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Tony Tighe Personal information Sport Gaelic football Position Midfield,Forward Born Co. Cavan, Ireland Club(s) Years Club Mountnugent St Tiernach (Clones) Castlerahan Inter-county(ies) Years County Apps (scores) 1945-1953 Cavan 10-25 (55pts) Inter-county titles Ulster titles 6 All Irelands 3 NFL 1 All Stars 0 Anthony 'Tony' Tighe (1927–2004) was a former Gaelic football player for Cavan. He won three All-Ireland Senior Football Championship medals won in 1947, 48 and 1952 Playing career Tighe was 18 years old when he played at midfield on the Cavan team that lost the 1945 All-Ireland final to Cork. He played at right half-forward when Cavan beat Kerry in the 1947 All-Ireland final in the New York. He had a major impact on the result and scored 1 point.[1] He scored two goals in the 1948 final against Mayo and two more from the full forward position against arch rivals Meath in the 1952 drawn final, adding a point in the replayed victory. He also won 2 National Football League medal in 1947 & 1949. He collected 2 Railway Cup medal with Ulster in 1950 and '53.[2][3][4] Death Tony had attended the All-Ireland football fourth round qualifier between Cavan and Mayo in Hyde Park, Roscommon and was leaving the grounds when he collapsed and died shortly afterwards, aged 77. The funeral took place from the Sacred Heart Church, Clones to the Sacred Heart Cemetery.[5] References ^ [1] 1947 match report ^ "Celebrating 125 years of Footballing Excellence in Ulster: 125 - Cavan Player List". Irishnews125.blogspot.com. 2009-02-11. http://irishnews125.blogspot.com/2009/02/125-cavan-player-list.html. Retrieved 2010-06-26.  ^ "Cavan Obituaries 2006". Hoganstand.com. http://www.hoganstand.com/cavan/years/2006.aspx. Retrieved 2010-06-26.  ^ Cavan on Hoganstand.com ^ "Tributes pour in for Tony Tighe". Irish Independent. AccessMyLibrary. 2005-08-02. http://www.accessmylibrary.com/article-1G1-134791926/tributes-pour-tony-tighe.html. Retrieved 2010-06-26.  v · d · eCavan - All-Ireland Senior Football Champions 1947 (3rd title) 1 V. Gannon 2 W. Doonan | 3 B. O'Reilly | 4 P. Smith 5 J. Wilson | 6 J.J. O'Reilly(c) | 7 S. Deignan 8 P. J. Duke 9 P. Brady 10 A. Tighe | 11 M. Higgins | 12 C. McDyer 13 J. Stafford | 14 P. Donohoe | 15 T.P. O'Reilly v · d · eCavan - National Football League Champions 1948 (1st title) 1 S. Morris 2 W. Doonan | 3 B. O'Reilly | 4 P. Smith 5 O.R. McGovern  | 6 J.J. O'Reilly(c) | 7 S. Deignan 8 P. J. Duke 9 P. Brady 10 A. Tighe | 11 M. Higgins | 12 J.J. Cassidy 13 J. Stafford | 14 P. Donohoe | 15 E. Carolan v · d · eCavan - All-Ireland Senior Football Champions 1948 (4th title) 1 D. Benson 2 W. Doonan | 3 B. O'Reilly | 4 P. Smith 5 P. J. Duke  | 6 J.J. O'Reilly(c) | 7 S. Deignan 8 P. Brady 9 V. Sherlock 10 A. Tighe | 11 M. Higgins | 12 J.J. Cassidy 13 J. Stafford | 14 P. Donohoe | 15 E. Carolan sub O.R. McGovern Persondata Name Tighe, Tony Alternative names Short description Date of birth 1927 Place of birth Co. Cavan Date of death 2004 Place of death