Dublin Junior Football Championship

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Junior Football Championship
Irish Craobh Shóisear Peile
Bhaile Átha Cliath
Founded1928
Title holders Garristown (th title)
First winner Ballyboden Wanderers
Most titles St Vincents (6 titles)
Sponsors Go Ahead Transport

The Dublin Junior Football championship is the Junior Gaelic Athletic Association Gaelic football competition of Dublin. The winners of the Junior championship go on to qualify for the Dublin Intermediate Football Championship. The winners will also represent Dublin in the Leinster Junior Club Football Championship. St Vincent's are the most successful club in the Junior A championship having won the competition on six occasions, with their most recent victory in 2014 beating Craobh Ciarain in the final. [1]

Contents

New format

In 2018, the grading system of Junior Championships was drastically changed. The Dublin Junior Football Championship is divided between Junior 1 and 2.

Junior 1 consists of 16 teams who are divided into four groups of four. The top two sides in each group are then included in an open draw for the quarter-finals of the championship. The team that wins the Dublin Junior Football Championship is promoted to the Dublin Intermediate Championship. The teams that finish at the bottom of their respective groups go on to play in a relegation championship. The eventual loser drops to the Dublin Junior Football Championship 2.

Junior 2 consists of 14 teams who are divided into two groups of three and two groups of four. The top two sides in each group are then included in an open draw for the quarter-finals of the championship. No team can be relegated from the Dublin Junior Football Championship 2.

A club that has a team in the Intermediate or Senior Championship will compete in the All County Championship. The all county championship is divided in three divisions and participation will vary each year depending on each club's performance in higher graded divisions. The winner of each all county championship will progress to a higher ranking all county championship if they do not already have a side in that championship. [2]

Junior 1

30 October 2022
11:00
Junior 1 Club Final
Garristown 2-07 -vs- 2-06 St Finian's, Swords Clann Mhuire GFC

Junior 1

21 November 2021
11:00
Junior 1 Club Final
St Marks 0-10 -vs- 1-05 Geraldine Moran's Lorcan O'Toole Park
Attendance: Capped at 500
Referee: Seamus Farrelly
Winner On The Day

21 November 2021
11:00
Junior 1 All County Final
Clontarf -vs- Templeogue Synge Street St Annes Park
Attendance: Capped at 500
Referee: Stephen Shields
Winner On The Day

Junior 2

26 September 2020
14:30
Junior 2 Club Final
Ballyfermot De La Salle -vs- Ballyboden Wanderers O'Toole Park
Attendance: 0 Played Behind Closed Doors
Referee: Karl Higgins
0-8Winner On The Day1-10

21 November 2021
13:30
Junior 2 All County Final
Round Towers, Clondalkin -vs- Cuala Monastery Road, Clondalkin
Attendance: Capped at 500
Referee: Philip Fitzsimons
Winner On The Day

Junior 3

21 November 2021
11:00
Junior 3 All County Final
Ballyboden St Enda's -vs- St Patrick's, Donabate Donabate
Attendance: Capped at 500
Referee: Kevin Roche
Winner On The Day

Junior 4

21 November 2021
11:00
Junior 4 All County Final
Naomh Ólaf -vs- St. Jude's Páirc Úi Bhriain
Attendance: Capped at 500
Referee: Robbie Glennon
Winner On The Day

Junior 5

27 September 2020
15:00
Junior 5 All County Final
St Brigid's -vs- Clann Mhuire The Naul
Attendance: 0 Played Behind Closed Doors
Referee: Robert Carthy
1-18Winner On The Day2-8

Junior 6

21 November 2021
15:00
Junior 6 All County Final
St Marks 4-11 -vs- 0-09 Lucan Sarsfields McGee Park
Referee: Noel Thompson
Winner On The Day

Junior Football A

#TeamWinsYears won
1 St Vincents 61976, 1984, 1991, 1995, 1997, 2014
2 Innisfails 41937, 1943, 1973, 2001
3 St. Sylvester's 31939, 1963, 1989
Fingallians 31942, 1956, 1993
Round Towers Lusk 31962, 1992, 2015
4 Garristown 21965, 2022
Peadar Mackens21934, 1947
Sean McDermotts21932, 1944
St Joseph's 21929, 1959
Thomas Davis 21957, 1982
Parnells 21983, 2011
St Brigid's 21996, 2010
Naomh Maur 21951, 1972
Ballyboden Wanderers 21928, 1968
Ballyboughal 21967, 2009
Erin's Isle 21953, 2007
Na Fianna 21975, 2005
Skerries Harps 21943, 1954
Lucan Sarsfields 21977, 2003
St Patrick's, Donabate 21980, 2008
Fingal Ravens 21969, 1999
Cuala 21978, 2013
Kilmacud Crokes 21986, 2016
5 St Marks 12021
St Oliver Plunketts Eoghan Ruadh 12017
St Mary's, Saggart 12002
St Marnocks11936
St Pauls11935
Portrane11946
Pioneers11933
Star of the Sea11949
Eastern Command11952
O'Tooles 11945
Clann O'Tooles11931
Brian Boru11930
Crumlin 12006
Craobh Chiaráin 21964, 2019
Inchicore Gaels11958
Naomh Mearnóg 12004
St Finians, Swords 12000
St. Peregrines 11998
Clann Mhuire 11994
Ard Craobh11941
St. Margarets 11940
Naomh Fionbarra 11961
Clanna Gael11955
Naomh Ólaf 11990
Whitehall Colmcille 11966
Wolfe Tones11938
Trinity Gaels 11988
St Monica's 11987
Rosmini Gaels 11985
Rialto Gaels11960
Naomh Barróg 11981
Man O'War 11979
Beann Eadair 11974
O'Dwyer's 21950, 2020
St Brendan's 11971
Synge Street PP 11970
Castleknock 12012
St Finian's, Newcastle 12018

Roll of Honour

YearWinnerScoreOpponentScore
2022 [3] Garristown 2-07 St Finian's, Swords 2-06
2021 St Marks 0-10 Geraldine Moran's 1-05
2020 [4] O'Dwyers 0-17 St Monica's 1-06
2019 Craobh Chiaráin 1-14 St Brendan's 1-06
2018 St Finian's, Newcastle 2-10 Craobh Chiaráin 1-14
2017 St Oliver Plunketts Eoghan Ruadh 1-11 Ballymun Kickhams 0-12
2016 [5] Kilmacud Crokes 2-09 St Oliver Plunketts Eoghan Ruadh 1-11
2015 Round Towers Lusk 4-12 Raheny 1-10
2014 St Vincent's 5-05 Craobh Chiaráin 2-12
2013 Cuala 2-14 St Monica's 1-12
2012 Castleknock 2-22 Raheny 1-07
2011 Parnells 1-10 Man O'War 0-07
2010 St Brigid's 0-14 St Jude's 0-04
2009 Ballyboughal 0-13 Man O'War 1-07
2008 St Patrick's, Donabate Round Towers
2007 Erin's Isle 2-08 Whitehall Colmcille 0-11
2006 Crumlin Castleknock
2005 Na Fianna Round Towers
2004 Naomh Mearnóg
2003 Lucan Sarsfields
2002 St Mary's, Saggart
2001 Innisfails
2000 St Finian's, Swords
1999 Fingal Ravens St Finian's, Swords
1998 St. Peregrines 1-14 Innisfails 1-10
1997 St Vincent's
1996 St Brigid's
1995 St Vincent's
1994 Clann Mhuire
1993 Fingallians Postal Gaels
1992 Round Towers Lusk 0-11 St Vincent's 0-08
1991 St Vincent's
1990 Naomh Ólaf
1989 St. Sylvester's Cuala
1988 Trinity Gaels 1-08 Cuala 1-07
1987 St Monica's
1986 Kilmacud Crokes Thomas Davis
1985 Rosmini Gaels Ballymun Kickhams
1984 St Vincent's Postal Gaels
1983 Parnells Churchtown
1982 Thomas Davis
1981 Naomh Barróg
1980 St Patrick's, Donabate
1979 Man O'War Fingallians
1978 Cuala St Vincent's
1977 Lucan Sarsfields Park Rangers
1976 St Vincent's
1975 Na Fianna
1974 Beann Eadair
1973 Innisfails
1972 St Maur's
1971 St Brendan's
1970 Synge Street PP
1969 Fingal Ravens
1968 Ballyboden Wanderers 1-08 St. Colmcilles 0-06
1967 Ballyboughal St Maur's
1966 Whitehall Colmcille
1965 Garristown
1964 Craobh Chiaráin St Gerard's, Walkinstown
1963 St. Sylvester's
1962 Round Towers Lusk Ballyboughal
1961 Naomh Fionbarra
1960Rialto Gaels
1959 St Joseph's St Caillian's
1958Inchicore Gaels Round Towers, Lusk
1957 Thomas Davis
1956 Fingallians
1955Clanna Gael
1954 Skerries Harps
1953 Erin's Isle
1952Eastern Command
1951 St Maurs Skerries Harps
1950 O'Dwyer's
1949Star of the Sea St Maur's
1948 Innisfails
1947Peadar Mackens Ballyboughal
1946Portrane
1945 O'Tooles
1944Sean McDermotts
1943 Skerries Harps Parish Gaels
1942 Fingallians O'Dwyer's
1941Ard Craobh
1940 St Margaret's
1939 St. Sylvester's
1938Wolfe Tones
1937 Innisfails
1936 St. Marnocks Fingallians
1935St Paul's Innisfails
1934Peadar Mackens
1933Pioneers
1932Sean McDermotts
1931Clan O'Tooles
1930Brian Boru
1929 St Joseph's
1928 Ballyboden Wanderers
1927 St Joseph's

Junior Football B

Roll of Honour

Junior B Football Championship
Irish Craobh Shóisear Peile
Bhaile Átha Cliath
Founded1993
Title holders Skerries Harps (1st title)
First winnerSt Brendan's
Most titles St. Sylvester's (2 titles)
Sponsors?
YearWinnerScoreOpponentScore


2022 Fingal Ravens GAA 1-9 Oliver Plunkets GAA 0-9
2020 Wanderers 1-10 Ballyfermot 0-08
2019 Stars of Erin 1-12 Beann Eadair 1-09
2018Ranelagh Gaels1-13 Ballyfermot 2-08
2017 Skerries Harps 3-17 St Oliver Plunketts Eoghan Ruadh 1-09
2016 Ballymun Kickhams 3-09 Wanderers 1-06
2015 Fingallians 2-17Bank Of Ireland3-08
2014 St. Sylvester's 0-13Civil Service0-08
2013 [6] Whitehall Colmcille 2-11 Fingallians 0-06
2012 St James Gaels 1-10 St Maur's 0-06
2011 Ballyboden St Enda's 3-07 St. Maur's 1-09
2010 Na Fianna 1-14 Skerries Harps 1-07
2009 Parnells 1-11 St. Sylvester's 0-05
2008 Cuala 0-10 St Vincent's 0-09
2007 Fingal Ravens St Vincent's
2006 St Brigid's 1-14 Man O'War 1-09
2005 Liffey Gaels 1-07 St Vincent's 0-09
2004 St Joseph's/OCB St Vincent's
2003
2002 Naomh Ólaf 2-04 Naomh Jude's 0-02
2001 Lucan Sarsfields St Kevins Killians
2000 St Kevins Killians Kilmacud Crokes
1999 St. Sylvester's St Vincent's
1998
1997
1996AIB2-14 St Vincent's 0-11
1995
1994
1993 St Brendan's

Junior Football C/3

The 2020 Junior 3 All County Football Championship will be contested by Clontarf and St Patrick's, Donabate.

Roll of Honour

Junior C Football Championship
Irish Craobh Shóisear Peile
Bhaile Átha Cliath
Founded?
Title holders St Vincents (2nd title)
First winner?
Most titles Ballinteer St. Johns (3 titles)
Sponsors?
YearWinnerScoreOpponentScore
2020 St Patrick's, Donabate Clontarf
2019 Round Towers Lusk 0-13 Na Fianna 0-11
2018 Cuala 1-11 Na Fianna 0-08
2017 St Brigid's 2-17 Lucan Sarsfields 2-15
2016 St Vincent's 3-09 Lucan Sarsfields 1-12
2015 Ballinteer St. Johns 1-07 Castleknock 0-09
2014 Raheny 1-15 Round Towers Clondalkin 0-08
2013 Thomas Davis 3-13Stars of Erin2-09
2012 Ballyboden St Enda's 2-11 Naomh Fionbarra 0-09
2011 Parnells Ballyboden St Enda's
2010 St Vincent's 3-12 St Brigid's 1-06
2009 St Oliver Plunketts ER 1-11 Clontarf 0-06
2008 Ballinteer St. Johns 2-06 Erin's Isle 0-08
2007 Ballinteer St. Johns 2-07 St Jude's 2-10
2006
2005
2004 Ballyboden St Enda's
2003 St Brigid's
2002 O'Dwyer's Ballinteer St. Johns

Junior Football D

Roll of Honour

Junior 4 All County Football Championship
Irish Craobh Shóisear Peile
Bhaile Átha Cliath
Founded?
Title holders St Finians, Swords (1st title)
First winner?
Most titles Kilmacud Crokes (2 titles)
SponsorsJameson
YearWinnerScoreOpponentScore
2020 St Finian's, Swords 0-18 St. Jude's 0-14
2019 Kilmacud Crokes 2-14 Raheny 1-12
2018 Round Towers Lusk 3-08 Raheny 2-07
2017 Kilmacud Crokes 1-14 Starlights 1-10
2016 Naomh Ólaf 2-17 St Oliver Plunketts Eoghan Ruadh 0-11
2015 St Jude's 1-13 St Finian's, Swords 1-10
2014 Na Fianna 1-15 St Oliver Plunketts Eoghan Ruadh 1-09
2013 [7] Fingallians 2-08 St Patrick's, Palmerstown 1-10
2012 Cuala 0-08 Ballyboughal 1-04
2011 St Anne's 3-12 Erin go Bragh 0-07
2010 Stars of Erin 1-06 Wild Geese 0-06
2009 St. Sylvester's Parnells
2008 St Brigid's St Anne's
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003 St Jude's
2002 St. Sylvester's

Junior Football E

Junior 5 All County Football Championship
Irish Craobh Shóisear Peile
Bhaile Átha Cliath
Founded2008
Title holders Ballyfermot De La Salle (1st title)
First winnerPark Rangers
Most titles Rosmini Gaels (2 titles)
Sponsors P.J. Carroll and Company

The Junior E Championship was created at the start of the 2008 season and is open to clubs who only have one adult team taking part in the Adult Football Leagues.

This championship is played on a round robin format which gives each team three championship games a year.

Park Rangers won the First Junior E Final in 2008, defeating Wild Geese, who themselves would taste glory a year later in 2009.

In 2010 Rosmini Gaels won their first championship since winning the original Junior A championship in 1985. Two players from the '85 team played in the 2010 final. Rosmini Gaels repeated their victory in 2012.

The 2014 Junior E Final took place on September 20 between St Kevin Killians and St Colmcilles of Swords in O'Toole Park. In a hard-fought close game, St Colmcilles came out on top to claim the first championship win in the history of the club and in the process going one step further than the previous year in which they finished up as runners-up.

AIB defeated Rosmini Gaels in the 2015 final after extra time to claim their first Junior E title.

In 2016 Cloghran outfit Starlights lifted the crown defeating Beann Eadair in the final.

Roll of Honour

YearWinnerScoreOpponentScore
2021 Kilmacud Crokes 1-07 Castleknock 1-06
2020 St Brigid's 1-18 Clann Mhuire 2-08
2019 Ballyboden St Enda's 1-12 Skerries Harps 1-09
2018 Parnells 0-13 Skerries Harps 0-08
2017 Ballyfermot De La Salle 1-14 Rosmini Gaels 1-11
2016 Starlights 2-16 Beann Eadair 0-05
2015AIB Rosmini Gaels
2014 St. Colmcille's (Swords) 1-08 St Kevin's Killians 0-09
2013 Croi Ro Naofa St. Colmcille's (Swords)
2012 Rosmini Gaels 1-08 St Kevin's Killians 1-05
2011 Geraldine Morans 2-13 Tyrrelstown 2-05
2010 Rosmini Gaels 0-10 Croi Ro Naofa 0-08
2009 Wild Geese 2-08 St Brendan's 0-09
2008 Park Rangers Wild Geese

Junior Football F/6

The First ever Dublin Junior 6 All County Football Final was contested by St Annes and Clontarf

Junior 6 All County Football Championship
Irish Craobh Shóisear Sé Peile
Bhaile Átha Cliath
Founded2020
Title holders St Marks
First winner Clontarf
Most titles St Marks (1 titles)

Roll of Honour

YearWinnerScoreOpponentScore
2021 St Marks 4-11 Lucan Sarsfields 0-09
2020 Clontarf 4-18 St Annes 1-09

Notes and references

  1. "Junior Football Club ROH". Archived from the original on 1 April 2012. Retrieved 29 September 2011.
  2. "Adult Football Championship Restructuring Approved by Clubs". 3 July 2017.
  3. https://www.independent.ie/sport/gaelic-games/dublin-gaa/garristown-do-enough-to-see-off-finians-in-thrilling-intermediate-final-replay-42107905.html . Retrieved 20 November 2022.{{cite web}}: Missing or empty |title= (help)
  4. "O'Dwyers impress in junior-1 fc final-victory over Monicas". Dublin GAA Website. 28 September 2020. Retrieved 28 September 2020.
  5. "Fox on the double as Crokes crowned JFC 'A' champions". Dublin GAA Website. 5 October 2016. Retrieved 7 October 2016.
  6. "Colmcille come good". Evening Herald . 3 September 2013. Retrieved 3 September 2013.
  7. "Super sub Dan is the man as Fins break Pat's hearts". Evening Herald . 22 October 2013. Retrieved 25 October 2013.

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