Cork have moved into joint fourth place with Meath on the GAA Football All- Ireland Senior Championship roll of honour by winning the title for the seventh time last Sunday.

Their one point win over Down (0-16 to 0-15) in a thrilling final brought down the curtain on a very exciting 2010 campaign. It ended a period of frustration for Cork who lost All-Ireland finals in 2007 and 2009 and semi-finals in 2005-2006-2008. They came from behind in the second half to register their first All- Ireland final win since 1990.

Meanwhile, Tyrone won the ESB GAA Football All-Ireland minor title for the 8th time with a one-point win (1-13 to 1-12) over Cork in the final.

Where the football titles went in 2010

Senior
All-Ireland: Cork; Runners-up: Down
Connacht: Roscommon; Runners-up: Sligo
Leinster: Meath; Runners-up: Louth
Munster: Kerry; Runners-up: Limerick
Ulster: Tyrone; Runners-up: Monaghan

Minor
All-Ireland: Tyrone; Runners-up: Cork
Connacht: Mayo; Runners-up: Galway
Leinster: Longford; Runners-up: Offaly
Munster: Cork; Runners-up: Kerry
Ulster: Tyrone: Runners-up: Armagh

U-21
All-Ireland: Dublin; Runners-up: Donegal
Connacht: Roscommon: Runners-up: Sligo
Leinster: Dublin: Runners-up: Westmeath
Munster: Tipperary; Runners-up: Kerry
Ulster: Donegal: Runners-up: Cavan

Top scorers 2010 championship
Kildare's John Doyle has topped the scoring table in the GAA Football All-Ireland Senior Championship. He finished a point ahead of Dublin's Bernard Brogan with Daniel Goulding (Cork) a further five points back. Eight counties are represented in the top ten while Meath and Kerry have two each.

The top ten are as follows:
1. John Doyle (Kildare).............1-49 (52)
2. Bernard Brogan (Dublin).......3-42 (51)
3, Daniel Goulding (Cork).........1-43 (46)
4. Donal Shine (Roscommon)....1-31 (34)
5. Martin Clarke (Down)............1-30 (33)
6. Colm Cooper (Kerry)...............1-27 (30)
7. Cian Ward (Meath).................2-23 (29)
8. Padraic Joyce (Galway)..........1-25 (28)
9, Joe Sheridan (Meath)..............5-11 (26)
10. Bryan Sheehan (Kerry).........2-19 (25)

GAA All-Ireland SFC roll of honour
36 - Kerry (1903-04-09-13-14-24-26-29-30-31-32-37-39-40-41-46-53-55-59-62-69-70-75-78-79-80-81-84-85-86-97-2000-2004-2006-2007-2009)
22 - Dublin (1891-92-97-98-99-1901-02-06-07-08-21-22-23-42-58-63-74-76-77-83-95)
9 - Galway (1925-34-38-56-64-65-66-98-2001)
7 - Meath (1949-54-67-87-88-96-99)
7 - Cork (1890-1911-45-73-89-90-2010)
5 - Down (1960-61-68-91-94)
5 - Cavan (1933-35-47-48-52)
5 - Wexford (1893-1915-16-17-18)
4 - Kildare (1905-19-27-28)
4- Tipperary (1889-95-1900-1920)
3 - Louth (1910-12-57)
3 - Mayo (1936-50-51)
3 - Offaly (1971-72-82)
3- Tyrone (2003-2005-2008)
2 - Limerick (1887-1896)
2 - Roscommon (1943-44)
1 - Donegal (1992)
1 - Derry (1993)
1 - Armagh (2002)


GAA All-Ireland MFC roll of honour
11 - Kerry (1931-32-33-46-50-62-63-75-80-88-94)
10 - Cork (1961-67-68-69-72-74-81-91-93-2000)
10 - Dublin (1930-45-54-55-56-58-59-79-82-84)
8 - Tyrone (1947-48-73-98-2001-2004-2008-2010)
6 - Galway (1952-60-70-76-86-2007)
6 - Mayo (1935-53-66-71-78-85)
4 - Derry (1965-83-89-2002)
4 - Down (1977-87-99-2005)
4 - Roscommon (1939-41-51-2006)
3 - Laois (1996-97-2003)
3 - Meath (1957-90-92)
2 - Cavan (1937-38)
2 - Louth (1936-40)
2 - Armagh (1949)
1 - Clare (1929)
1 - Offaly (1964)
1 - Tipperary (1934)
1 - Westmeath (1995)

GAA Football All-Ireland SFC 2010
Connacht
May 2: Quarter-final: Galway 2-13 New York 0-12, Gaelic Park.
May 30: Quarter-final: Roscommon 0-14 London 0-6 Ruislip.
June 5: Quarter-final: Sligo 0-15 Mayo 1-8, Markievicz Park.
June 20: Semi-final: Roscommon 1-13 Leitrim 0-11, Dr. Hyde Park.
June 27: Semi-final: Galway 1-10 Sligo 1-10, Pearse Stadium.
July 3: Semi-final replay: Sligo 1-14 Galway 0-16, Markievicz Park.
July 18: Final: Roscommon 0-14 Sligo 0-13, Castlebar.

Leinster
May 16: First round: Wicklow 3-13 Carlow 0-12, Portlaoise.
May 23: First Round: Meath 1-20 Offaly, 2-7; Portlaoise; Louth 1-11 Longford 1-7, Portlaoise.
June 5: Quarter-final: Louth 1-22 Kildare 1-16, Navan.
June 6: Quarter-final: Westmeath 0-15 Wicklow 1-11, Tullamore.
June 13: Quarter-finals: Laois 1-16 Meath 2-13 (after extra-time); Dublin 2-16 Wexford 0-15 (after extra-time). Both in Croke Park.
June 19: Quarter-final replay: Meath 2-14 Laois 0-10, Tullamore.
June 27: Semi-finals: Meath 5-9 Dublin 0-13; Louth 1-15 Westmeath 2-10, Croke Park.
July 11: Final, Croke Park: Meath 1-12 Louth 1-10, Croke Park.

Munster
May 16: Quarter-final: Kerry 2-18 Tipperary 2-6, Thurles.
May 23: Quarter-final: Waterford 1-10 Clare 0-9, Dungarvan.
June 6: Semi-finals: Kerry 0-15 Cork 0-15, Killarney; Limerick 1-17 Waterford 1-9, Dungarvan.
June 13: Semi-final replay: Kerry 1-15 Cork 1-14 (after extra-time), Páirc Uí Chaoimh.
July 4: Final: Kerry 1-17 Limerick 1-14, Killarney.

Ulster
May 16: First round: Armagh 1-10 Derry 1-7, Celtic Park.
May 23: Quarter-final: Tyrone 2-14 Antrim 1-13, Casement Park.
May 30: Quarter-final: Down 1-15 Donegal 2-10 (After extra-time), Ballybofey.
June 6: Quarter-final: Monaghan 1-18 Armagh 0-9, Casement Park.
June 12: Quarter-final: Fermanagh 1-13 Cavan 0-13, Kingspan Breffni Park.
June 19: Semi-final: Tyrone 0-14 Down 0-10, Casement Park.
June 27: Semi-final: Monaghan 0-21 Fermanagh 2-8, Kingspan Breffni Park.
July 18: Final: Tyrone 1-14 Monaghan 0-7, Clones.
All-Ireland Championships
June 26: Qualifiers Round 1: Derry 1-18 Carlow 2-9, Dr. Cullen Park; Kildare 0-15 Antrim 0-15, Newbridge (after extra-time); Offaly 2-18 Clare 1-18, Tullamore (After extra-time); Longford 1-12 Mayo 0-14, Pearse Park; Armagh 2-14 Donegal 0-11, Crossmaglen; Cavan 0-15 Wicklow 2-8, Kingspan Breffni Park.
June 27: Wexford 4-22 London 0-9, Ruislip; Tipperary 0-13 Laois 0-12, Thurles.
July 3: Kildare 1-15 Antrim 0-9 (Replay)
July 10/11: Qualifiers Round 2: Kildare 1-12 Leitrim 0-6; Dublin 1-21 Tipperary 1-13, Croke Park; Cork 1-19 Cavan 0-4, Páirc Uí Chaoimh; Offaly 0-15 Waterford 0-10, Tullamore; Wexford 1-11 Galway 0-13, Pearse Stadium; Armagh 0-11 Fermanagh 0-7, Enniskillen; Down 1-14 Longford 1-10, Newry; Derry 0-13 Westmeath 1-7, Mullingar.
July 17: Qualifiers Round 3: Dublin 0-14 Armagh 0-11, Croke Park; Cork 0-12
Wexford 0-5, Wexford Park; Kildare 2-17 Derry 1-9, Celtic Park; Down 1-12 Offaly 1-10, Tullamore.
July 24: Qualifiers Round 4: Dublin 2-14 Louth 0-13, Croke Park; Kildare 1-15 Monaghan 1-11, Croke Park; Cork 0-16 Limerick 1-11, Gaelic Grounds (after extra-time); Down 3-20 Sligo 0-10, Kingspan Breffni Park.
July 31: All-Ireland quarter-finals: Down 1-16 Kerry 1-10, Croke Park; Dublin 1-15 Tyrone 0-13, Croke Park.
August 1: All Ireland quarter-finals: Cork 1-16 Roscommon 0-10, Croke Park; Kildare 2-17 Meath 1-12, Croke Park.
August 22: All-Ireland semi-final: Cork 1-15 Dublin 1-14, Croke Park.
August 29: All-Ireland semi-final: Down 1-16 Kildare 1-14, Croke Park.
September 19: All-Ireland final: Cork 0-16 Down 0-15, Croke Park. Tweet

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