Cavan Intermediate Football Championship

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Cavan Intermediate Football Championship
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Current event clock.svg 2024 Cavan Intermediate Football Championship
CodeGaelic football
Founded1915
Region Cavan, Ireland (GAA)
TrophyTommy Gilroy Cup
No. of teams15
Title holders Colours of Cavan.svg Arva (4th title)
Most titles Colours of Meath GAA.svg Templeport
Colours of Dublin.svg Lacken
Colours of Antrim.svg Ballinagh
Colours of Cavan.svg Arva (4 titles)
SponsorsKyte Powertech
Official website http://www.cavangaa.ie

The Cavan Intermediate Football Championship is an annual Gaelic Athletic Association competition between the middle-tier Gaelic football clubs organised by Cavan GAA. It was first competed for in 1915, before a lapse prior to being revived in 1966. The winners qualify to represent their county in the Ulster Intermediate Club Football Championship and in turn, go on to the All-Ireland Intermediate Club Football Championship. The 2024 champions are Arva who beat Butlersbridge in the final.

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Format

14 teams will contest the Kyte Powertech Intermediate Football Championship.

The I.F.C. shall be run on a league basis up to the Quarter-Final stage and Knock-out thereafter. Each team will play 4 rounds in the league phase against different opponents with the fixtures decided by a random draw at the conclusion of each round. Placings in the league stage shall be decided in accordance with rule 6.21 of the GAA Official Guide 2016 as amended below:

6.21 (4) If a Championship is partly organised on a League basis, the following Regulations shall apply: (a) League Results shall be credited as follows: 2 points for a win, and one for a draw. (b) If a Team is Disqualified or Retires during the course of a League Stage, its played games shall stand and its un-played games shall be awarded to the opposing teams. (c) As provided for in this Competition Regulation, when teams finish with equal points for Qualification for the Concluding Stages, or for Promotion or Relegation, the tie shall be decided by the following means and in the order specified: (i) Play-Off.

The top 8 teams in the league progress to the Quarter-Finals while the bottom 4 placed teams in the league enter a Relegation Playoff with 1 team to be relegated to the Cavan Junior Football Championship. The winner is promoted to the Cavan Senior Football Championship

Qualification for subsequent competitions

Ulster Intermediate Club Football Championship

The Cavan IFC winner qualifies for the Ulster Intermediate Club Football Championship. It is the only team from County Armagh to qualify for this competition. The Cavan IFC winner may enter the Ulster Intermediate Club Football Championship at either the preliminary round or the quarter-final stage.

All-Ireland Intermediate Club Football Championship

The Cavan IFC winners — by winning the Ulster Intermediate Club Football Championship — may qualify for the All-Ireland Intermediate Club Football Championship, at which it would enter at the semi-final stage, providing it hasn't been drawn to face the British champions in the quarter-finals.

Top winners

#ClubWinsYears won
1 Templeport 41923, 1924, 1977, 1995
Lacken 41967, 1997, 2004, 2012
Ballinagh 41979, 1992, 2007, 2020
Arva 41972, 1983, 2016, 2024
2 Drumalee 31969, 2006, 2010
Cuchulainns 31987, 1993, 2005
Denn 31988, 1990, 2003
Killeshandra 31986, 1991, 2013
Castlerahan 31966, 2001, 2022
Ballyhaise 31968, 2015, 2023
3 Cornafean 21915, 1916
Gowna 21925, 1985
Killygarry 21970, 1998
Ballymachugh21981, 1999
Redhills 21973, 2008
Drumgoon 22002, 2011
Cootehill 21971, 2014
Shercock21984, 2017
Mullahoran 21978, 2018
Laragh United 21994, 2019
4Tullyco11926
Maghera11974
Virginia11975
Kingscourt Stars 11976
Munterconnaught11980
Killinkere11982
Bailieborough Shamrocks 11989
Belturbet11996
Knockbride12000
Lavey 12009
Butlersbridge12021

Finals listed by year

Key to list of winners
†Winning team reached the final of the Ulster Intermediate Club Football Championship
‡Winning team won the Ulster Intermediate Club Football Championship
List of Cavan Intermediate Football Championship finals [1]
YearWinnersScoreOpponentRef.
1915 Cornafean
1916 Cornafean
1923 Templeport 1–2 – 1–2Bruskey
3–1 – 2–4 (R)
1–2 – 1–2 (R)
1–2 – 1–0 (R)
1924 Templeport
1925 Gowna 3–1 – 0–1 Cootehill
1926Tullyco2–1 – 0–2Virginia Blues
1966 Castlerahan 1–14 – 0–7 Arva
1967 Lacken 2–7 – 1–7 Drumalee
1968 Ballyhaise 1–5 – 0–5 Crosserlough
1969 Drumalee 1–9 – 1–6 Arva [2]
1970 Killygarry 2–5 – 2–3 Cootehill [3]
1971 Cootehill 2–8 – 1–3Virginia Blues [4]
1972 Arva 1–10 – 1–4Ballymachugh
1973 Redhills 3–7 – 3–3 Killeshandra
1974Maghera4–6 – 2–4 Drumlane
1975Virginia0–12 – 0–9 Templeport
1976 Kingscourt Stars 0–11 – 0–6 Arva
1977 Templeport 2–6 – 0–5 Mullahoran
1978 Mullahoran 2–9 – 1–6 Castlerahan
1979 Ballinagh 1–9 – 0–4Killinkere
1980Munterconnaught2–4 – 0–7 Cuchulainns
1981Ballymachugh0–6 – 0–6 Redhills
4–5 – 2–7 (R)
1982Killinkere0–10 – 1–4 Castlerahan
1983 Arva 1–11 – 0–7Knockbride
1984Shercock0–8 – 0–8Knockbride
1985 Gowna 0–14 – 0–4 Cuchulainns
1986 Killeshandra 0–10 – 1–6 Cuchulainns
1987 Cuchulainns 1–10 – 0–12 Denn
1988 Denn 2–7 – 1–8 Redhills
1989 Bailieborough Shamrocks 1–9 – 0–7 Lavey
1990 Denn 2–15 – 1–7Belturbet
1991 Killeshandra 0–9 – 0–6Munterconnaught [5]
1992 Ballinagh 0–10 – 0–7Ballymachugh
1993 Cuchulainns 3–11 – 1–4 Lacken
1994 Laragh United 0–15 – 2–6 Cornafean
1995 Templeport 1–14 – 0–7 Arva
1996Belturbet1–5 – 0–5 Denn
1997 Lacken 2–10 – 2–8Knockbride
1998 Killygarry 0–12 – 0–8 Denn
1999Ballymachugh0–8 – 0–6 Denn
2000Knockbride2–11 – 0–7Drung
2001 Castlerahan 1–6 – 0–9Drung
0–10 – 2–2 (R)
2002 Drumgoon †0–8 – 0–6 Denn
2003 Denn 1–8 – 0–9 Ballinagh
2004 Lacken 1–9 – 1–8Drung
2005 Cuchulainns 1–6 – 0–7 Drumalee
2006 Drumalee 0–7 – 0–7 Ballinagh
1–5 – 0–4 (R)
2007 Ballinagh ‡1–7 – 0–9 Lavey
2008 Redhills 0–14 – 1–8 Ballyhaise [6]
2009 Lavey †3–9 – 1–8 Cootehill [7]
2010 Drumalee 1–11 – 0–8 Drumlane [8]
2011 Drumgoon 0–11 – 1–7 Crosserlough [9]
2012 Lacken 1–10 – 1–10 Cootehill [10] [11]
3–10 – 1–9 (R)
2013 Killeshandra 1–10 – 1–8Shercock [12]
2014 Cootehill 3–11 – 0–8 Ballyhaise [13]
2015 Ballyhaise 2–13 – 1–14 Arva [14]
2016 Arva 3–10 – 1–16Killinkere [15] [16]
0–11 – 0–10 (R)
2017 Shercock2–11 – 1–9 Ballyhaise [17]
2018 Mullahoran †2–16 – 0–8 Cuchulainns [18]
2019 Laragh United 2–16 – 1–9Belturbet [19]
2020 Ballinagh 0–23 – 0–11Butlersbridge [20]
2021 Butlersbridge1–12 – 0–14 Ballyhaise [21]
2022 Castlerahan 1–8 – 0–8 Ballyhaise [22]
2023 Ballyhaise †0–13 – 0–7 Denn [23]
2024 Arva †3–11 – 0–11Butlersbridge [24]

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