea, L McCabe, D Dennehy, G Piggott, N O'Riordan, L Murphy, J Murphy, J O'Riordan, O Dennehy, P O'Connell.Subs: J Buckley, D McSweeney, B Bradley and C Nunan.

Dromtariffe and Rockchapel edge home in football thrillers 

Dromtariffe            1-11              Millstreet  1-10                                                                                                       Scorers — Dromtariffe: G Murphy 0-5 (0-4 frees), J O'Sullivan 0-3 (0-1 free), N O'Sullivan 1-0, P Daly, D Healy and T Browne 0-1 each.                                                                                                                                                 Team — Dromtariffe: K O'Riordan; C Murphy, V Browne, P Tancred, D Healy, D McCabe, S O'Sullivan, G Burns, P Daly, N O'Sullivan, D O'Connor, S O'Flynn, G Murphy, J O'Sullivan, T Browne. Subs: T Murphy for Tancred, T O'Sullivan for O'Connor.

Dromtariffe prove too taxing for Rockchapel

DROMTARIFFE      1-13                 ROCKCHAPEL           2-7

Scorers — Dromtariffe: G Murphy 1-3 (0-1 free), J O'Sullivan 0-3 (0-2 frees), P Daly and N O'Sullivan 0-3 each, G Burns 0-1.                                                                                                                                                                     Team — Dromtariffe: K O'Riordan; V Browne, C Murphy, D McCabe; A Buckley, T Murphy, D Healy; D O'Connor, G Burns; T O'Sullivan, N O'Sullivan, P Daly; G Murphy, J O'Sullivan, T Browne. Sub: M J O'Keeffe for McCabe.

2004-.

The Brian Cronin Memorial U10 football blitz will commence on this Saturday at Rathcoole on this Saturday, October 16..

DROMTARRIFFE GAA: On October 3, last, the Duhallow football final was a great disappointment to all followers of Dromtarriffe GAA when they went down in their second successive Duhallow Championship final when they lost out to Cullen.

DROMTARRIFFE LADIES CLUB: Dromtariffe U12's in their first year captured the North Cork C League title in a hard-fought win against a determined Dromina Girls team. Dromtarriffe 3-05 Dromina 1-02.                                                                                                                                                                                    Team: Andrea McAuliffe (capt), Neila Cronin, Rachel O'Brien, Allannah Barry, Kathleen O'Leary, Sheila O' Riordan, Rachel O'Keeffe, Sarah O' Keeffe, Anna O'Reilly, Muireann O' Keeffe, Marie Murphy, Siobhan Buckley, Jessica O'Connell, Michaella Mc Mahon, Elle Marie Cronin, Avril Harty, Anna Byrnes, Maura Murphy, Kayleigh Sheehan, Michelle Mc Kerring, Sharon O'Sullivan, Alison O' Connell, and Denise O'Riordan.

2005

Dromtariffe Ladies Football: Dromtariffe U-12 football.                                                                             Dromtariffe 5-13 Boherbue 1-2                                                                                                                      Dromtariffe 5-8 Mitchelstown 1-0..                                                                                                                                  Team: Sinead Dineen, Aine Herlihy, Rachel O Brien, Michelle McKeering, Allannah Barry, Mary Rosa Keane, Kayleigh Sheehan, Anna Jean O Reilly, Maire Murphy, Rachel O Keeffe, Maire Murphy, Muireann O Keeffe, Elle Maria Cronin, Siobhan Buckley (capt), Jessica O Connell.

Dromtariffe Junior B Ladies Dromtariffe 5-8 Donoughamore 0-4.                                                                    Scorers: Amanda O'Sullivan 3-1, Sarah Healy 1-3. Tara Galvin 0-3, Cliona O'Shea 1-0 and Sandra O'Flynn 0-1.

SCHOOLS VICTORY FOR DROMAGH:

Dromagh National School captured the Duhallow 7-side Rural Schools football final when they had a fine win over Knockaclarig on a score-line of 8-09 to 4-05 at Cullen recently.  Team: Aaron O'Halloran, Bernie Daly, Tony O'Flynn, Shane McAuliffe, Stephen Corbett, Peter McCabe, Gavin O'Sullivan. (Sub.) Sean Cremin.

DROMTARIFFE LADIES FOOTBALL: 

Dromtariffe Junior B Ladies entered the Junior A Championship      Dromtariffe 1-03 Mourneabbey 3-12.

 Dromtariffe U 16 Ladies played their first match of the Championship in Donoughmore against Castlemagner on Sunday. Dromtariffe scored a great win - Dromtariffe 2-09 Castlemagner 2-03. Team: Deirdre O Connor, Alison Duggan, Lisa Kelleher, Karen O Brien, Alien O Connell, Una Brown, Elanor O Riordan, Chantelle Cleary, Cliona O Shea, Orla O Connor, Amanda O Sullivan, Norita O Leary, Catriona Hickey, Carol O Connor and Ciara McAuliffe. Subs Used: Shielah O Riordan, Gretta Lane and Laura Zincer. Other Subs: Aisling O' Brien, Laura Cronin, Avril Harty, Andrea Mc'Auliffe

2006

U21 Dromtarriffe lost to Newmarket 0-4 to 0-11

 U12 B championship when they had an exciting win over Croke Rovers at Rathcoole 3-05 to 1-05                                                                                                                                                      

DROMTARIFFE G.A.A. -JUNIOR B. DECIDER
Dromtariffe Junior B. footballers failed in their quest to capture their third championship in a row when they went down to Rockchapel by four points on Sunday last.                                                                                                 Team- Derry Cooney, Paul Tancred, Eugene Burns, Darren McSweeney, Stephen Mullane, Ml. J. O'Keeffe, Diarmuid O'Sullivan, Paddy Daly, John Duggan, Tony Buckley, Eamonn O'Flynn, Noel O'Riordan, Owen Dennehy, Sean O'Flynn, Richard Browne

2007

Minor FL at Dromtarriffe         01/04/07     Dromtarriffe 1-7  Newmarket 0-8

JAFL       at Newmarket           28/05/07     Dromtarriffe  2-7   Newmarket 2-12        

U12 B Hurling League Champions ,

U12BHL Final  at Kilbrin        03/09/07     Dromtarriffe  7-10  Newmarket 6-2

U12BHC Final at Millstreet    28/10/07      Dromtarriffe 1-5    Newmarket 5-6

2008

JAFL at  Rathcoole               17/02/08         Dromtarriffe 1-7       Newmarket 1-7     

U21 FC S/F  at Rathcoole      13/04/08        Dromtarriffe 1-7       Newmarket 1-11

JAFL ¼ final at Cullen          28/05/08         Dromtarriffe  0-14    Newmarket  0-6

JAFC  at Boherbue                11/07/08         Dromtarriffe 0-15     Newmarket 0-10

JBHL at Rathcoole                11/08/08         Dromtarriffe 0-6       Newmarket 1-9                                        Highlights   Junior B football league winners, U14 B Hurling League Champions,  U12 League Champions , U11 Bride Rovers Blitz Champions.

DROMTARIFFE G.A.A. — Junior B Hurling Championship

Despite a brave fight back by the Junior B hurlers, they were narrowly defeated by Kanturk in the championship played in Tullylease. Final Score Dromtarriffe 2-14 Kanturk 3-12.

Team and Scorers Colin Mullane, Pa Dennehy, Pat O'Connell, Kieran O'Flynn, Cormac Galvin, Vincent Browne, Neil Galvin ( 0-1), Owen Dennehy ( 0- 1) Brian O'Connor ( 1- 1) Michael John O'Keeffe (0-6; 0-5 frees) Noel O'Riordan (0-5) Neil Moynihan, Chris Ryan and John Howard (1-0).Subs used: Darren McSweeney for C Galvin; Tadgh Browne for O'Flynn and Finbarr Cleary for C Ryan.

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DROMTARIFFE Juvenile GAA Club -  The winners of the school's essay competition were Michael O'Callaghan, Rathcoole; Kayleigh Duncliffe, Rathcoole, and Tadhg O'Sullivan, Derrinagree.

2009

U21 AFC at Rathcoole               21/03/09            Dromtarriffe 1-3       Newmarket 0-12

MBHL at  Rathcoole                  23/04/09            Dromtarriffe 3-18     Newmarket 2-4

U16FL  at Newmarket                26/06/09            Dromtarriffe  3-7      Newmarket 2-13

Duhallow Minor C Hurling winners.                                                                                                      MCHC  Final at Rathcoole         21/08/09            Dromtarriffe 0-14     Newmarket 1-7

U14 Championship winners                                                                                                          U14AHC Final at Kanturk         27/09/09            Dromtarriffe 5-11     Newmarket 3-8

Highlights: Minor County Finalists ....U16 Hurling League winners.. U12 Duhallow league and County League / Championship winners.

Dromtarriffe Under 12s win county title 

DROMTARRIFFE COUNTY CHAMPIONS: Dromtarriffe won the U-12 County Hurling Championship at the first time of asking when they had a four point win over Arigeen Rangers of Timoleague in a thrilling encounter at Kilmichael on Saturday last.                                                                                                                                        Team: Gavin O'Keeffe, David O'Connor, Jack Murphy, Kate O'Keeffe, Derry Flynn, Sean Howard, Conor Cremin, Mark Dennehy, Jack Buckley, Evan Murphy, David Murphy, Tomas Howard. Subs: Dean Condon, Sean Guerin, David Dunlea and Clare O'Keeffe.

DROMTARIFFE JUVENILE GAA: Dromtariffe U-14 footballers captured the Duhallow championship when they had nine points to spare over Millstreet at the end in a good competitive game played under lights at Millstreet.

Team: Padraigh O'Callaghan, Michael Healy, Michael O'Brien, Gavin Downey Colum Fitzpatrick, Denis O'Donoghue, Brian Kearney, Sean Cremin, Aaron Daly, Stephen Buckley, Stephen O'Keeffe, Mark O'Connor, Conor Cremin, James Bourke and Peadar Duggan. Subs: Donagh O'Shea, Billy O'Donoghue, Jack Buckley, Michael O'Callaghan, Steven Murphy, James O'Connor, Daniel Vaughan and Jack McCabe.

DROMTARIFFE U12 HURLING CHAMPIONSHIP: Dromtariffe u12 hurlers had to give best to Millstreet in the B championship final played at Millstreet last Saturday. Playing with a strong wind Millstreet let by five points at half time. Turning to avail of the conditions Dromtariffe were hopeful of causing an upset with Jack Murphy pointing early on. However two goals midway through the half put Millstreet in the driving seat eventually running out comfortable winners.

Newmarket defeated by Dromtarriffe in opening minor hurling league game                                                            Newmarket were defeated by Dromtarriffe in their opening minor hurling league game at Rathcoole by 3-18 to 2-4. 

HURLERS POINT WAY TO FIRST MINOR HURLING TITLE: Dromtarriffe captured their first ever title in the Minor grade when they had a historic four-point win at Rathcoole on Friday last when they saw off the challenge from Newmarket.Dromtariffe 0-6 Newmarket 1-2.. Tony McAuliffe on behalf of the Duhallow Board presented the cup to the Dromtariffe Captain.                                                                                                                                                                                            Team and Scorers: Dermot Cremin , Shane McAuliffe , Shane O'Riordan , Daniel O' Keeffe , Aaron O' Halloran ( Capt.)0-2 , Hayden O' Connor , Danny Mullane 0-2 , Sean O' Callaghan , Darragh Crowley , Pa. Murphy 0-3 , Gavin O'Sullivan 0-2, Shane Collins 0-2 , Darren O' Connor 0-3, Alan Dennehy , Mathew Daly , Brian O'Flynn , Stephen Corbett & Conor O' Donoghue. Management ; Michael John O' Keeffe, Pat O'Callaghan and Brendan O' Riordan                                                                                                                      County MCHC Semi-Final   Dromtarriffe 0-24 Ballyclough 4-08

Ulster Bank Co Minor "C" (12 a-side) Hurling Championship – Final

Cobh 4-12 Dromtarriffe 2-06

2010- Highlights Brian Cronin Shield winners, U12 hurling league winners, U14 Football Championship winners, U16 League winners , 5 players on Duhallow U16 County winning team. Junior B Football league winners. Minor Hurling County semi finalists . Minor Ladies C County winners.

November 25 2010 11:01 AM

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Glory day for Dromtarriffe-   Dromtariffe Minor Ladies Win

COUNTY TITLE: Our minor ladies are the new 13 a side Minor football champions following a close win over a determined Midleton side at Mourneabbey on Sunday last. Dromtarriffe  4-11  Middleton  4-9.                                                                                                                                                                                                                   Captain Emer Kerins accepted the cup from county board chairman Brian Enright. In her speech, Emer thanked all those involved in the training and management of the team. A special mention was also given to team member Christine Dilworth who was unable to make the game.                                                                                                                                                                                   Team: Andrea Mc Auliffe, Rachael O'Brien, Anna Jean O'Reilly, Anna Byrnes, Kelly Murphy, Sheila O'Riordan (0-1), Emer Byrnes, Kayleigh Sheehan, Emer Kerins, Katie O'Dea (1-4), Allanah Barry (0-1), Orla Kiely (0-1), Marie Murphy (3-4); subs: Kate O'Keeffe, Alison O'Connell, Siobhan Buckley, Laura O'Dea, Mary O'Flynn, Sophie O'Leary, Shauna Murphy, Sarah O'Keeffe.

2011.

Sharper Knocknagree take Nevin Cup from Dromtariffe                                                                       DROMTARIFFE: D Cooney; D Dennehy, C Murphy, V Browne; C O'Mahony, D McCabe, S Mullane; E O'Flynn, L McCabe; S Collins, P Dennehy 1-0, P Daly; G Murphy 0-3, E Dennehy 1-1, N O'Riordan. Subs: N O'Sullivan for O'Riordan, S Murphy for O'Mahony, C Galvin for Collins, S O'Callaghan for S Mullane, D Mullane for P Dennehy.

Dromtarriffe U16 A Footballers who defeated Tomas Russell's ( Kilshannig) in the North Cork U16 A football final on Saturday. Dromtarriffe eased passed Kilshannig last Saturday morning in Newmarket with a score of 3-8 to 1-6 to win out the Northern Division A championship U16 football final.

Dromtarriffe U12 girls are into the county semi-final after defeating St Colemans on a score line of Dromtarriffe 3-04 to St Colemans 1-03.                                                                                                                    Team and Scorers: Cáit O'Callaghan, Aoife O'Leary, Sinead Feeley, Ciara Murphy, Donna O'Reilly, Martina O'Donoghue, Dervla Murphy, Katie Murphy, Claire O'Keeffe, Emily O'Connell, Chloe Collins, Lauryn Kiely, Aoife Buckley, Mary Buckley, Erin Lawlor. Subs: Michelle Cleary, Emma O'Keeffe, Joye Mullane, Elmarie Kelleher, Katie Hickey, Nora O'Sullivan, Marie O'Neill, Mia O'Flynn and Patricia Desmond.

2012

DROMTARRIFFE MINORS CLAIM COUNTY HONOURS:                                                                                            Rebel Og Minor B Football County League title.                                                                                                    Final score Dromtarriffe 010 Western Gaels 1-5. Kevin Mcsweeney accepted the New Cup on behalf of his team.

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Dromtarriffe 2-7   Bantry 9 points. The panel would like to express a massive thanks to Mick Byrnes, Jerry Pat O'Leary, Anthony Barry and Mary McAuliffe for their commitment and faith throughout the year. The panel is as follows: Sophie O'Leary, Alison O'Connell, AnnMarie O'Connell, Emma Coleman, Sheilah O'Riordan, Annajean O'Reilly, Eleanor O'Riordan, Tara Galvin 0-1, Alanna Barry 01, Jessica O'Connell, Katie O'Dea 04, Gillian O'Riordan, Christine Dilworth 1-0, Marie Murphy 1-1 , Justina Lynam, Chantel Cleary, Kate O'Keeffe, Laura Feeley, Aileen Duggan, Noride O'Leary, Andrea McAuliffe, Andrea McAuliffe, Shauna Murphy, Erica O'Connell, Emer Feeley, Ellen McAuliffe, Sarah O'Keeffe and Susan O'Keeffe

2013

Duhallow JAFC          Dromtariffe 1-8   Knocknagree 0-6                                                                                                          Rebel Og Northern Region MAHC final  Dromtarriffe 0-18 Ballyhea 2-10                                 DROMTARRIFFE: M O'Brien, P Duggan, S McSweeney, P O'Callaghan, J Murphy 0-2, B O'Gorman, M Healy, S O'Keeffe, K Cremin, S Howard 0-10 (0-7f, 0-1 '65') S Cremin, J Burke, M O'Connor 0-1, A Daly, S Aherne 0-3. Subs: C Cremin 0-2 for J Burke, D Condon for P O'Callaghan (inj).

2014

JAFC Lyre 1-13                  Dromtarriffe

Rebel Og County Minor B Hurling Championship           Semi Final

Carraig na bhFear 2-07 Dromtarriffe 1-07

U16CHC  Dromtarriffe 1-17   Shamrocks 2-10

 2015

Duhallow U-21 "B" Football Championship Final:

Dromtarriffe 0-10  ------ Kiskeam 1-6.

Dromtarriffe: M O'Shea; D Vaughan, M O'Brien, S Howard; J Murphy, C O'Donaghue, A Dennehy; A Daly, A Buckley; D O'Donaghue, D O'Keeffe 0-6 (0-5f), M Healy 0-1; S McSweeney 0-1, P Duggan, M O'Connor 0-2(0-1f). Sub. B Daly for Dennehy(inj).

Slicker Dromtarriffe turnover misfiring Castlemagner –                          Dromtarriffe 2-12 - Castlemagner 0-10     JAFC     

DROMTARRIFFE: D O'Sullivan; C O'Mahony, M O'Brien, D Dennehy; C O'Donaghue, V Browne 0-1, J Murphy; S O'Sullivan, A Daly; A Buckley, N O'Sullivan 0-1, D O'Donaghue; G Murphy 1-2, D O'Keeffe 1-6 (0-1f), D O'Connor 0-1. Subs: O Dennehy for Buckley (39 bc), S Murphy 0-1 for O Dennehy (41 bc), A O'Halloran for N O'Sullivan(57 inj).

attling St Finbarr's show steel

JBHC   Battling St Finbarrs show steel     St Finbarr's 1-10 Dromtarriffe 1-9

2016

Brian Cronin Tournament

Duarigle Gaels savoured outright triumph on a fantastic win over Thomas Russells in the U10 Football Tournament for the prestigious Brian Cronin Memorial Cup hosted by Dromtariffe Juvenile GAA at Rathcoole last Saturday..

O'Connor's goal propels Boherbue past Dromtarriffe                     Dromtarriffe 2-6 Boherbue 3-6

DROMTARRIFFE: M O'Shea; S Howard, L McCabe, V Browne; J Murphy, C O'Donaghue, C O'Callaghan; S O'Sullivan 1-0, A Buckley 0-1; D O'Donaghue 1-0, D O'Connor 0-1, M Healy 0-1; D O'Keeffe 0-2, O Dennehy, N O'Sullivan. Subs: G Murphy for N O'Sullivan (37), A Daly for McCabe (48 bc), S Cremin for O'Keeffe (59).

Semi-final heartbreak for Dromtariffe     County JBHC semi-final Dromtarriffe 2-13                 Whitechurch 1-21 

DROMTARRIFFE: D Cremin, D O'Donoghue, M O'Brien, S McSweeney, N Galvin, J Murphy 1-1, A Daly, S Howard 0-5 (0-2f) D O'Connor, O Dennehy 0-1, D O'Keeffe 0-3, M O'Connor, S Cremin 0-2, D Mullane 0-1, G O'Sullivan Subs: S O'Callaghan 1-0 for D Mullane (inj) J Buckley for N Galvin, P O'Connell for D O'Donoghue, S O'Riordan for A Daly

Dromtariffe shock Kanturk to reach Under-21 final                                              Duhallow U-21 HC semi-final Dromtariffe 1-12 Kanturk 0-7

DROMTARIFFE: M O'Brien; D O'Donoughue, S McSweeney, J Buckley; B O'Gorman, K Cremin, G O'Keeffe; S Howard 0-4 (3f), M O'Connor 0-1; S Ahern, J Murphy 0-3, A Daly 1-0; E Murphy 0-4, P O'Callaghan, M O'Callaghan. Subs: D O'Connor for M O'Callaghan, M Dennehy for O'Keeffe.

2017

County U-21 'C' Football Championship Semi Final: Dromtariffe    5-17    Clonakilty B 1-6

County U-21 'C' Football Championship Final: Dromtariffe 1-14 St. Kevins 2-8

DROMTARIFFE: M Dennehy; B O'Keeffe, S Howard, Con O'Callaghan; E Mernagh 0-1, T Howard, G O'Keeffe; Conor O'Callaghan 0-2, M Healy 0-1; M Lynes 1-1, S McSweeney 0-1, C Cremin 0-1; E Murphy 0-5(0-1f), J Buckley 0-1, C O'Sullivan 0-1f. Subs: J Murphy for Buckley (20), M O'Connor for O'Sullivan (27), A Downey for O'Keeffe (28, b/c), J Buckley for Lynes (54), D Desmond for Murphy (60, b/c).

2018

Duhallow JAHLNewmarket 2-13 Dromtarriffe 0-19   Rathcoole May 18th

Twohigs SuperValu Junior A Hurling League S/F

Banteer 4-16

Dromtarriffe 1-24 (AET)

2018 DUCON CUP FINAL

Boherbue 2-14

Dromtarriffe 1-10

Played at Millstreet GAA

DROMTARIFFE: D Mann; C O'Mahony, C Cremin, T Howard; Con O'Callaghan, B O'Keeffe, E Mernagh; A Buckley, S O'Sullivan; E Murphy 0-2(0-1f, 0-1'45), D O'Donoughue, J Buckley; S Collins 0-5 (0-4f), D O'Keeffe 1-3 (0-1f), Conor O'Callaghan Subs: C O'Donoughue for S O'Sullivan, D Desmond for J Buckley, V Browne for B O'Keeffe, J Murphy for Con O'Callaghan, G O'Keeffe for D O'Donoughue

All too easy for Dromtariffe against Kanturk

E Tarrant & Sons Skoda JAFC: Dromtariffe 4-20 Kanturk 1-5

DROMTARIFFE: D Mann; C O'Mahony, C Cremin, D Dennehy; Con O'Callaghan, J Murphy, T Howard; A Buckley, S O'Sullivan; D O'Donoughue 0-4, E Murphy 0-5, J Buckley; K O'Sullivan 1-3(0-1f), D O'Keeffe 2-6 (0-4f), Conor O'Callaghan 0-1 Subs: M Healy 0-1 for K O'Sullivan, G Murphy 1-0 for S O'Sullivan(inj).

Classy Dromtariffe savour historic Duhallow hurling title                                   Junior 'A' Hurling Championship Final: Dromtariffe 2-17 Newmarket 0-16

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.DROMTARIFFE: D Cremin; S McSweeney, M O'Gorman, D O'Connor; B O'Gorman, C O'Callaghan 0-1, E Mernagh; K Cremin 0-2, M O'Connor 0-3; T Howard 0-2, S Howard 0-4 (3f), E Murphy 0-1; J O'Sullivan 0-2, C Cremin 1-2, D O'Keeffe 1-0. Sub. J Murphy for E Mernagh (25).

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Dromtarriffe 2-9, Kilmacabea 2-8

Scorers for Dromtarriffe:

D O'Connor (2-0), D O'Keeffe (0-5, 4f), S Collins (1f), C O'Callaghan, E Murphy and J Murphy (0-1 each).

DROMTARRIFFE:D Mann, C O'Mahony, C Cremin, S Howard, T Howard, J Murphy, B O'Keeffe, A Buckley, S O'Sullivan, E Murphy, D Donoghue, M Healy, C O'Callaghan, S Collins, D O'Keeffe.Subs:M O'Connor for Healy (21st ), J Buckley for T Howard (black card, 38), V Browne for Murphy (blood, 38-40), D O'Connor for Collins (43 mins), G Murphy for O'Sullivan (62). Referee:Pat O'Leary (Kilmurray).

2019

U21C Title for Robert Emmets

Robert Emmets 5-9, Dromtariffe 1-13

DROMTARIFFE: M Dennehy; R Daly, B O'Keeffe 0-1, G O'Keeffe; B Murphy 0-2, T Howard, O Harty; C O'Callaghan 0-5(0-3f), K O'Sullivan 0-1; M Lynes 1-0, E Murphy 0-3(0-2f), M Sheehan; J O'Connell 0-1, A Downey, D O'Leary. Sub. J Leader for J O'Connell.

Duhallow School 2019 Finals

Cullen 4-12 Derrinagree 3-6

DERRINAGREE: A Healy, T Meaney, F Murphy, B Murphy, S O'Leary, E O'Riordan, J Pudelko, P Kiely, L O'Keeffe, O O'Keeffe, R O'Keeffe, F O'Riordan, D O'Sullivan, C Carver, J Kelly, T Kelly, D Kiely, W McCarthy, C Murphy, S O'Flynn, P O'Keeffe, D O'Leary, M O'Mahony

Dromagh 3-9  Cloghoula 4-3

DROMAGH: D McAuliffe, D O'Sullivan, C Daly, B Philpott, N Tarrant, R Murphy, J Buckley, J Davidson.

Derrinagree 4-9  Lyre 2-1

DERRINAGREE: N O'Keeffe, D O'Riordan, T Carver, E McCarthy, E Rainsford, A Murphy, C Maliza, M Flynn, E O'Mahony, K O'Keeffe, C O'Connor, E Healy, C Murphy, E Sheahan, A O'Riordan, U Vaughan.