Connacht Ladies' Senior Club Football Championship

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Connacht Ladies' Senior Club Football Championship
CodeLadies' Football
Founded1977
Title holders Colours of Cork.svg Kilkerrin-Clonberne (9th title)
Most titles Colours of Mayo.svg Carnacon (Mayo) (16 titles)

The list of winners below is generated, primarily, using the Roll of Honour from the Connacht LGFA website. [1] With their win in 2016, Carnacon became the most successful provincial club in Ladies' Football with 15 wins, passing out Ballymacarbry (Waterford) who have 14 Munster titles. Carnacon have now moved to 16 titles.

Contents

Kilkerrin-Clonberne are the 2024 champions and will now represent Connacht in the All Ireland series.

This is a work-in-progress and all finals from 1977-2019 will be completed. Only the match details from 1980, 1992 & 1993 are missing.

Key

All-Ireland winners
All-Ireland finalists

By year

YearVenueWinnerCountyRunner-upCounty
2024 [2] Swinford Kilkerrin-Clonberne 1-08 Galway Westport 1-07 Mayo
2022 [3] Charlestown Kilkerrin-Clonberne 1-15 Galway Burrishoole 0-04 Mayo
2021Swinford Kilkerrin-Clonberne 4-22 Galway Glencar-Manorhamilton 1-06 Leitrim
2020Markievicz Park Kilkerrin-Clonberne 2-26 Galway St Nathy's 0-02 Sligo
2019Enfield Kilkerrin-Clonberne 3-21 Galway Kilbride 1-06 Roscommon
2018Ballyhaunis Kilkerrin-Clonberne 3-04 Galway Carnacon 1-08 Mayo
2017 [4] BallyhaunisCarnacon 4-10 5-17 Mayo Kilkerrin-Clonberne 2-13 6-14 Galway
2016CharlestownCarnacon 8-20 Mayo Kiltubrid 1-09 Leitrim
2015 [5] Kilglass Kilkerrin-Clonberne 6-19 Galway Kiltubrid 0-07 Leitrim
2014 [6] Ballyhaunis Kilkerrin-Clonberne 0-12 Galway Carnacon 2-05 Mayo
2013 [7] BalliloughCarnacon 0-19 Mayo Kilkerrin-Clonberne 0-11 Galway
2012 [8] TuamCarnacon 3-15 Mayo St Brigid's 2-09 Roscommon
2011 [9] ClaremorrisCarnacon 0-15 Mayo St Brigid's 0-05 Roscommon
2010 [10] KiltoomCarnacon 6-14 Mayo St Brigid's 1-05 Roscommon
2009 [11] ClogherCarnacon 1-12 Mayo Corofin 1-08 Galway
2008 [12] ClogherCarnacon 3-8 Mayo St Brigid's 2-05 Roscommon
2007 [13] CorofinCarnacon 1-11 Mayo Corofin 1-06 Galway
2006 [14] Hyde ParkCarnacon 1-19 Mayo St Brigid's 0-01 Roscommon
2005 [15] ClogherSt Brendans, Ballygar 2-12 Galway Carnacon 2-09 Mayo
2004 [16] CorofinCarnacon 0-15 Mayo Corofin 1-06 Galway
2003 [17] ClogherCarnacon 1-12 Mayo Corofin 2-08 Galway
2002 [18] ClogherCarnacon 2-13 Mayo Padraig Pearses 0-10 Roscommon
2001 [19] ClogherCarnacon 2-20 Mayo Corofin 2-05 Galway
2000 [20] ClonburCarnacon 2-12 Mayo Kilkerrin-Clonberne 0-06 Galway
1999 Hollymount Mayo no opposition [21]
1998 [22] ClogherCarnacon 1-09 Mayo St Brendan's, Ballygar 2-04 Galway
1997 [23] Johnstown Hollymount 0-10 Mayo Clan na Gael 1-05 Roscommon
1996 [24] Hollymount Hollymount 3-11 Mayo Clan na Gael 1-03 Roscommon
1995 [25] aetBallymote Clan na Gael 3-08 Roscommon Shamrock Gaels 1-13 Sligo
1994 [26] BallinloughThe Neale 2-05 Mayo Shamrock Gaels 1-01 Sligo
1993tbf St Grellans Galway
1992tbf St Grellans Galway
1991 [27] Tubbercurry Hollymount 1-12 Mayo Tubbercurry 0-07 Sligo
1990 [28] Ballinasloe St Grellans 2-05 Galway Hollymount 1-06 Mayo
1989 [29] Hollymount Hollymount 3-08 Mayo St Grellans 2-07 Galway
1988 [30] Gort St Grellans 0-04 Galway Hollymount 0-3 Mayo
1987 [31] Garrymore Hollymount 5-04 Mayo St Grellans 1-07 Galway
1986 [32] Headford Hollymount 4-08 Mayo Headford 0-04 Galway
1985 [33] Garrymore Hollymount 2-09 Mayo Fenagh 0-00 Leitrim
1984 [34]
record expunged
1983 [35] DrumshanboGalway Gaels 5-04 Galway Fenagh 1-02 Leitrim
1982 [36] HeadfordGalway Gaels 6-09 Galway Tourmakeady 3-01 Mayo
1981 [37] ManorhamiltonGalway Gaels 4-05 Galway Glenfarna 0-06 Leitrim
1980tbfGalway Gaels Galway
1979 [38] Johnstown Fr Griffins 2-07 Galway St Comans 2-03 Roscommon
1978St Barrys Roscommon no opposition [39]
1977St Comans Roscommon no opposition [40]

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  20. ↑ Connaught Telegraph 1830-current, Wednesday, 11 October 2000; Page: 30
  21. ↑ The lower grades were introduced to Connacht in 1999. Any clubs who had not previously played in the club SFC were graded at a lower level. As a result, Hollymount were the only one of the five county reps to be in the SFC and were deemed to be the winners.
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  23. ↑ Connaught Telegraph 1830-current, Wednesday, 22 October 1997; Page: 25
  24. ↑ Connaught Telegraph 1830-current, Wednesday, 23 October 1996; Page: 29
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  31. ↑ Connacht Tribune 1909-current, Friday, 6 November 1987; Page: 12
  32. ↑ Connaught Telegraph 1830-current, Wednesday, 25 March 1987; Page: 11
  33. ↑ Connaught Telegraph 1830-current, Wednesday, 19 March 1986; Page: 16
  34. ↑ Galway Gaels won the title and the All Ireland title, but there were issues with an illegal player or players. Their win in Connacht has also been expunged.
  35. ↑ 31 March 1984
  36. ↑ Connacht Tribune 1909-current, Friday, 1 April 1983; Page: 13
  37. ↑ Connacht Tribune 1909-current, Friday, 12 March 1982; Page: 19
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