Cavan GAA honours

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This is a list of Gaelic Athletic Association athletes and teams who have won honours for Cavan GAA.

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Men's Football

GAA All Stars Awards winners (football): 5

International Rules Representatives

A number of Cavan players have been selected to play International rules football for the Ireland team against Australia:

PlayerAppearancesYears
Jim Reilly 31987
Stephen King 11987
Dermot McCabe 21998, 2001
Larry Reilly 22000

All-Ireland Senior Football Championships: 5

YearSquadOpponentFinal Score
1933 W. Young, M. Denneny, J. Smith, W. Connolly, Tom O'Reilly (Mullahoran), P. Lynch, P. Phair, H. O'Reilly, T. Coyle, L. Blessing, P. Devlin, D. Morgan, J. Smallhorn, V. McGovern, M. Magee. Subs: T. O'Reilly, T. Crowe, P. Connolly Galway 2-05 - 1-04
1935 W. Young, W. Connolly, J. Smith, M. Denneny, T. Dolan, T. O'Reilly (Mullahoran), P. Phair, H. O'Reilly, T. O'Reilly, D. Morgan, P. Devlin, J. Smallhorn, P. Boylan, L. Blessing, M. Magee Kildare 3-06 - 2-05
1947 V. Gannon, W. Doonan, B. O'Reilly, P. Smith, J. Wilson, J. J. O'Reilly, S. Deignan, P. J. Duke, P. Brady, A. Tighe, M. Higgins, C. McDyer, J. Stafford, P. Donohoe, T.P. O'Reilly. Kerry 2-11 – 2-07
1948 J.D. Benson, W. Doonan, B. O'Reilly, P. Smith, P. J. Duke, J.J. O'Reilly, S. Deignan, P. Brady, V. Sherlock, A. Tighe, M. Higgins, J.J. Cassidy, J. Stafford, P. Donohoe, E. Carolan. Sub: O.R. McGovern Mayo 4-05 – 4-04
1952
Draw		S. Morris, J. McCabe, P. Brady, D. Maguire, P. Carolan, L. Maguire, B. O'Reilly, T. Hardy, V. Sherlock, S. Hetherton, M. Higgins, E. Carolan, J.J. Cassidy, A. Tighe, P. Fitzsimons Meath 2-04 – 1-07
ReplayS. Morris, J. McCabe, P. Brady, D. Maguire, P. Carolan, L. Maguire, B. O'Reilly, T. Hardy, V. Sherlock, S. Hetherton, M. Higgins, E. Carolan, J.J. Cassidy, A. Tighe, J. Cusack. Sub: P. Fitzsimons Meath 0-09 – 0-05

All-Ireland Minor Football Championships:2

YearSquadOpponentFinal Score
1937J.J. Brady, M. Argue, B. Cully, T. Cully, P. Clarke, M. O'Reilly, T.P. O'Reilly, P. O'Reilly, D. Brady, P. Conaty, H. Bouchier, P. McDonnell, J. McCormack, M. Farrell, P. Fay Kerry 1-11 - 0-08
1938 J.D. Benson, W. Doonan, B. Cully, P. Galligan, M. Reilly, P. Coyle, S. Deignan, J. Maguire, J. McCormack, K. O'Reilly, P. Conaty, M. Fitzsimons, F. Coyle, J. Johnson, P. Doyle Wexford 3-03 - 1-05

All-Ireland Junior Football Championships:2

YearSquadOpponentFinal Score
1927J. Morgan, J. Martin, T. Crowe, G. Malcolmson, F. Fitzpatrick, L. Flaherty, H. O'Reilly, P. Devlin, T. Corr, F. Reid, P.J. O'Reilly, L. Mallon, A. Conlon, P. Lynch, J.P. Dolan Kildare 0-07 - 0-03
2014 [2] 1. James Farrelly, 2. Damien Barkey, 3. James Morris, 4. Fergal Reilly, 5. Ciaran Brady, 6. Brian Sankey, 7. Paul Smith, 8. Liam Buchanan, 9. Packie Leddy (c), 10. Conor Moynagh, 11. Chris Conroy, 12. Enda Reilly, 13. Tom Hayes, 14. Enda Hession, 15. Paul O’Connor Kerry 2-14 - 0-14

National Football Leagues:2

YearSquadOpponentFinal Score
1947/48 J.D. Benson, W. Doonan, B. O'Reilly, P. Smith, P. J. Duke, J.J. O'Reilly, S. Deignan, P. Brady, V. Sherlock, A. Tighe, M. Higgins, J.J. Cassidy, J. Stafford, P. Donohoe, E. Carolan (probable team) Cork 5-09 - 2-08 (Replay)
1949/50S. Morris, W. Doonan, B. O'Reilly, P. Smith, O.R. McGovern, J.J. O'Reilly, S. Deignan, P. J. Duke, P. Brady, A. Tighe, M. Higgins, J.J. Cassidy, J. Stafford, P. Donohoe, E. Carolan. Sub: T.P. O'Reilly Meath 2-09 - 1-06

Ulster Senior Football Championships:40

YearSquadOpponentFinal Score
1997Paul O’Dowd, Philip Kermath, Ciarán Brady, Terry Farrelly, Gerry Sheridan, Bernard Morris, Patrick Shiels, Stephen King, Dermot McCabe, Peter Reilly, Ronan Carolan (10pts), Ray Cunningham (1pt), Larry Reilly (2pts), Fintan Cahill, Damien O'Reilly. Used Suds: Philip Smith, Jason Reilly (1-1), Mickey Graham, Antony Forde. Derry 1-14 - 0-16

Ulster Under-21 Football Championships: 6

YearSquadOpponentFinal Score
2011A. O’Mara, M. Leddy, O. Minagh, D. Tighe, K. Meehan, D. Barkey, M. Brady(Capt), G. McKiernan (Capt)(0-2), F. Flanagan, N. Smith, N. Murray (1-0), B. Reilly (0-2), J. Brady (0-4), N. McDermott, P. Leddy. Subs used: T. Mooney, P. King (0-2), C. McClarey, C. Smith, D. Flanagan. Tyrone 1-10 - 0-10
2012 [6] C. Gilsenan, F. Flanagan, K. Brady, J. McLoughlin, D. Sexton (1-0, pen), C. Moynagh, M. Brady (Capt), P. Leddy, K. Clarke, J. Dillon (0-1), C. Conroy, R Lynch (0-1), J. Brady (0-3, 2f), K. Tierney (0-5, 5f), N. O’Donnell. Subs Used: P. King, B. Reilly, S. Nolan, P.P. O’Hara. Tyrone 1-10 - 0-10
2013C. Gilsenan, J. McLoughlin, K. Clarke, C. Brady, D. McVeety, D. Sexton, F. Flanagan, B. Sankey, M. Argue, G. Smith (0-2), C. Conroy (0-3), T. Mooney, E. O’Reilly (0-2, 1f), P. O’Connor (0-1), J. Brady 0–4, 4f). Subs Used: C. Madden, P. Graham (0-1), C. Moynagh Donegal 0-13 - 1-06
2014J. Farrelly, B. Fortune (0-1), K. Clarke, P. Faulkner, G. Smith, C. Moynagh (Capt), C. Brady, L. Buchanan (1-0), M. Argue (0-1), P. Graham, E. Flanagan, A. Watson, D. McVeety, K. Bouchier (0-3, 3f), J. Dillon (1-1, 1f). Subs Used: A. O’Hara, T. Hayes, E. Hession. Donegal 2-06 - 0-08

Ulster Minor Football Championships: 6

YearSquadOpponentFinal Score
2011 [8] B O’Mara; B Sankey, K Clarke, C Smith; C Brady, C Moynagh, G Smith (0-1); M Argue (0-1), P Graham (0-1); A Dewart, J Dillon (0-1), K Boucher; A Graham (0-3), C Finnegan (0-2), D McVeety (0-1). Subs: N O’Donnell (0-2, 0-1 free) for Boucher, L Buchanan for Dewart, V Coyle for Dillon. Armagh 0-12 - 1-06

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Ulster Junior Football Championships: 14

Leinster Junior Football Championships: 2

YearSquadOpponentFinal Score
2012J. Farrelly, F. Slowey, R. Dunne, D. Tighe, J. Hayes, D. Barkey, B. Watters (0-1), K. Brady, D. McKiernan (0-3, 3f), C. Conroy, M. Reilly (0-2, 2 45's), K. Fannin, C. McClarey (1-0), B. McKiernan, M. Dunne (0-5, 2f). Subs used: P. O'Connor (0-2), B. O'Leary, O. O'Connell, J. Morris. Kildare 1-13 - 0-09
2014J Farrelly; D Barkey, J Morris, F Relly; P Tinnelly (0-1), B Doyle, P Smith (1-0); L Buchanan (0-1), P Leddy; Enda Reilly (0-6, 5f), C Conroy, D Wright; P O'Connor (0-2), C Moynagh, T Moore. Subs: T Hayes (0-1) for T Moore, B Sankey for P Leddy, C Brady for J Morris, E Hession for P Smith, N Clerkin for C Conroy, F Smith for P Tinnelly. Longford 1-11 - 1-07

Dr McKenna Cup: 11

Hurling

Ulster Senior Hurling Championship

Ulster Junior Hurling Championship: 2

All-Ireland Minor Hurling Championship: None

Ulster Minor Hurling Championship: 1

Ulster Minor Hurling League: 1

National Hurling League

Ladies Football

All-Ireland Senior Ladies' Football Championship: 1

All-Ireland Intermediate Ladies' Football Championship: 1

All-Ireland Under-18 Ladies' Football Championship: 1

All-Ireland Under-16 Ladies' Football Championship: 3

National Football League: 2

Camogie

National Camogie Leagues: 1

All-Ireland Junior Camogie Championships: 1

Handball

40x20 All-Ireland Championship

Senior Singles

NameWinsYears won
1P. Brady102003, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013

Senior Doubles

NameWinsYears won
1P. Brady and M. Finnegan92003, 2004, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013

Intermediate Singles

NameWinsYears won
1M. Finnegan11997
2P. Brady11999

Intermediate Doubles

NameWinsYears won
1M. Finnegan and R. Cunningham11997

Minor Singles

NameWinsYears won
1M. Finnegan31992, 1993, 1994
2P. Brady11998

Minor Doubles

NameWinsYears won
1M. Finnegan and D. Bartley11992
1M. Finnegan and R. Cunningham11993
1M. Finnegan and C. McDonnell11994

40x20 Nationals

Open

NameWinsYears won
1P. Brady32005, 2009, 2010,

Men's C

NameWinsYears won
1P. Clerkin12008

Hardball All-Ireland Championship

Minor Doubles

NameWinsYears won
1M. Finnegan and R. Cunningham11993
1M. Finnegan and N. Doyle11994

Junior Doubles

NameWinsYears won
1G. Sheridan and D. Sheridan11977
1P. Hyland and P. Donagh11985

Irish One Wall Nationals

Men's Open

NameWinsYears won
1P. Brady12008

Men's B

NameWinsYears won
1P. Fitzpatrick12006

U17

NameWinsYears won
1P. Brady11997

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