Andrew O’Neill Cup dedicated

By tyronepro Tue 7th Jul

Andrew O’Neill Cup dedicated
Andrew O’Neill Cup dedicated

On Sunday in Croke Park, six great servants of the ancient game were immortalised, their names officially etched into the history of the Association.
Back in 2014, the GAA decided to name the cups presented to the winners of various hurling competitions in the U16, Minor and U21 grades.
After a consultation process and feedback from counties, the names of Richie McElligott (Ciarraí), Andrew O’Neill (Tír Eoghain), Peadar Ó Liatháin (An Mhí), Adrian Freeman (Maigh Eo) and Stephen Dorrigan (Liatroim) were selected.
The GAA is also using the occasion to recognise Adrian Murray (An Iarmhí), whose name adorns the All-Ireland U16B cup, which was presented to the GAA by his family a number of years back.
Ahead of Sunday’s Leinster final in Croke Park, in the presence of family members of those being remembered and Uachtarán CLG Aogán Ó Fearghail, the new cups were officially launched.
They will be presented to the winners of the various competitions for the first time this year, a fitting tribute to men who loved and lived for the game of hurling.
U21 C – Andrew O’Neill (Tír Eoghain)

Andrew O Neill was a young hurler from the Naomh Colm Chille club in Clonoe, Co. Tyrone who died tragically in Liverpool in 2010. He played at corner back on the Clonoe team that won their first championship in 2005.

5 July 2015; Uachtarán Chumann Lúthchleas Gael Aogán Ó Fearghail with, from left, Michael Kerr, Brendan O'Neill, Marc McAvoy and Ignatious O'Neill at the dedication of the 'Andrew O'Neill Cup' - U-21 C. Six trophies were renamed in honour of some great servants of the Association. Andrew O'Neill was a young hurler from Naomh Colm Chille club in Clonoe, Co Tyrone, who died tragically in Liverpool in 2010. He played corner back on the Clonoe team that won their first championship in 2005. Dedication of GAA Hurling Trophies. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Ray McManus / SPORTSFILE *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE ***

5 July 2015; Uachtarán Chumann Lúthchleas Gael Aogán Ó Fearghail with, from left, Michael Kerr, Brendan O’Neill, Marc McAvoy and Ignatious O’Neill at the dedication of the ‘Andrew O’Neill Cup’ – U-21 C. Six trophies were renamed in honour of some great servants of the Association. Andrew O’Neill was a young hurler from Naomh Colm Chille club in Clonoe, Co Tyrone, who died tragically in Liverpool in 2010. He played corner back on the Clonoe team that won their first championship in 2005. Dedication of GAA Hurling Trophies. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Ray McManus / SPORTSFILE *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE ***


5 July 2015; xxx, yyy, speaking during the dedication of aaa. Dedication of GAA Hurling Trophies. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Ray McManus / SPORTSFILE *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE ***

5 July 2015; xxx, yyy, speaking during the dedication of aaa. Dedication of GAA Hurling Trophies. Croke Park, Dublin. Picture credit: Ray McManus / SPORTSFILE *** NO REPRODUCTION FEE ***

By tyronepro Tue 7th Jul

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