2024–25 All-Ireland League (rugby union)

2024–25 All-Ireland League
Countries	Ireland
Number of teams	50
Date	20 September 2024 – 27 April 2025
Top point scorer	1AConor Kelly (Clontarf) – 164 points 1BConor McMahon (Nenagh Ormond) – 137 points 2ARonan McKenna (Old Crescent) – 142 points 2BOisin Fagan (UL Bohemians), Ronan Mulcahy (Skerries) – 141 points 2CJoey O'Connor (Clonmel) – 185 points
Top try scorer	1AMark Fogarty (St Mary's College) – 11 tries 1BCalum Dowling & Jack Keating (Old Belvedere) –13 tries 2ABevan Prinsloo (Instonians) – 16 tries 2BJamie Kavanagh (Wanderers), Dan Kerr (Malone), Callum Smyton (Clogher Valley) – 11 tries 2CJoel McBride (Ballyclare) – 14 tries
Official website
www.irishrugby.ie/all-ireland-leagues-old/men/

The 2024-25 All-Ireland League, known as the Energia All-Ireland League for sponsorship reasons, ^{[1] [2]} is the 33rd season of Irish Rugby's top level domestic competition. The League began on 20 September 2024 and will finish with the League final at the Aviva Stadium, Dublin on 27 April 2025. ^[3]

Cork Constitution are the defending champions having won their 7th title by defeating defending champions Terenure College in the 2023-24 League Final. ^[4]

Ballyclare are competing in the League for the first time ever after gaining promotion to Division 2C by winning the Provincial League Championship final. ^[5] Monkstown who lost that final, later gained promotion back to the League after a 21-year absence by winning the Provincial League Championship play-off against Bangor. ^[6]

Format

The League consists of 5 divisions of 10 teams each playing a double round-robin competition using the standard Rugby union bonus points system. At the completion of the league phase the top 4 teams in Division 1A will qualify for the play-off semi-finals, with the two winners meeting in the final.

The 10th placed teams in Divisions 1A, 1B, 2A and 2B will be relegated to Divisions 1B, 2A, 2B and 2C respectively while the winners of Divisions 1B, 2A, 2B and 2C will be promoted up one division. The 9th placed team in Division 1A along with the 2nd to 4th placed teams in Division 1B will enter a play-off competition with the winner to play in Division 1A for 2025–26. This same play-off competition applies to the other divisions also.

The 10th placed team in Division 2C will be relegated from the A.I.L. to their respective Provincial qualifying league and will be replaced by the winner of the All-Ireland Provincial League Championship. The 9th placed team in Division 2C will play the runner-up of the All-Ireland Provincial League Championship with the winner to play in Division 2C for 2025–26. ^[7]

All-Ireland Provincial League Championship

The All-Ireland Provincial League Championship will be contested by the winners of the four provincial qualifying leagues in Connacht, Leinster, Munster and Ulster. They will be drawn to play in two semi-finals at neutral venues with the winners meeting in the final, also at a neutral venue with the winner playing in Division 2C of the A.I.L. for 2025–26. The runner-up will play away against the 9th place team in Division 2C and the winner of this play-off will also play in Division 2C of the A.I.L. for 2025–26.

Team changes

The following promotions and relegations occurred at the end of the 2023–24 season: ^[8]

	Promoted	Relegated
Division 1A	—	Dublin University, Shannon*
Division 1B	St Mary's College, Garryowen*	Buccaneers
Division 2A	Nenagh Ormond	Malone, UL Bohemians*
Division 2B	Instonians, Galway Corinthians*	Belfast Harlequins, Dolphin*
Division 2C	Clogher Valley, Galwegians*	Ballina, Bangor*
A-I PLC	Ballyclare, Monkstown*	—

* via play-offs

Division 1A

Cork Constitution started their 33rd consecutive season in the top division of the All-Ireland League (the only club to be ever present in the top division of the league since its inception in 1990) as defending champions, ^[9] but by the mid-season break were in mid-table outside the play-off places. Garryowen made a quick return to Division 1A after being relegated in 2022–23, ^[10] but with just one win in nine games were bottom at Christmas in danger of returning back to 1B. St Mary's College returned to the top flight as Division 1B champions after a six-year absence ^[11] and took over top spot by the mid-season interval from Ballynahinch who dropped to fourth after back-to-back defeats in December. Clontarf and Terenure completed the top four at Christmas. ^[12]

Dublin

Ballynahinch

City of Armagh

Cork Constitution

Garryowen

Young Munster

Dublin teams
Clontarf
Lansdowne
St Mary's College
Terenure College
UCD

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Location of teams in the 2024-25 All-Ireland League Division 1A

Teams

Team	Location	Stadium	Capacity
Ballynahinch	Ballynahinch	Ballymacarn Park	1,000
City of Armagh	Armagh	Palace Grounds	1,000
Clontarf	Dublin (Clontarf)	Castle Avenue	3,200
Cork Constitution	Cork (Ballintemple)	Temple Hill	1,000
Garryowen	Limerick (Dooradoyle)	Dooradoyle	1,500
Lansdowne	Dublin (Ballsbridge)	Aviva Stadium (Back Pitch)	1,000
St Mary's College	Dublin (Templeogue)	Templeville Road	4,000
Terenure College	Dublin (Terenure)	Lakelands Park	3,000
UCD	Dublin (Belfield)	UCD Bowl	3,000
Young Munster	Limerick (Rosbrien)	Tom Clifford Park	1,000

Table

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	PF	PA	PD	TF	TA	TB	LB	Pts	Qualification
1	Clontarf	15	12	0	3	411	314	+97	53	38	8	0	56	Play-off semi-finals
2	St Mary's College	15	9	1	5	456	370	+86	55	51	11	4	53
3	Terenure College	15	9	1	5	407	312	+95	51	40	6	4	48
4	Cork Constitution	15	9	1	5	384	319	+65	54	43	8	2	48
5	Lansdowne	15	9	0	6	393	319	+74	51	44	5	5	46
6	Ballynahinch	15	9	1	5	317	346	−29	52	53	7	1	46
7	Young Munster	15	6	0	9	334	363	−29	47	48	7	5	36
8	City of Armagh	15	5	0	10	292	369	−77	37	50	3	4	27
9	UCD	15	4	0	11	305	383	−78	41	57	5	4	25	Division 1B Play-offs
10	Garryowen	15	1	0	14	249	453	−204	32	43	2	5	11	Relegation to Division 1B

Updated to match(es) played on 1 March 2025. Source: AIL Tables
Rules for classification: Tiebreakers for teams tied on points: 1) Difference between points for and against; 2) Number of matches won; 3) Number of matches drawn; 4) Most tries scored; 5) Most league points in matches involving tied teams. ^[7]

Fixtures & results

Home \ Away	BNH	ARM	CTF	CON	GAR	LAN	STM	TER	UCD	YMS
Ballynahinch	—	7–0	12–32	29 Mar 2025	33–7	21–24	36–33	24–24	24–19	28–15
City of Armagh	5 Apr 2025	—	7–41	26–28	22 Mar 2025	15–19	22–32	31–29	22–25	16–15
Clontarf	45–16	35–25	—	15–13	29–21	49–46	5 Apr 2025	10–28	22 Mar 2025	26–20
Cork Constitution	51–21	31–19	16–20	—	43–10	12–28	27–27	5 Apr 2025	38–33	25–5
Garryowen	12–17	6–13	29 Mar 2025	17–19	—	29–27	22–64	9–35	19–29	10–26
Lansdowne	25–27	22–14	26–17	27–10	5 Apr 2025	—	26–32	22 Mar 2025	25–10	29–14
St Mary's College	22 Mar 2025	29 Mar 2025	27–31	29–30	25–22	5–26	—	32–22	36–14	26–24
Terenure College	24–3	26–30	15–17	25–15	42–26	28–22	27–24	—	25–11	29 Mar 2025
UCD	10–22	29–21	15–30	17–26	26–15	29 Mar 2025	21–29	24–27	—	22–24
Young Munster	25–26	24–31	27–14	22 Mar 2025	25–24	36–21	20–35	34–30	5 Apr 2025	—

Updated to match(es) played on 1 March 2025. Source: AIL fixtures & results
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Division 1B

After two seasons in Division 1A Shannon returned to Division 1B along with Dublin University who were automatically relegated ^{[13] [14]} and both sides found themselves in the bottom half of the table by Christmas with Shannon just 2 points ahead of bottom side Highfield. At the other end of the table Old Belvedere (1st) and Nenagh Ormond (2nd), playing at this level for the first time in their history, having come up from Division 2A as champions, ^[15] were well clear of the chasing pack at the mid-season break, ^[16] and Belvo's bonus point victory over Ormond in Round 15 secured the division title and promotion to the top flight. ^[17]

Dublin

Highfield

Naas

Nenagh Ormond

QUB

Shannon

UCC

Dublin teams
Blackrock College
Dublin University
Old Belvedere
Old Wesley

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Location of teams in the 2024-25 All-Ireland League Division 1B

Teams

Team	Location	Stadium	Capacity
Blackrock College	Dublin (Blackrock)	Stradbrook Road	4,000
Dublin University	Dublin	College Park	200
Highfield	Cork (Bishopstown)	Woodleigh Park	4,000
Naas	Naas	Forenaughts	3,000
Nenagh Ormond	Nenagh	New Ormond Park	1,000
Old Belvedere	Dublin (Ballsbridge)	Anglesea Road	1,000
Old Wesley	Dublin (Donnybrook)	Donnybrook Stadium	7,000
Queen's University	Belfast	Dub Lane	1,000
Shannon	Limerick	Thomond Park	25,600
UCC	Cork (Mardyke)	Mardyke Arena	5,000

Table

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	PF	PA	PD	TF	TA	TB	LB	Pts	Qualification
1	Old Belvedere (C, P)	15	14	0	1	558	285	+273	80	36	11	1	68	Promotion to Division 1A
2	Nenagh Ormond	15	10	1	4	423	349	+74	50	44	8	2	52	Division 1B Play-offs
3	Blackrock College	15	9	0	6	380	331	+49	51	42	7	2	45
4	Old Wesley	15	8	1	6	398	340	+58	52	47	6	4	44
5	UCC	15	6	0	9	421	389	+32	59	53	9	5	38
6	Naas	15	6	0	9	385	383	+2	51	54	7	5	36
7	Queen's University	15	7	0	8	373	470	−97	55	65	6	1	35
8	Dublin University	15	6	0	9	265	386	−121	35	52	1	3	28
9	Highfield	15	5	0	10	312	463	−151	40	62	2	2	24	Division 2A Play-offs
10	Shannon	15	3	0	12	253	372	−119	30	50	1	7	20	Relegation to Division 2A

Updated to match(es) played on 1 March 2025. Source: AIL Tables
Rules for classification: Tiebreakers for teams tied on points: 1) Difference between points for and against; 2) Number of matches won; 3) Number of matches drawn; 4) Most tries scored; 5) Most league points in matches involving tied teams. ^[7]

(C) Champions; (P) Promoted

Fixtures & results

Home \ Away	BLK	DBU	HIF	NAS	NOR	OBV	OWS	QUB	SHN	UCC
Blackrock College	—	27–22	28–24	36–29	36–38	22 Mar 2025	5 Apr 2025	28–7	24–10	25–5
Dublin University	13–10	—	22 Mar 2025	24–22	5 Apr 2025	19–43	12–27	24–21	20–19	24–21
Highfield	30–21	20–26	—	19–17	22–31	10–30	13–6	17–35	36–10	29 Mar 2025
Naas	10–38	33–12	5 Apr 2025	—	27–21	10–51	10–22	61–21	22 Mar 2025	34–30
Nenagh Ormond	29 Mar 2025	27–3	38–25	19–18	—	31–32	22 Mar 2025	22–14	24–18	38–34
Old Belvedere	34–35	29 Mar 2025	57–21	23–10	34–22	—	13–10	71–14	39–24	43–17
Old Wesley	29–13	38–17	55–14	20–57	22–22	16–21	—	51–38	29 Mar 2025	44–41
Queen's University	38–22	33–14	52–26	29 Mar 2025	24–14	24–43	19–14	—	19–13	14–50
Shannon	16–20	20–15	18–21	18–23	15–42	22–24	23–13	5 Apr 2025	—	20–10
UCC	26–17	25–20	39–14	29–24	25–34	5 Apr 2025	27–31	22 Mar 2025	42–7	—

Updated to match(es) played on 1 March 2025. Source: AIL fixtures & results
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Division 2A

Buccaneers returned to Division 2A after two seasons in 1B. ^[14] By the mid-season break they looked set to be relegated again having lost all 9 of their matches and a home defeat to Greystones in a rescheduled Round 12 fixture on 22 February confirmed their drop to 2B for 2025–26. ^[18] Instonians play in Division 2A following two successive promotions as champions after their return to the A.I.L. in 2022 ^[19] and at the halfway point in the season were on course for another repeat as they were clear leaders at the top from second placed Galway Corinthians ^[20] who, at the third attempt gained promotion to Division 2A via the play-offs. ^[21]

Ballymena

Banbridge

Buccaneers

Cashel

Galway Corinthians

Greystones

Instonians

MU Barnhall

Navan

Old Crescent

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Location of teams in the 2024-25 All-Ireland League Division 2A

Teams

Team	Location	Stadium	Capacity
Ballymena	Antrim	Eaton Park	1,000
Banbridge	Banbridge	Rifle Park	1,000
Buccaneers	Athlone	Dubarry Park	10,000
Cashel	Cashel	Spafield	2,500
Galway Corinthians	Galway (Castlegar)	Corinthian Park	1,000
Greystones	Greystones	Dr Hickey Park	1,000
Instonians	Belfast	Shawsbridge Sports Complex	1,000
MU Barnhall	Leixlip	Parsonstown	1,000
Navan	Navan	Balreask Old	4,000
Old Crescent	Limerick (Rosbrien)	Rosbrien	4,000

Table

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	PF	PA	PD	TF	TA	TB	LB	Pts	Qualification
1	Instonians	15	13	0	2	525	329	+196	80	46	12	2	66	Promotion to Division 1B
2	Cashel	15	11	0	4	433	346	+87	59	48	9	2	55	Division 2A Play-offs
3	MU Barnhall	15	10	0	5	466	393	+73	65	55	11	3	54
4	Galway Corinthians	15	11	0	4	447	272	+175	67	35	8	1	53
5	Greystones	15	10	0	5	435	282	+153	62	34	8	4	52
6	Banbridge	15	7	0	8	364	317	+47	51	50	8	4	40
7	Old Crescent	15	5	1	9	360	385	−25	43	0	5	3	30
8	Navan	15	4	1	10	314	399	−85	43	55	3	3	24
9	Ballymena	15	3	0	12	298	404	−106	42	59	5	7	24	Division 2B Play-offs
10	Buccaneers (R)	15	0	0	15	192	707	−515	23	100	1	0	1	Relegation to Division 2B

Updated to match(es) played on 1 March 2025. Source: AIL Tables
Rules for classification: Tiebreakers for teams tied on points: 1) Difference between points for and against; 2) Number of matches won; 3) Number of matches drawn; 4) Most tries scored; 5) Most league points in matches involving tied teams. ^[7]
(R) Relegated

Fixtures & results

Home \ Away	BMA	BAN	BUC	CAS	GYC	GRE	INS	MUB	NAV	OCR
Ballymena	—	6–11	22–12	13–31	10–27	12–28	29 Mar 2025	17–24	29–21	22–27
Banbridge	30–25	—	62–26	29 Mar 2025	27–0	22–25	6–22	26–31	29–21	22 Mar 2025
Buccaneers	19–27	19–35	—	0–43	19–42	10–48	24–52	29 Mar 2025	7–41	10–42
Cashel	29–24	38–24	22 Mar 2025	—	13–5	20–15	25–40	39–33	14–17	5 Apr 2025
Galway Corinthians	5 Apr 2025	19–16	64–0	39–41	—	40–10	21–15	19–15	22 Mar 2025	43–21
Greystones	46–12	25–12	71–8	22–25	29 Mar 2025	—	28–29	33–34	16–13	29–22
Instonians	48–24	33–21	5 Apr 2025	36–34	31–12	22 Mar 2025	—	61–29	33–12	35–17
MU Barnhall	22 Mar 2025	5 Apr 2025	76–21	30–17	14–31	10–14	35–31	—	34–29	22–10
Navan	22–21	14–31	29–5	14–26	23–63	5 Apr 2025	12–19	24–50	—	22–22
Old Crescent	29–24	13–12	43–12	34–38	17–22	13–25	29–40	21–29	29 Mar 2025	—

Updated to match(es) played on 1 March 2025. Source: AIL fixtures & results
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Division 2B

Malone find themselves in Division 2B following two successive relegations, ^{[22] [23]} while having survived a relegation play-off the previous season UL Bohemians failed to do so last season and also made the drop from Division 2A. ^[24] A.I.L. debutants Clogher Valley won Division 2C gaining promotion to 2B ^[25] and by the halfway point in the season were in the promotion play-off places. Promotion play-off winners Galwegians bounced straight back up after being relegated in 2022–23. ^[26] Wanderers led the table at the Christmas break from Dungannon while at the other end, just a point separated bottom sides Sligo and Malahide. ^[27]

Clogher Valley

Dungannon

Galwegians

Malahide

Malone

Skerries

Sligo

Rainey

UL Bohemians

Wanderers

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Location of teams in the 2024-25 All-Ireland League Division 2B

Teams

Team	Location	Stadium	Capacity
Clogher Valley	Fivemiletown	The Cran	1,000
Dungannon	Dungannon	Stevenson Park	1,000
Galwegians	Galway (Renmore)	Crowley Park	2,000
Malahide	Malahide	Estuary Road	1,000
Malone	Belfast	Gibson Park	1,000
Skerries	Skerries	Holmpatrick	1,000
Sligo	Strandhill	Hamilton Park	1,000
Rainey	Magherafelt	Hatrick Park	1,000
UL Bohemians	Limerick (UL)	UL4G	1,000
Wanderers	Dublin (Ballsbridge)	Merrion Road	1,000

Table

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	PF	PA	PD	TF	TA	TB	LB	Pts	Qualification
1	Wanderers (X)	15	12	0	3	486	240	+246	68	31	12	3	63	Promotion to Division 2A
2	Dungannon (X)	15	12	0	3	374	280	+94	49	38	6	3	57	Division 2B Play-offs
3	Clogher Valley	15	10	0	5	395	302	+93	54	42	5	2	47
4	Rainey	15	8	0	7	337	289	+48	49	36	5	5	42
5	Galwegians	15	6	0	9	323	292	+31	47	37	7	9	40
6	UL Bohemians	15	7	0	8	365	403	−38	49	57	6	4	38
7	Malone *	15	7	0	8	348	365	−17	42	52	3	4	34
8	Skerries	15	7	0	8	328	432	−104	39	63	3	3	34
9	Sligo	15	4	0	11	250	355	−105	35	47	3	5	24	Division 2C Play-offs
10	Malahide	15	2	0	13	300	548	−248	42	78	4	4	16	Relegation to Division 2C

Updated to match(es) played on 1 March 2025. Source: AIL Tables
Rules for classification: Tiebreakers for teams tied on points: 1) Difference between points for and against; 2) Number of matches won; 3) Number of matches drawn; 4) Most tries scored; 5) Most league points in matches involving tied teams. ^[7]
(X) Assured of at least a Play-off place but may yet gain promotion directly

• Malone deducted 1 point for a breach of the international player clearance process.

Fixtures & results

Home \ Away	CLV	DUN	GLW	MLD	MLN	SKR	SLG	RAI	ULB	WAN
Clogher Valley	—	18–21	22 Mar 2025	65–26	5 Apr 2025	39–24	11–6	22 Feb 2025	44–12	15–38
Dungannon	33–21	—	28–27	45–14	31–14	21–22	29 Mar 2025	28–21	23–13	31–28
Galwegians	21–22	8–10	—	29–22	17–14	35–36	24–7	29 Mar 2025	22–27	8–13
Malahide	15–26	5 Apr 2025	18–24	—	19–48	35–36	39–35	21–36	22–17	0–54
Malone	20–24	15–17	26–24	29 Mar 2025	—	42–15	36–37	20–13	30–21	14–35
Skerries	15–40	22 Mar 2025	5 Apr 2025	27–21	22–24	—	7–12	24–22	32–26	26–24
Sligo	7–12	7–19	7–24	22 Mar 2025	21–12	23–17	—	19–22	5 Apr 2025	12–31
Rainey	32–20	15–22	17–15	21–10	50–13	34–5	24–20	—	22 Mar 2025	5 Apr 2025
UL Bohemians	27–21	33–26	24–25	47–33	19–20	29 Mar 2025	34–25	17–15	—	26–24
Wanderers	29 Mar 2025	24–19	21–20	38–5	22 Mar 2025	34–20	43–12	38–10	41–22	—

Updated to match(es) played on 1 March 2025. Source: AIL fixtures & results
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Division 2C

After two successive relegations Dolphin find themselves in Division 2C ^[28] along with Belfast Harlequins who also make the drop from 2B. ^[29] However at the halfway stage of the season both were in joint 2nd place behind clear leaders Midleton. ^[30] Joining the division from the junior ranks are Ballyclare, who are making their debut season in the A.I.L., ^[5] and Monkstown, returning after a 21-year absence ^[6] and both were in mid-table at the Christmas break. With just 1 win each both Omagh Academicals and Tullamore were propping up the table at the mid-season break.

Ballyclare

Belfast Harlequins

Bruff

Clonmel

Dolphin

Enniscorthy

Midleton

Monkstown

Omagh Academicals

Tullamore

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Location of teams in the 2024-25 All-Ireland League Division 2C

Teams

Team	Location	Stadium	Capacity
Ballyclare	Ballyclare	The Cloughan	1,000
Belfast Harlequins	Belfast	Deramore Park	1,000
Bruff	Bruff	Kilballyowen Park	2,000
Clonmel	Clonmel	Ard Gaoithe	4,000
Dolphin	Cork (Ballyphehane)	Musgrave Park	8,008
Enniscorthy	Wexford	Ross Road	1,000
Midleton	Midleton	Towns Park	400
Monkstown	Sandymount	Sydney Parade	1,000
Omagh Academicals	Omagh	Thomas Mellon Playing Fields	1,000
Tullamore	Tullamore	Spollanstown	1,000

Table

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	PF	PA	PD	TF	TA	TB	LB	Pts	Qualification
1	Midleton	15	11	3	1	327	249	+78	46	25	6	0	56	Promotion to Division 2B
2	Enniscorthy	15	9	1	5	408	368	+40	59	46	10	2	50	Division 2C Play-offs
3	Ballyclare	15	8	2	5	463	335	+128	65	47	10	2	48
4	Dolphin	15	8	2	5	401	300	+101	55	41	7	3	46
5	Belfast Harlequins	15	8	2	5	359	369	−10	52	50	7	2	45
6	Clonmel	15	8	1	6	383	328	+55	43	42	4	6	44
7	Monkstown	15	8	0	7	392	380	+12	46	0	6	5	43
8	Bruff	15	4	0	11	238	374	−136	27	51	2	6	24
9	Omagh Academicals	15	2	2	11	277	432	−155	38	57	2	4	18	Provincial League Play-off
10	Tullamore	15	2	1	12	235	348	−113	22	44	0	6	16	Relegation to Provincial League

Updated to match(es) played on 1 March 2025. Source: AIL Tables
Rules for classification: Tiebreakers for teams tied on points: 1) Difference between points for and against; 2) Number of matches won; 3) Number of matches drawn; 4) Most tries scored; 5) Most league points in matches involving tied teams. ^[7]

Fixtures & results

Home \ Away	BCL	BHQ	BRF	CML	DOL	ENS	MID	MNK	OMA	TUL
Ballyclare	—	37–15	66–0	44–38	25–22	41–10	22 Mar 2025	31–39	31–12	5 Apr 2025
Belfast Harlequins	21–21	—	22 Mar 2025	22–25	32–21	5 Apr 2025	22–22	22–17	31–26	28–21
Bruff	32–34	5–7	—	7–28	15–20	19–35	11–15	29 Mar 2025	27–19	20–15
Clonmel	19–17	29–21	28–22	—	10–10	19–26	29–11	21–24	5 Apr 2025	35–11
Dolphin	28–27	46–33	5 Apr 2025	22 Mar 2025	—	54–28	15–15	43–14	53–15	40–19
Enniscorthy	29 Mar 2025	20–29	34–8	31–25	12–5	—	24–27	16–10	48–27	22 Mar 2025
Midleton	20–10	29 Mar 2025	21–6	24–20	18–13	29–26	—	34–28	15–15	17–12
Monkstown	46–33	36–38	24–21	27–29	20–7	29–40	5 Apr 2025	—	22 Mar 2025	26–13
Omagh Academicals	19–19	27–21	20–23	31–28	29 Mar 2025	21–33	7–41	15–26	—	10–17
Tullamore	14–27	16–17	8–22	29 Mar 2025	17–24	25–25	11–18	17–26	19–13	—

Updated to match(es) played on 1 March 2025. Source: AIL fixtures & results
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Play-offs

Division 1A Play-offs

Semi-finals

19 April 2025 Semi-final 1

Div. 1A 1st	v	Div. 1A 4th

19 April 2025 Semi-final 2

Div. 1A 2nd	v	Div. 1A 3rd

All-Ireland League Final
See below.

Division 1B Play-offs

Semi-finals

19 April 2025 Semi-final 1

Div. 1A 9th	v	Div. 1B 4th

19 April 2025 Semi-final 2

Div. 1B 2nd	v	Div. 1B 3rd

Play-off Final

26 April 2025 Final

Div. 1B Semi-final 1 winner	v	Div. 1B Semi-final 2 winner

Division 2A Play-offs

Semi-finals

19 April 2025 Semi-final 1

Div. 1B 9th	v	Div. 2A 4th

19 April 2025 Semi-final 2

Div. 2A 2nd	v	Div. 2A 3rd

Play-off Final

26 April 2025 Final

Div. 2A Semi-final 1 winner	v	Div. 2A Semi-final 2 winner

Division 2B Play-offs

Semi-finals

19 April 2025 Semi-final 1

Div. 2A 9th	v	Div. 2B 4th

19 April 2025 Semi-final 2

Div. 2B 2nd	v	Div. 2B 3rd

Play-off Final

26 April 2025 Final

Div. 2B Semi-final 1 winner	v	Div. 2B Semi-final 2 winner

Division 2C Play-offs

Semi-finals

19 April 2025 Semi-final 1

Div. 2B 9th	v	Div. 2C 4th

19 April 2025 Semi-final 2

Div. 2C 2nd	v	Div. 2C 3rd

Play-off Final

26 April 2025 Final

Div. 2C Semi-final 1 winner	v	Div. 2C Semi-final 2 winner

Provincial League Championship

Semi-finals

5 April 2025 Semi-final 1

TBC	v	TBC

5 April 2025 Semi-final 2

TBC	v	TBC

Final

12 April 2025 Final

Semi-final 1 winner	v	Semi-final 2 winner

Play-off

26 April 2025 Final

Div. 2C 9th	v	Provincial League Runner-up

Final

The All-Ireland League final will take place on Sunday, 27 April 2025, at the Aviva Stadium, Dublin.

All-Ireland League Final

27 April 2025

Div. 1A Semi-final 1 winner	v	Div. 1A Semi-final 2 winner

Aviva Stadium

See also

• Bateman Cup
• Connacht Senior Cup
• Leinster Senior Cup
• Munster Senior Cup
• Ulster Senior Cup

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