List of All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship winners

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The All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship is an annual hurling competition established by the Gaelic Athletic Association in 1887. The All-Ireland Championship is open to the top hurling teams in Ireland, with 14 teams currently participating. Originally, only the county club champions of their respective county championships were allowed to participate. However, this was changed in the 1890s when teams involving non-county championship-winning players began to emerge. Tipperary, represented by Thurles Sarsfields, won the inaugural championship, beating Galway, represented by Meelick, in the 1887 final.

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The prize for the All-Ireland champions is the Liam MacCarthy Cup. [1]

Kilkenny hold the record for the most victories, winning the competition thirty-six times since its inception. They have also won the competition the most times in-a-row, winning it four times from 2006 to 2009, a record they share with Cork who won it four times from 1941 to 1944 and Limerick who have won it four times from 2020 to 2023. [2] Kilkenny have also been runners-up the most times, losing the final twenty-five times. The province of Munster has provided the most champions, with seventy-one wins between all six counties.

The current champions are Clare, who beat Cork in the 2024 final at Croke Park.

Finals

SeasonProvinceWinnersScoreRunners-upProvinceVenueAttendanceNotes
1887 Munster Tipperary (1) 1-1 : 0-1 Galway Connacht Birr Sportsfield, Birr 5,000
1888 n/an/a [nb 1]
1889 Leinster Dublin (1) 5-1 : 1-6 Clare Munster St. Patrick's GAA Field, Dublin 1,500
1890 Munster Cork (1) 1-6 : 2-2 Wexford Leinster Clonturk Park, Dublin 1,000 [nb 2]
1891 Munster Kerry (1) 2-3 : 1-5 Wexford Leinster Clonturk Park, Dublin 2,000
1892 Munster Cork (2) 2-3 : 1-5 Dublin Leinster Clonturk Park, Dublin 5,000 [nb 3]
1893 Munster Cork (3) 6-8 : 0-2 Kilkenny Leinster Phoenix Park, Dublin 1,000
1894 Munster Cork (4) 5-20 : 2-0 Dublin Leinster Clonturk Park, Dublin 2,000
1895 Munster Tipperary (2) 6-8 : 1-10 Kilkenny Leinster Jones' Road, Dublin 8,000
1896 Munster Tipperary (3) 8-14 : 0-4 Dublin Leinster Jones' Road, Dublin 3,500
1897 Munster Limerick (1) 3-4 : 2-4 Kilkenny Leinster Tipperary GAA Field, Tipperary 5,000
1898 Munster Tipperary (4) 7-13 : 3-10 Kilkenny Leinster Jones' Road, Dublin 2,500
1899 Munster Tipperary (5) 3-12 : 1-4 Wexford Leinster Jones' Road, Dublin 3,500
1900 Munster Tipperary (6) 2-5 : 0-6 London Britain Jones' Road, Dublin 8,000
1901 Britain London (1) 1-5 : 0-4 Cork Munster Jones' Road, Dublin
1902 Munster Cork (5) 3-13 : 0-0 London Britain Cork Athletic Grounds, Cork 8,000
1903 Munster Cork (6) 3-16 : 1-1 London Britain Jones' Road, Dublin
1904 Leinster Kilkenny (1) 1-9 : 1-8 Cork Munster Maurice Davin's land, Carrick-on-Suir
1905
(R)		 Leinster Kilkenny (2) 3-12 : 5-10
7-7 : 2-9 		Cork Munster Fraher Field, Dungarvan [nb 4]
1906 Munster Tipperary (7) 3-16 : 3-8 Dublin Leinster Nowlan Park, Kilkenny 5,000
1907 Leinster Kilkenny (3) 3-12 : 4-8 Cork Munster Fraher Field, Dungarvan 15,000
1908 Munster Tipperary (8) 3-15 : 1-5 Dublin Leinster Geraldine Park, Athy
1909 Leinster Kilkenny (4) 4-6 : 0-12 Tipperary Munster Cork Athletic Grounds, Cork 11,000
1910 Leinster Wexford (1) 7-0 : 6-2 Limerick Munster Jones' Road, Dublin
1911 Leinster Kilkenny (5) 3-3 : 1-1 Tipperary Munster Fraher Field, Dungarvan
1912 Leinster Kilkenny (6) 2-1 : 1-3 Cork Munster Jones' Road, Dublin 18,000
1913 Leinster Kilkenny (7) 2-4 : 1-2 Tipperary Munster Croke Park, Dublin 12,000
1914 Munster Clare (1) 5-1 : 1-0 Laois Leinster Croke Park, Dublin
1915 Leinster Laois (1) 6-2 : 4-1 Cork Munster Croke Park, Dublin
1916 Munster Tipperary (9) 5-4 : 3-2 Kilkenny Leinster Croke Park, Dublin 5,000
1917 Leinster Dublin (2) 5-4 : 4-2 Tipperary Munster Croke Park, Dublin
1918 Munster Limerick (2) 9-5 : 1-3 Wexford Leinster Croke Park, Dublin
1919 Munster Cork (7) 6-4 : 2-4 Dublin Leinster Croke Park, Dublin 14,300
1920 Leinster Dublin (3) 4-9 : 4-3 Cork Munster Croke Park, Dublin 22,000
1921 Munster Limerick (3) 8-5 : 3-2 Dublin Leinster Croke Park, Dublin 19,000
1922 Leinster Kilkenny (8) 4-2 : 2-6 Tipperary Munster Croke Park, Dublin 26,119
1923 Connacht Galway (1) 7-3 : 4-5 Limerick Munster Croke Park, Dublin 7,000
1924 Leinster Dublin (4) 5-3 : 2-6 Galway Connacht Croke Park, Dublin 9,000
1925 Munster Tipperary (10) 5-6 : 1-5 Galway Connacht Croke Park, Dublin 20,000
1926 Munster Cork (8) 4-6 : 2-0 Kilkenny Leinster Croke Park, Dublin 26,829
1927 Leinster Dublin (5) 4-8 : 1-3 Cork Munster Croke Park, Dublin 23,824
1928 Munster Cork (9) 6-12 : 1-0 Galway Connacht Croke Park, Dublin 15,259
1929 Munster Cork (10) 4-9 : 1-3 Galway Connacht Croke Park, Dublin 14,000
1930 Munster Tipperary (11) 2-7 : 1-3 Dublin Leinster Croke Park, Dublin 21,730
1931
(R)
(R)		 Munster Cork (11) 1-6 : 1-6
2-5 : 2-5
5-8 : 3-4 		Kilkenny Leinster Croke Park, Dublin 26,460
33,124
31,935
1932 Leinster Kilkenny (9) 3-3 : 2-3 Clare Munster Croke Park, Dublin 34,392
1933 Leinster Kilkenny (10) 1-7 : 0-6 Limerick Munster Croke Park, Dublin 45,176
1934
(R)		 Munster Limerick (4) 2-7 : 3-4
3-4 : 2-6 		Dublin Leinster Croke Park, Dublin 34,867
30,250
1935 Leinster Kilkenny (11) 2-5 : 2-4 Limerick Munster Croke Park, Dublin 46,591
1936 Munster Limerick (5) 5-6 : 1-5 Kilkenny Leinster Croke Park, Dublin 51,235
1937 Munster Tipperary (12) 3-11 : 0-3 Kilkenny Leinster FitzGerald Stadium, Killarney 67,629 [nb 5]
1938 Leinster Dublin (6) 2-7 : 3-3 Waterford Munster Croke Park, Dublin 37,129
1939 Leinster Kilkenny (12) 2-7 : 3-3 Cork Munster Croke Park, Dublin 39,302
1940 Munster Limerick (6) 3-7 : 1-7 Kilkenny Leinster Croke Park, Dublin 49,260
1941 Munster Cork (12) 5-11 : 0-6 Dublin Leinster Croke Park, Dublin 26,150
1942 Munster Cork (13) 2-14 : 3-4 Dublin Leinster Croke Park, Dublin 27,313
1943 Munster Cork (14) 5-16 : 0-4 Antrim Ulster Croke Park, Dublin 48,843
1944 Munster Cork (15) 2-13 : 1-2 Dublin Leinster Croke Park, Dublin 26,896
1945 Munster Tipperary (13) 5-6 : 3-6 Kilkenny Leinster Croke Park, Dublin 69,459
1946 Munster Cork (16) 7-5 : 3-8 Kilkenny Leinster Croke Park, Dublin 64,415
1947 Leinster Kilkenny (13) 0-14 : 2-7 Cork Munster Croke Park, Dublin 61,510
1948 Munster Waterford (1) 6-7 : 4-2 Dublin Leinster Croke Park, Dublin 61,742
1949 Munster Tipperary (14) 3-11 : 0-3 Laois Leinster Croke Park, Dublin 67,168
1950 Munster Tipperary (15) 1-9 : 1-8 Kilkenny Leinster Croke Park, Dublin 67,629
1951 Munster Tipperary (16) 7-7 : 3-9 Wexford Leinster Croke Park, Dublin 68,515
1952 Munster Cork (17) 2-14 : 0-7 Dublin Leinster Croke Park, Dublin 71,195
1953 Munster Cork (18) 3-3 : 0-8 Galway Connacht Croke Park, Dublin 71,195
1954 Munster Cork (19) 1-9 : 1-6 Wexford Leinster Croke Park, Dublin 84,856
1955 Leinster Wexford (2) 3-13 : 2-8 Galway Connacht Croke Park, Dublin 72,854
1956 Leinster Wexford (3) 2-14 : 2-8 Cork Munster Croke Park, Dublin 83,096
1957 Leinster Kilkenny (14) 4-10 : 3-12 Waterford Munster Croke Park, Dublin 70,594
1958 Munster Tipperary (17) 4-9 : 2-5 Galway Connacht Croke Park, Dublin 47,276
1959
(R)		 Munster Waterford (2) 1-17 : 5-5
3-12 : 1-10 		Kilkenny Leinster Croke Park, Dublin 73,707
77,285
1960 Leinster Wexford (4) 2-15 : 0-11 Tipperary Munster Croke Park, Dublin 77,154
1961 Munster Tipperary (18) 0-16 : 1-12 Dublin Leinster Croke Park, Dublin 67,866
1962 Munster Tipperary (19) 3-10 : 2-11 Wexford Leinster Croke Park, Dublin 75,039
1963 Leinster Kilkenny (15) 4-17 : 6-8 Waterford Munster Croke Park, Dublin 73,123
1964 Munster Tipperary (20) 5-13 : 2-8 Kilkenny Leinster Croke Park, Dublin 71,282
1965 Munster Tipperary (21) 2-16 : 0-10 Wexford Leinster Croke Park, Dublin 67,498
1966 Munster Cork (20) 3-9 : 1-10 Kilkenny Leinster Croke Park, Dublin 68,249
1967 Leinster Kilkenny (16) 3-8 : 2-7 Tipperary Munster Croke Park, Dublin 64,241
1968 Leinster Wexford (5) 5-8 : 3-12 Tipperary Munster Croke Park, Dublin 63,461
1969 Leinster Kilkenny (17) 2-15 : 2-9 Cork Munster Croke Park, Dublin 66,844
1970 Munster Cork (21) 6-21 : 5-10 Wexford Leinster Croke Park, Dublin 65,062
1971 Munster Tipperary (22) 5-17 : 5-14 Kilkenny Leinster Croke Park, Dublin 61,393
1972 Leinster Kilkenny (18) 3-24 : 5-11 Cork Munster Croke Park, Dublin 66,137
1973 Munster Limerick (7) 1-21 : 1-14 Kilkenny Leinster Croke Park, Dublin 59,009
1974 Leinster Kilkenny (19) 3-19 : 1-13 Limerick Munster Croke Park, Dublin 62,071
1975 Leinster Kilkenny (20) 2-22 : 2-10 Galway Connacht Croke Park, Dublin 63,711
1976 Munster Cork (22) 2-21 : 4-11 Wexford Leinster Croke Park, Dublin 62,684
1977 Munster Cork (23) 1-17 : 3-8 Wexford Leinster Croke Park, Dublin 63,198
1978 Munster Cork (24) 1-15 : 2-8 Kilkenny Leinster Croke Park, Dublin 64,155
1979 Leinster Kilkenny (21) 2-12 : 1-8 Galway Connacht Croke Park, Dublin 53,535
1980 Connacht Galway (2) 2-15 : 3-9 Limerick Munster Croke Park, Dublin 64,895
1981 Leinster Offaly (1) 2-12 : 0-15 Galway Connacht Croke Park, Dublin 71,348
1982 Leinster Kilkenny (22) 3-18 : 1-13 Cork Munster Croke Park, Dublin 59,550
1983 Leinster Kilkenny (23) 2-14 : 2-12 Cork Munster Croke Park, Dublin 58,381
1984 Munster Cork (25) 3-16 : 1-12 Offaly Leinster Semple Stadium, Thurles 59,814 [nb 6]
1985 Leinster Offaly (2) 2-11 : 1-12 Galway Connacht Croke Park, Dublin 61,451
1986 Munster Cork (26) 4-13 : 2-15 Galway Connacht Croke Park, Dublin 63,451
1987 Connacht Galway (3) 1-12 : 0-9 Kilkenny Leinster Croke Park, Dublin 63,596
1988 Connacht Galway (4) 1-15 : 0-14 Tipperary Munster Croke Park, Dublin 63,545
1989 Munster Tipperary (23) 4-24 : 3-9 Antrim Ulster Croke Park, Dublin 65,496
1990 Munster Cork (27) 5-15 : 2-21 Galway Connacht Croke Park, Dublin 63,954
1991 Munster Tipperary (24) 1-16 : 1-15 Kilkenny Leinster Croke Park, Dublin 64,500
1992 Leinster Kilkenny (24) 3-10 : 1-12 Cork Munster Croke Park, Dublin 64,534
1993 Leinster Kilkenny (25) 2-17 : 1-15 Galway Connact Croke Park, Dublin 63,460
1994 Leinster Offaly (3) 3-16 : 2-13 Limerick Munster Croke Park, Dublin 54,458
1995 Munster Clare (2) 1-13 : 2-8 Offaly Leinster Croke Park, Dublin 65,092
1996 Leinster Wexford (6) 1-13 : 0-14 Limerick Munster Croke Park, Dublin 65,849
1997 Munster Clare (3) 0-20 : 2-13 Tipperary Munster Croke Park, Dublin 65,575
1998 Leinster Offaly (4) 2-16 : 1-13 Kilkenny Leinster Croke Park, Dublin 65,491
1999 Munster Cork (28) 0-13 : 0-12 Kilkenny Leinster Croke Park, Dublin 62,989
2000 Leinster Kilkenny (26) 5-15 : 1-14 Offaly Leinster Croke Park, Dublin 61,493
2001 Munster Tipperary (25) 2-18 : 2-15 Galway Connacht Croke Park, Dublin 68,515
2002 Leinster Kilkenny (27) 2-20 : 0-19 Clare Munster Croke Park, Dublin 76,254
2003 Leinster Kilkenny (28) 1-14 : 1-11 Cork Munster Croke Park, Dublin 79,383
2004 Munster Cork (29) 0-17 : 0-9 Kilkenny Leinster Croke Park, Dublin 78,212
2005 Munster Cork (30) 1-21 : 1-16 Galway Connacht Croke Park, Dublin 82,275
2006 Leinster Kilkenny (29) 1-16 : 1-13 Cork Munster Croke Park, Dublin 82,275
2007 Leinster Kilkenny (30) 2-19 : 1-15 Limerick Munster Croke Park, Dublin 82,127
2008 Leinster Kilkenny (31) 3-30 : 1-13 Waterford Munster Croke Park, Dublin 82,186
2009 Leinster Kilkenny (32) 2-22 : 0-23 Tipperary Munster Croke Park, Dublin 82,106
2010 Munster Tipperary (26) 4-17 : 1-18 Kilkenny Leinster Croke Park, Dublin 81,765
2011 Leinster Kilkenny (33) 2-17 : 1-16 Tipperary Munster Croke Park, Dublin 81,214
2012
(R)		 Leinster Kilkenny (34) 0-19 : 2:13
3-22 : 3-11 		Galway Connacht Croke Park, Dublin 81,932
82,274
2013
(R)		 Munster Clare (4) 0-25 : 3-16
5-16 : 3-16 		Cork Munster Croke Park, Dublin 81,651
82,276
2014
(R)		 Leinster Kilkenny (35) 3-22 : 1-28
2-17 : 2-14 		Tipperary Munster Croke Park, Dublin 82,179
81,753
2015 Leinster Kilkenny (36) 1-22 : 1-18 Galway Connacht Croke Park, Dublin 82,300
2016 Munster Tipperary (27) 2-29 : 2-20 Kilkenny Leinster Croke Park, Dublin 82,300
2017 Connacht Galway (5) 0-26 : 2-17 Waterford Munster Croke Park, Dublin 82,300
2018 Munster Limerick (8) 3-16 : 2-18 Galway Connacht Croke Park, Dublin 82,300
2019 Munster Tipperary (28) 3-25 : 0-20 Kilkenny Leinster Croke Park, Dublin 82,300
2020 Munster Limerick (9) 0-30 : 0-19 Waterford Munster Croke Park, Dublin 0 [nb 7]
2021 Munster Limerick (10) 3-32 : 1-22 Cork Munster Croke Park, Dublin 40,000 [nb 8]
2022 Munster Limerick (11) 1-31 : 2-26 Kilkenny Leinster Croke Park, Dublin 82,300
2023 Munster Limerick (12) 0-30 : 2-15 Kilkenny Leinster Croke Park, Dublin 82,300
2024 Munster Clare (5) 3-29 : 1-34 Cork Munster Croke Park, Dublin TBA

See also

Notes

  1. ↑ The Championship was left unfinished due to many of the players travelling to the United States in an attempt to raise money for a revival of the Tailteann Games [3]
  2. ↑ The match was abandoned by the Cork team due to rough play by their opponents, with Wexford leading 2-2 to 1-6 (at the time, one goal equalled five points, so Wexford led 12 to 11). Cork were later awarded the title
  3. ↑ Cork led by 2-3 to 1-5 when the Dublin side left the field in protest at a disputed goal, leaving the match unfinished. As a result, Cork were awarded the title
  4. ↑ Cork won the initial game, but after an objection was raised about Cork keeper Daniel McCarthy being a reservist for the British Army, a replay was ordered, won by Kilkenny
  5. ↑ Newly built FitzGerald Stadium in Killarney hosted the All-Ireland final due to a builders' strike at Croke Park [4]
  6. ↑ The centenary-year All-Ireland final was played in Semple Stadium as a gesture to the town where the GAA was founded [5]
  7. ↑ No supporters were permitted into Croke Park due to the COVID-19 pandemic in the Republic of Ireland [6]
  8. ↑ Croke Park was reduced to half capacity due to the COVID-19 pandemic in the Republic of Ireland

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