2004–05 All-Ireland Junior Club Hurling Championship

The 2004–05 All-Ireland Junior Club Hurling Championship was the second staging of the All-Ireland Junior Club Hurling Championship since its establishment by the Gaelic Athletic Association in 2002.

On 28 March 2005, Galmoy won the championship following a 2–18 to 0–9 defeat of Oran in the final.[1]

Results

Final
12 December 2004 Final Oran 1-08 - 1-06 Skehana

First round
30 October 2004 First round Kilcoole 0-19 - 0-08 Ros Glas
30 October 2004 First round Clonguish 2-06 - 2-15 Trumera Pearse Park
13 November 2004 First round Galmoy 3-22 - 0-08 Palatine Galmoy GAA Grounds

Quarter-final
27 November 2004 Quarter-final St Oliver Plunkett's 1-09 - 0-04 Clann na nGael
27 November 2004 Quarter-final Ballygarrett 5-09 - 0-04 Kilcoole
27 November 2004 Quarter-final Belmont 1-09 - 1-14 Galmoy Moystown GAA Grounds
28 November 2004 Semi-final Trumera 1-13 - 1-09 St. Patrick's O'Moore Park

Semi-finals
4 December 2004 Semi-final Trumera 3-08 - 2-08 Ballygarrett O'Moore Park
5 December 2004 Semi-final St Oliver Plunkett's 0-02 - 2-14 Galmoy Cusack Park

Final
12 December 2004 Final Galmoy 0-14 - 0-08 Trumera Páirc Lachtáin

Quarter-finals
27 November 2004 Quarter-final Ennistymon 2-06 - 0-10 Ballyneale Ennistymon GAA Grounds
28 November 2004 Quarter-final Ballygarvan 1-13 - 1-09 Knockaderry Páirc Liam Mhic Cárthaigh

Semi-finals
4 December 2004 Semi-final Tramore 1-04 - 0-03 Ennistymon James McGinn Park
5 December 2004 Semi-final Kenmare Shamrocks 0-06 - 0-11 Ballygarvan Kenmare Shamrocks GAA Grounds

Final
12 December 2004 Final Ballygarvan 0-16 - 1-05 Tramore Páirc Mac Gearailt

Semi-finals
13 February 2005 Semi-final Galmoy 6-15 - 1-05 Shane O'Neills Páirc Naomh Uinseann
13 February 2005 Semi-final Oran 3-10 - 0-05 Ballygarvan MacDonagh Park

Final
28 March 2005 Final Galmoy 2–18 - 0–09 Oran Semple Stadium
P Russell 2–3, M Phelan 0–9, N Doherty 0–3, D Gray 0–2, M Brennan 0–1. Report C Kelly 0–5, A Kelly 0–4. Referee: J Gribben (Down)

References
  1. "Russell goals put Galmoy in control". Irish Independent. 29 March 2005. Retrieved 28 November 2017.


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