7 different winners in Cavan in the last 25 years - Cavan Gaels, Mullahoran, Gowna, Kingscourt, Baileboro, Ramor and Laragh. I think only Baileboro won it once in that time.

Breffni40 (Cavan) - Posts: 12494 - 29/09/2009 10:37:49    439507

In Meath, Seneschalstown, O'Mahonies, Summerhill, Dunshaughlin, Kilmainhamwood,Dunderry,Blackhall Gaels, Dunboyne,Wolfe Tones,Gael Colmcille, Walterstown & Skryne have one the championship in the last 25 years and half of those were fist time winners I believe.

Diego (Meath) - Posts: 1210 - 29/09/2009 11:14:37    439547

The wood only one it once in meath

paudi (Meath) - Posts: 681 - 29/09/2009 11:36:49    439568

brefine39 "7 different winners in Cavan in the last 25 years - Cavan Gaels, Mullahoran, Gowna, Kingscourt, Baileboro, Ramor and Laragh. I think only Baileboro won it once in that time."

laragh only won it once in that time but 1984 was last last of their 3-in-a-row and they had won it in '79 also.

What about Armagh. I thin its only 7 there too. who is in the final this year now that cross are out. is it pearse og and clann na gael

s goldrick (Cavan) - Posts: 5522 - 29/09/2009 13:20:19    439709

Limerick, Football: Ten different champions since 1984 (Dromcollogher-Broadford, Ballylanders, Fr Caseys, Monaleen, UL, Galbally, Claughaun, Newcastlewest, Glenacurrane Rovers, St Kierans). One college team (UL, 1998) and one combination team (Glenacurrane, 1991). Six other clubs have played in the final (St Senans, Adare, Mungret, Athea, Hospital-Herbertstown, Askeaton). This year's final is between champions Drom-Broadford and 2006 winners Fr Caseys.

Hurling: Eight different champions since 1984 (Adare, Bruree, Garryspillane, Ahane, Patrickswell, Kilmallock, Ballybrown, Claughaun). Three other clubs have been beaten finalists (Croom, Doon, Cappamore). This year's semi-finalists are Adare (going for three-in-a-row), Emmets (divisional team from South Limerick, chasing their first), Na Piarsaigh (also chasing their first) and Murroe-Boher (last won in 1887 as Murroe, the longest wait in the GAA's history).

Although there has been a fair spread of titles in recent years, it was a different story up to the mid-1990s. Of the 33 hurling titles from 1965 to 1997, Patrickswell won 16, Kilmallock 6, South Liberties 4, Claughaun 3 and Killeedy 1. Claughaun won 12 football championships during the same period.

Prof Honeydew (Limerick) - Posts: 1110 - 29/09/2009 13:38:53    439725

9 different football winners in Galway in last 25 years

Corofin - 9
Tuam Stars - 4
Killererin - 3
Annaghdown - 3
Salthill - 2
Mountbellew/Moylough - 1
Monivea Abbeyknockmoy - 1
An Cheathrú Rua - 1
Caltra - 1

And 9 different hurling winners

Athenry - 8
Sarsfields - 5
Portumna - 4
Kiltormer - 2
Castlegar - 1
Loughrea - 1
Turloughmore - 1
Killimordaly - 1
Abbeyknockmoy - 1
Clarinbridge - 1

Marooned (Galway) - Posts: 2549 - 30/09/2009 16:04:59    441070

What about at minor level. In cavan, the Gaels are winning it every year, which in my opinion is not bright for the future.

Lebowski (Meath) - Posts: 363 - 30/09/2009 18:00:35    441222

there have been 11 different clubs to lift the fenagh cup in the past 25 years:

Annaduff (1)
Allen Gaels (5)
Aughavas (1)
Aughawillan (4)
Gortletteragh (2)
Glencar or Manorhamilton (3)
Kiltubrit (1)
Melvin Gaels (1)
Mohill (1)
Sean O'Heslins (3)
St. Marys (3)

charlotted (Leitrim) - Posts: 598 - 30/09/2009 19:11:03    441271