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All-Ireland Ladies' Club Football Championship

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The All-Ireland Ladies' Club Football Championship is the ladies' Gaelic football competition for club football teams. The winners are awarded the Dolores Tyrrell Memorial Cup.

All-Ireland Ladies' Club Football Championship
CodeLadies' Football
Founded1977
TrophyDolores Tyrrell Memorial Cup
Title holdersKilkerrin-Clonberne (3rd title)
Most titlesBallymacarbry – Waterford (10 titles)

Senior championships

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Senior finals listed by year

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Year Venue Winning team County Score Losing team County Score
2023[1] Croke Park Kilkerrin-Clonberne Galway 0-18 Ballymacarbry Waterford 1-09
2022[2] Croke Park Kilkerrin-Clonberne Galway 0-13 Donaghamoyne Monaghan 0-07
2021 Birr Kilkerrin-Clonberne Galway 1-11 Mourneabbey Cork 1-07
2019 Gaelic Grounds Mourneabbey Cork 2-09 Kilkerrin-Clonberne Galway 0-14
2018 Parnell Park Mourneabbey Cork 1-13 Foxrock–Cabinteely Dublin 1-06
2017[3] Parnell Park Carnacon Mayo 0-15 Mourneabbey Cork 1-10
2016[4][5] Parnell Park Donaghmoyne Monaghan 2-09 Foxrock–Cabinteely Dublin 0-08
2015[6] Parnell Park Donaghmoyne Monaghan 0-11 Mourneabbey Cork 0-08
2014[7] Tuam Termon Donegal 3-12 Mourneabbey Cork 1-13
2013[8] Carrick-on-Shannon Carnacon Mayo 1-06 Donaghmoyne Monaghan 0-08
2012[9] Ballinamore Donaghmoyne Monaghan 1-10 Carnacon Mayo 1-05
2011[10] Ballymahon Carnacon Mayo 2-12 Na Fianna Dublin 2-04
2010[11] Cashel Inch Rovers Cork 0-09 Carnacon Mayo 0-07
2009[12] Banagher Donaghmoyne Monaghan 2-07 Donoughmore Cork 1-08
2008[13] O'Connor Park Carnacon Mayo 2-11 Inch Rovers Cork 2-06
2007[14] Banagher Carnacon Mayo 2-14 Inch Rovers Cork 1-06
2006[15] Dromard Donaghmoyne Monaghan 1-11 Carnacon Mayo 0-13
2005[16] Drogheda Ballyboden St Endas Dublin 1-06 Donaghmoyne Monaghan 0-06
2004[17] Birr Ballyboden St Enda's Dublin 2-07 Donoughmore Cork 1-09
2003[18] Nowlan Park Donoughmore Cork 2-14 Seneschalstown Meath 1-06
2002[15] Mullingar Carnacon Mayo 2-14 Carrickmore Tyrone 0-10
2001[19] Birr Donoughmore Cork 3-06 Ballyboden St Enda's Dublin 0-08
2000[20] St Loman's, Mullingar Monaghan Harps Monaghan 2-07 Timahoe Laois 1-03
1999r[21]

1999d[22]

Portarlington Shelmaliers Wexford 3-08 Hollymount Mayo 3-04
Lusmagh Shelmaliers Wexford 1-06 Hollymount Mayo 1-06
1998[23] Birr Ballymacarbry Waterford 2-15 Portobello Dublin 0-08
1997[24] New Ross Ballymacarbry Waterford 5-10 Shelmaliers Wexford 0-03
1996[15] Pairc Tailteann Shelmaliers Wexford 3-09 St. Eunan's Donegal 1-07
1995[25] Fraher Field Ballymacarbry Waterford 4-12 Parnells London 1-04
1994[26] Semple Stadium Ballymacarbry Waterford 3-12 Rochfortbridge Westmeath 1-06
1993[27] Semple Stadium Ballymacarbry Waterford 2-12 Crettyard Laois 1-02
1992[28] Athy Ballymacarbry Waterford 3-08 Rochfortbridge Westmeath 1-02
1991[29] Dr Cullen Park Ballymacarbry Waterford 0-09 Rochfortbridge Westmeath 1-04
1990[30] Semple Stadium Ballymacarbry Waterford 4-09 St. Grellan's Galway 0-03
1989[31] Athy Ballymacarbry Waterford 0-09 Rochfortbridge Westmeath 0-03
1988[32] Callan Adamstown Wexford 2-06 Ballymacarbry Waterford 1-04
1987[33] O'Connor Park Ballymacarbry Waterford 4-10 Hollymount Mayo 1-02
1986 Tipperary The Heath Laois 3-04 Castleisland Kerry 1-05
1985 Cashel The Heath Laois 3-02 Ballymacarbry Waterford 1-06
1984[34][35] The Heath St Enda's Cork 2-04 The Heath Laois 1-05
1983 [36] The Heath Castleisland Kerry 0-09 The Heath Laois 1-05
1982[37] Geashill Galway Gaels Galway 4-04 Rochfortbridge Westmeath 1-02
1981[38] Watergrasshill Watergrasshill Cork 1-02 Galway Gaels Galway 1-01
1980[39][40] Dolla Castleisland Kerry 2-07 Rochfortbridge Westmeath 3-01
1979[41][15] Portarlington Newtownshandrum Cork 1-07 Mullahoran Cavan 0-02
1978[42] Portarlington Newtownshandrum Cork 4-06 Mullahoran Cavan 1-09
1977[43] Pearse Park Mullahoran Cavan 4-05 St Comans Roscommon 2-01
  • Ladies' national website incorrectly states that in 1977 Mullahoran beat Newtownshandrum.

Summary of All-Ireland champions

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By club

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Team County Winners Years won Runners-up Years runners-up
Ballymacarbry Waterford 10 1987, 1989, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1997, 1998 3 1985, 1988, 2023
Carnacon Mayo 6 2002, 2007, 2008, 2011, 2013, 2017 3 2006, 2010, 2012
Donaghmoyne Monaghan 5 2006, 2009, 2012, 2015, 2016 3 2005, 2013, 2022
Kilkerrin-Clonberne Galway 3 2021, 2022, 2023 1 2019
Mourneabbey Cork 2 2018, 2019 4 2014, 2015, 2017, 2021
The Heath Laois 2 1985, 1986 2 1983, 1984
Donoughmore Cork 2 2001, 2003 2 2004, 2009
Castleisland Kerry 2 1980, 1983 1 1986
Shelmaliers Wexford 2 1996, 1999 1 1997
Ballyboden St Endas Dublin 2 2004, 2005 1 2001
Newtownshandrum Cork 2 1978, 1979 0
Mullahoran Cavan 1 1977 2 1978, 1979
Inch Rovers Cork 1 2010 2 2007, 2008
Galway Gaels Galway 1 1982 1 1981
Watergrasshill Cork 1 1981 0
St Enda's Cork 1 1984 0
Adamstown Wexford 1 1988 0
Monaghan Harps Monaghan 1 2000 0
Termon Donegal 1 2014 0
Rochfortbridge Westmeath 0 6 1980, 1982, 1989, 1991, 1992, 1994
Hollymount Mayo 0 2 1987, 1999
Foxrock Cabinteely Dublin 0 2 2016, 2018
St Coman's Roscommon 0 1 1977
St Grellan's Galway 0 1 1990
Crettyard Laois 0 1 1993
Parnells London 0 1 1995
St Eunan's Donegal 0 1 1996
Portobello Dublin 0 1 1998
Timahoe Laois 0 1 2000
Carrickmore Tyrone 0 1 2002
Seneschalstowm Meath 0 1 2003
Na Fianna Dublin 0 1 2011

Senior titles listed by county

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L, M, U, C refer to Leinster/Munster/Ulster/Connacht championships won by teams from the county.

# County All-Irelands Finalists L M U C Last All-Ireland/provincial winners
1 10 3 – 16 – – Ballymacarbry, 1998 / Ballymacarbry, 2023
2
  Cork clubs[44]
 9 8 – 24 – – Mourneabbey, 2019 / Mourneabbey, 2021
3
  Mayo clubs[45]
 6 5 – – – 25 Carnacon, 2017 / Carnacon, 2017
6 3 – – 18 – Donaghmoyne, 2015 / Donaghmoyne, 2022
5
  Galway* clubs[45]
 4 3 – – – 16 Kilkerrin-Clonberne, 2023 / Kilkerrin-Clonberne, 2023
6
  Wexford clubs
3 1 7 – – – Shelmaliers, 1999 / Shelmaliers, 2012
7
  Laois clubs
 2 4 14 – – – The Heath, 1986 / Sarsfields, 2014
  Dublin clubs
 2 5 16 – – – Ballyboden St Endas, 2005 / Kilmacud Crokes, 2023
2 1 – 3 – – Castleisland, 1983 / Castleisland, 1986
10 1 2 – – 8 – Mullahoran, 1977 / Cnoc Bríd, 2003
  Donegal clubs[46]
 1 1 – – 6 – Termon, 2014 / Termon, 2014
12
  Westmeath clubs
 0 6 7 – – – Rochfortbridge, 1994
  Meath clubs
 0 1 2 – – – Dunboyne, 2021
  Tyrone clubs[46]
 0 1 – – 5 – St Macartans, 2017
  Roscommon clubs[45]
 0 1 – – – 3 Clann na Gael, 1995
  Offaly clubs
 0 0 1 – – – Tullamore, 1981
  Clare clubs[44]
 0 0 – 2 – – The Banner, 2013
  Tipperary clubs[44]
 0 0 – 1 – – Loughmore, 1977
  Armagh clubs[46]
 0 0 – – 1 – Clann Éireann, 2023
  • Galway deducted one All Ireland title (1984/85) and one Connacht title (1984).
  • Mullahoran won the Ulster title or had no competition to represent Ulster from 1977 to 1983 inclusive.

Senior titles listed by province

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Province All-Irelands Finalists Most recent winning team Most recent finalist
  Munster clubs 21 12 Mourneabbey (Cork), 2019 Ballymacarbry (Waterford), 2023
  Connacht* clubs 10 8 Kilkerrin-Clonberne (Galway), 2023 Kilkerrin-Clonberne (Galway), 2019
  Ulster clubs 8 7 Donaghamoyne (Monaghan), 2016 Donaghamoyne (Monaghan), 2022
  Leinster clubs 7 17 Ballyboden St Endas (Dublin), 2005 Foxrock-Cabinteeley (Dublin), 2018
  London clubs 0 1 – Parnells (London), 1995
  • Connacht deducted one All Ireland title (Galway Gaels 1984/85).

Intermediate championships

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Junior championships

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References

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Outside Sources

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