Kildare Senior Football Championship

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Kildare Senior Football Championship
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Current event clock.svg2024 Kildare Senior Football Championship
Irish Craobh Peile Sinsear Chill Dara
Founded1888
TrophyDermot Bourke Cup
Title holders Naas (12th title)

The Kildare Senior Football Championship is an annual Gaelic football competition organised by Kildare GAA between the top clubs in County Kildare, Ireland. The winners of the Championship qualify to represent their county in the Leinster Club Championship, the winners of which progress to the All-Ireland Senior Club Football Championship. The current (2024) champions are Naas. The most successful club in Kildare is Sarsfields.

Contents

Wins listed by club

#TeamWinsYears won
1 Colours of Fermanagh.svg Sarsfields 251904, 1905, 1906, 1907, 1908, 1909, 1910, 1912, 1915, 1945, 1947, 1950, 1951, 1952, 1982, 1986, 1993, 1994, 1999, 2001, 2005, 2012, 2015, 2016, 2019
2 Colours of Kildare.svg Clane 171888, 1892, 1895, 1897, 1901, 1902, 1903, 1916, 1963, 1967, 1975, 1980, 1984, 1991, 1992, 1995, 1997
3 Colours of Laois.svg Naas 121920, 1922, 1923, 1924, 1928, 1931, 1932, 1990, 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024
4 Colours of Clare.svg Carbury 111940, 1941, 1946, 1960, 1965, 1966, 1969, 1971, 1972, 1974, 1985
5 Colours of Clare.svg Raheens 101935, 1936, 1943, 1964, 1968, 1973, 1976, 1978, 1979, 1981
Colours of Kilkenny.svg Round Towers 101927, 1929, 1930, 1938, 1954, 1959, 1961, 1996, 1998, 2003
Colours of Fermanagh.svg Moorefield 101962, 2000, 2002, 2006, 2007, 2010, 2013, 2014, 2017, 2018
8 Colours of Cork.svg Athy 71933, 1934, 1937, 1942, 1987, 2011, 2020
9 Colours of Kerry.svg Kilcock 51914, 1917, 1955, 1957, 1958
10 Colours of Clare.svg Ellistown 41889, 1891, 1939, 1944
11 Colours of Galway.svg Caragh 31918, 1919, 1926
Colours of Laois.svg Monasterevan 31890, 1911, 1977
ShannonErne.svg Johnstownbridge 31983, 1988, 1989
14 Colours of Sligo.svg Maynooth 21896, 1913
15St Conleth's11921
Colours of Fermanagh.svg Rathangan 11925
Curragh 11948
Flag of Germany.svg Ardclough 11949
Colours of Kerry.svg Ballymore 11953
Military College 11956
Colours of Dublin.svg Eadestown 11970
Colours of Dublin.svg Allenwood 12004
Colours of Laois.svg Celbridge 12008
Flag of Burgenland.svg St Laurence's 12009

Notes:

Finals listed by year

YearWinnerScoreOpponentScore
2024 Naas 1-07 Celbridge 1-06
2023 [1] Naas 0-13 Celbridge 0-11
2022 [2] Naas 1-12 Clane 0-06
2021 [3] Naas 0-14 Sarsfields 0-12
2020 [4] Athy 1-11 Moorefield 0-12
2019 Sarsfields 0-15 R:2-15 Moorefield 2-09 R:2-09
2018 [5] Moorefield 2-12 Athy 2-09
2017 [6] Moorefield 0-11 Celbridge 0-09
2016 [7] Sarsfields 2-13 Moorefield 0-15
2015 [8] Sarsfields 0-17 Athy 1-12
2014 [9] [10] Moorefield 0-16 R:1-15 Sarsfields 1-13 R:1-06
2013 [11] Moorefield 2-14 Sarsfields 0-13
2012 [12] Sarsfields 2-11 Carbury 0-11
2011 Athy 2-11 Carbury 2-07
2010 Moorefield 0-13 Sarsfields 1-08
2009 St Laurence's 1-13 Moorefield 0-06
2008 Celbridge 0-07 R:1-09 Sarsfields 0-07 R:0-10
2007 Moorefield 2-09 Sarsfields 0-09
2006 Moorefield 0-10 Allenwood 0-09
2005 Sarsfields 0-11 R:1-11 St Laurence's 1-08 R:0-08
2004 Allenwood 0-11 St Laurence's 0-07
2003 Round Towers 2-14 Kilcock 1-09
2002 Moorefield 1-08 Sarsfields 0-07
2001 Sarsfields 0-10 Moorefield 0-08
2000 Moorefield 2-13 Kilcock 2-07
1999 Sarsfields 0-15 Allenwood 1-05
1998 Round Towers 2-08 Clane 0-04
1997 Clane 0-13 Sarsfields 0-08
1996 Round Towers 1-13 Johnstownbridge 0-10
1995 Clane 3-17 Athy 0-08
1994 Sarsfields 2-15 Johnstownbridge 0-09
1993 Sarsfields 0-11 R:1-15 Clane 0-11 R:0-16
1992 Clane 0-09 St Laurence's 0-07
1991 Clane 2-10 Naas 1-06
1990 Naas 1-14 Clane 2-09
1989 Johnstownbridge 1-07 Clane 1-05
1988 Johnstownbridge 0-10 1-10 (R) Carbury 0-10 0-08 (R)
1987 Athy 2-09 Johnstownbridge 0-09
1986 Sarsfields 0-11 St Mary's, Leixlip 0-08
1985 Carbury 1-09 Raheens 0-05
1984 Clane 1-09 Carbury 0-10
1983 Johnstownbridge 2-07 Sarsfields 1-08
1982 Sarsfields 2-11 St Laurence's 1-04
1981 Raheens 2-09 Sarsfields 1-07
1980 Clane 1-07 Raheens 1-06
1979 Raheens 0-15 Carbury 0-10
1978 Raheens 3-14 Athy 2-06
1977 Monasterevin 2-08 Carbury 2-06
1976 Raheens 2-05 Monasterevin 0-06
1975 Clane 1-06 2-07 (R) Carbury 0-09 1-06 (R)
1974 Carbury 2-09 Ballyteague 0-05
1973 Raheens 1-07 Monasterevin 0-04
1972 Carbury 3-14 Ellistown 1-07
1971 Carbury 1-11 Allenwood 1-08
1970 Eadestown 1-09 Carbury 0-10
1969 Carbury 0-10 Clane 0-07
1968 Raheens 2-07 Carbury 1-08
1967 Clane 4-06 Carbury 1-09
1966 Carbury 2-14 Raheens 0-07
1965 Carbury 3-13 Moorefield 1-09
1964 Raheens 3-10 Clane 1-09
1963 Clane 1-08 Round Towers 2-01
1962 Moorefield 2-12 Kilcullen 0-02
1961 Round Towers 3-08 Carbury 1-11
1960 Carbury 2-09 Round Towers 0-05
1959 Round Towers 5-05 Clane 0-07
1958 Kilcock 3-12 Round Towers 3-08
1957 Kilcock 1-06 Round Towers 1-05
1956 Military College 1-06 Ballymore 0-04
1955 Kilcock 3-13 0-09 (R) Sarsfields 4-10 1-04 (R)
1954 Round Towers 0-03 Carbury 0-02
1953 Ballymore 1-06 Carbury 1-05
1952 Sarsfields 2-06 Carbury 0-04
1951 Sarsfields 2-11North Division1-07
1950 Sarsfields 1-09 Carbury 2-03
1949 Ardclough 1-08 1-11 (R) Curragh 1-08 2-06 (R)
1948 Curragh 2-07 Sarsfields 2-04
1947 Sarsfields 1-07 Curragh 1-05
1946 Carbury 0-11 Athy 0-07
1945 Sarsfields 2-09 Raheens 1-05
1944 Ellistown 1-04 Carbury 0-04
1943 Raheens 1-03 1-01 (R) 1-04 (2R) Ellistown 1-03 1-01 (R) 1-02 (2R)
1942 Athy 0-06 1-06 (R) Carbury 0-06 0-06 (R)
1941 Carbury 1-09 Athy 1-06
1940 Carbury 1-05 Kilcock 0-04
1939 Eiilistown 3-02Kildare St Patrick's1-03
1938Kildare St Patrick'sw/o Ellistown conc.
1937 Athy 3-06 Sarsfields 1-06
1936 Raheens 1-07McDonagh1-06
1935 Raheens 6-03Kildare St Brigid's1-00
1934 Athy 1-03 2-06 (R) Raheens 0-06 1-04 (R)
1933 Athy 2-06 Rathangan 1-04
1932 Naas 2-04 Curragh 1-06
1931 Naas 6-07 Kildare Round Towers 0-03
1930 Kildare Round Towers 2-04 Naas 0-05
1929 Kildare Round Towers 3-02 Naas 1-02
1928 Naas 3-03 Rathangan 2-04
1927 Kildare Round Towers 2-06 Athy 1-05
1926 Caragh 3-04 Athy 3-03
1925 Rathangan 2-04 Caragh 1-03
1924 Naas 1-01 1-02 (R) Kildare Round Towers 0-04 0-03 (R)
1923 Naas 2-05 Athy 0-00
1922 Naas 1-08 Caragh 1-03
1921*St Conleth's1-02 Caragh 1-12
1920 Naas 1-06 Caragh 0-08
1919 Caragh 2-04 Kilcock 2-01
1918 Caragh 2-02 Roseberry 0-05
1917 Kilcock 5-00 Kilcullen 2-01
1916 Clane 2-02 Maynooth 0-02
1915 Roseberry 0-06 Maynooth 1-00
1914 Kilcock 1-04 Clane 0-04
1913 Maynooth 2-01 Kilcock 1-01
1912 Roseberry 2-06 Monasterevin 1-02
1911 Monasterevin 2-01 Roseberry 0-02
1910* Roseberry 1-02 0-03 (R) 1-03 (2R) Monasterevin 1-01 0-03 (R) 1-01 (2R)
1909 Roseberry 0-04 Clane 0-01
1908* Roseberry Clane
1907 Roseberry 1-04 0-07 (R) Monasterevin 1-04 0-04 (R)
1906 Roseberry 0-07 0-05 (R) 1-11 (2R) Clane 0-07 0-05 (R) 1-02 (2R)
1905 Roseberry Clane
1904 Roseberry 0-14 Naas 0-03
1903 Clane Prosperous
1902 Clane 4-07 Moorefield 2-03
1901 Clane 4-15Prosperous0-03
1900No Competition
1899No Competition
1898No Competition
1897 Clane Maynooth
1896 Maynooth 7-09 Sallins 0-03
1895 Clane 0-08 0-08 (R) Maynooth 0-07 0-01 (R)
1894No Competition
1893No Competition
1892 Clane 0-03 Kilcullen 0-02
1891Mountrice BluntsKildare
1890* Monasterevin 0-01 1-03 (R) Clane 0-02 1-02 (R)
1889Mountrice Blunts0-02Kildare0-01
1888 Clane 0-04 Naas 0-00

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