List of Connacht Senior Football Championship winners

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This is a list of all teams and players who have won the Connacht Senior Football Championship since its inception.

By year

All-Ireland champions
All-Ireland runners-up
YearWinnersScoreRunners-upScoreVenueWinning CaptainWinning Team
1977 Roscommon 1-12 Galway 2-08 Dr Hyde Park Mickey FreyneG O'Dowd, H Keegan, P Lindsay, T Heneghan, T Donnellan, R O'Beirne, D Murray, M McDermott, E McManus, D Earley, M Freyne, T McManus, J O'Connor, P Cox, M Menton. Subs: M Keegan, J O'Gara, M Dolphin.
1978 Roscommon 2-07 Galway 0-09 Pearse Stadium G Sheerin, H Keegan, P Lindsay, T Heneghan, E McManus, T Donnellan, D Murray, D Earley, J O'Gara, S Kilbride, M Freyne, M Menton, M Finneran, T McManus, J O'Connor. Subs: M Dolphin, L O'Gara, M Keegan.
1979 Roscommon 3-15 Mayo 2-10 MacHale Park Pat LindsayJ McDermott, H Keegan, P Lindsay, T Heneghan, G Fitzmaurice, T Donnellan, D Murray, D Earley, S Hayden, J O'Connor, J O'Gara, S Kilbride, T McManus, M Freyne, E McManus. Sub: M Finneran.
1980 Roscommon 3-13 Mayo 0-08 Dr Hyde Park Danny MurrayG Sheerin, H Keegan, P Lindsay, G Connellan, G Fitzmaurice, T Donnellan, D Murray, D Earley, S Hayden, J O'Connor, J O'Gara, A Dooley, M Finneran, T McManus, E McManus.
1981 Mayo 0-12 Sligo 0-04 MacHale Park Martin Carney M Webb, M Gavin, A Egan, A Garvey, H Gavin, T Kearney, M O'Toole, WJ Padden, W Nally, L Lyons, J Maughan, M Carney, T Reilly, J Burke, J McGrath. Subs: G O'Malley, G Feeney.
1982 Galway 3-17 Mayo 0-10 Tuam Stadium P. Coyne; P. Moran, S. Kinneavy, M. Coleman; P. O'Neill, T. Tierney, S. McHugh; B. Talty, P. Connolly; B. Brennan, V. Daly, R. Lee; T. Naughton, G. McManus, S. Joyce. Subs: P. Conroy, W. Joyce, J. Coleman.
1983 Galway 1-13 Mayo 1-10 Pearse Stadium Séamus McHugh P. Coyne; J. Hughes, S. Kinneavy, M. Coleman; P. O'Neill, P. Lee, S. McHugh; B. Talty, R. Lee; B. Brennan, V. Daly, B. O'Donnell; P. Kelly, G. McManus, S. Joyce. Subs: P. Connolly, R. Lee, T. Naughton.
1984 Galway 2-13 Mayo 2-09 Pearse Stadium Séamus McHugh P. Comer; J. Kelly, S. Kinneavy, S. McHugh; P. O'Neill, P. Lee, M. Coleman; B. Talty, T. Tierney; M. Brennan, B. O'Donnell, P. Kelly; S. Joyce, G. McManus, K. Clancy. Subs: P. Moran, V. Daly, R. Lee.
1985 Mayo 2-11 Roscommon 0-08 Dr Hyde Park E Lavin, M Carney, P Forde, D Flanagan, F Noone, J Maughan, J Finn, TJ Kilgallon, WJ Padden, H Gavin, J Burke, N Durcan, K McStay, S Lowry, E McHale. Subs: P Brogan, D McGrath, B Fitzpatrick.
1986 Galway 1-08 Roscommon 1-05 Dr Hyde Park P. Comer; J. Fallon, S. McHugh, G. Dolan; E. Guirin, T. Tierney, A. O'Shea; B. Talty, V. Daly; R. Fahy, G. McManus, P. Kelly; B. Brennan, B. O'Donnell, M. Brennan. Subs: M. Coleman, R. Flaherty, S. Joyce.
1987 Galway 0-08 Mayo 0-07 MacHale Park Val Daly P. Comer; J. Fallon, F. Broderick, S. McHugh; A. Mulholland, T. Tierney, M. Coleman; B. Talty, H. Blehen; J. Joyce, V. Daly, P. Kelly; S. Joyce, B. O'Donnell, G. McManus. Subs: P. Larkin, N. Mannion, C. O'Dea.
1988 Mayo 1-12 Roscommon 0-08 Dr Hyde Park Dermot Flanagan E Lavin, J Browne, M Collinsm D Dearney, F Noone, D Flanagan, J Finn, TJ Kilgallon, S Maher, M Butler, L McHale, N Durkin, T Reilly, T Morgan, M Carney. Subs: J Burke, WJ Padden.
1989 Mayo 3-14
(0-12)		 Roscommon 2-13
(1-09)		 Dr Hyde Park Jimmy Browne G Irwin, J Browne, P Ford, D Flanagan, F Noone, TJ Kilgallon, J Finn, S Maher, L McHale, R Dempsey, WJ Padden, N Durkin, M Fitzmaurice, J Bourke, K McStay. Subs: M Collins, A Finnerty, M Feeney, B Kilkelly, MJ Mullen.
1990 Roscommon 0-16 Galway 1-11 Dr Hyde Park Paul Earley P Staunton, G Wynne, P Doorey, D Newton, J Connaughton, D Grady, P Hickey, S Killoran, J Newton, T Crehan, E McManus, A Leylan, T Lennon, P Earley, T McManus. Subs: V Glennon, P McNeill.
1991 Roscommon 0-13
(0-14)		 Mayo 1-09
(0-14)		 Dr Hyde Park John NewtonG Sheerin, D Newton, P Doorey, E Gavin, J Connaughton, P Hickey, M Reilly, S Killoran, J Newton, T Grehan, T McManus, V Glennon, M Donlon, P Earley, D Duggan. Sub: E McManus.
1992 Mayo 1-14 Roscommon 0-10 MacHale Park Peter FordeG Irwin, K Beirne, P Forde, D Flanagan, A McGarry, T Tierney, P Butler, S Maher, TJ Kilgallon, J Jennings, L McHale, T Morley, B Kilkenny, R Dempsey, A Finnerty. Subs: K Staunton, P Brogan.
1993 Mayo 1-05 Roscommon 0-07 Dr Hyde Park Kevin BeirneG Irwin, K Beirne, K Cahill, D Flanagan, A McGarry, P Holmes, J Finn, L McHale, S Maher, K O'Neill, K Staunton, T Morley, N Durkin, R Dempsey, PJ Loftus. Subs: TJ Kilgallon, A Finnerty, T Tierney.
1994 Leitrim 0-12 Mayo 2-04 Dr Hyde Park Declan Darcy M McHugh, F Reynolds, S Quinn, J Honeyman, N Moran, D Darcy, G Flanagan, P Kieran, P O'Donoghue, M Quinn, G Dugdale, P Kenny, A Rooney, C McGlynn, L Conlon. Subs: J Ward, B Breen.
1995 Galway 0-17 Mayo 1-07 St Jarlath's Park Jarlath Fallon C. McGinley; J. Kilraine, G. Fahey, K. Fallon; R. Silke, D. Mitchell, S. De Paor; F. Gavin, T. Mannion; J. Fallon, K. Walsh, T. Wilson; N. Finnegan, V. Daly, F. O'Neill. Sub: A. Mulholland.
1996 Mayo 3-09 Galway 1-11 MacHale Park Noel ConnellyJ Madden, K Mortimer, K Cahill, A McGarry, P Holmes, J Nallen, N Connelly, L McHale, D Brady, J Horan, C McManamon, M Sheridan, A Finnerty, J Casey, R Dempsey: Sub: PJ Loftus.
1997 Mayo 0-11 Sligo 1-07 Dr Hyde Park Noel ConnellyP Burke, K Mortimer, P Holmes, D Flanagan, F Costello, J Nallen, N Connelly, L McHale, D Fallon, D Nestor, J Horan, M Sheridan, K McDonald, J Casey, R Golding. Subs: K O'Neill, D Byrne.
1998 Galway 1-17
(0-11)		 Roscommon 0-17
(0-11)		 Dr Hyde Park Ray Silke M. McNamara; T. Meehan, G. Fahey, T. Mannion; R. Silke, J. Divilly, S. De Paor; K. Walsh, S. Ó Domhnaill; T. Joyce, J. Fallon, M. Donnellan; D. Savage, P. Joyce, N. Finnegan. Subs: S. Walsh, D. Mitchell, F. Gavin.
1999 Mayo 1-14 Galway 1-10 St Jarlath's Park Kenneth MortimerP Burke, A Higgins, K Cahill, G Morley, P Costello, D Heaney, A Roche, J Nallen, D Brady, C McManamon, J Horan, K Mortimer, M Sheridan, J Casey, D Nestor. Subs: P Fallon, K McDonald.
2000 Galway 1-13 Leitrim 0-08 Dr Hyde Park Pádraic Joyce M. McNamara; T. Meehan, G. Fahey, R. Silke; D. Meehan, J. Killeen, S. De Paor; S. Ó Domhnaill, J. Bergin; P. Clancy, T. Joyce, M. Donnellan; D. Savage, P. Joyce, N. Finnegan; Subs: S. Walsh, J. Donnellan, K. Walsh.
2001 Roscommon 2-10 Mayo 1-12 Dr Hyde Park Fergal O'Donnell D Thompson, D Gavin, J Whyte, M Ryan, C McDonald, F Grehan, P Noone, F McDonnell, S O’Neill, C Connelly, J Hanley, S Lohan, N Dineen, G Lohan, F Grehan. Subs: G Cox, D Connellan, J Dunnine, A Nolan.
2002 Galway 1-11 Sligo 0-11 MacHale Park Pádraic Joyce A. Keane; K. Fitzgerald, G. Fahey, R. Fahey; D. Meehan, T. Mannion, S. De Paor; K. Walsh, M. Donnellan; P. Clancy, T. Joyce, J. Bergin; D. Savage, P. Joyce, M. Clancy. Sub: J. Fallon.
2003 Galway 1-14 Mayo 0-13 Pearse Stadium Kevin Walsh B. O'Donoghue; K. Fitzgerald, G. Fahey, M. Comer; D. Meehan, R. Fahey, S. De Paor; K. Walsh, J. Bergin; P. Clancy, M. Clancy, J. Fallon; D. Savage, P. Joyce, N. Joyce; Subs: M. Meehan, M. Donnellan, T. Joyce, D. O'Brien.
2004 Mayo 2-13 Galway 0-09 MacHale Park Fergal CostelloF Ruddy, C Moran, D Heaney, G Ruane, G Mullins, J Nallen, F Costello, D Brady, R McGarrity, J Gill, K McDonald, A Dillon, C Mortimer, T Mortimer, B Maloney. Subs: P Gardiner, P Kelly, A Moran, A O’Malley, D Sweeney.
2005 Galway 0-10 Mayo 0-08 Pearse Stadium Pádraic Joyce B. O'Donoghue; A. Burke, F. Hanley, K. Fitzgerald; D. Meehan, P. Clancy, D. Burke; B. Cullinane, N. Coleman; M. Clancy, M. Donnellan, K. Comer; M. Meehan, P. Joyce, D. Savage; Subs: S. Armstrong, T. Giblin, P. Geraghty, S. De Paor.
2006 Mayo 0-12 Galway 1-08 MacHale Park David HeaneyJ Healy; D Geraghty, L O’Malley, K Higgins; D Heaney, J Nallen, P Gardiner; R McGarrity, P Harte; BJ Padden, G Brady, A Dillon; A Moran, C Mortimer, C McDonald. Subs: K O’Neill, T Mortimer. [1]
2007 Sligo 1-10 Galway 0-12 Dr Hyde Park Noel McGuireP Greene; C Harrison, N McGuire, R Donovan; P McGovern, M McNamara, J Davey; E O'Hara, K Quinn; B Curran, B Egan, S Davey; D Kelly, M Breheny, J McPartland. Subs: K Sweeney, P Doohan, A Marren, B Phillips. [2]
2008 Galway 2-12 Mayo 1-14 MacHale Park Pádraic Joyce P. Doherty; G. Bradshaw, F. Hanley, D. Burke; N Coyne, D. Blake, G. Sice; B. Cullinane, N. Coleman; M. Clancy, P. Joyce, F. Breathnach; C. Bane, M. Meehan, N. Joyce. Subs: K. Fitzgerald, S. Armstrong, P. Conroy, M. Lydon. [3]
2009 Mayo 2-12 Galway 1-14 Pearse Stadium Trevor MortimerK O’Malley; L O’Malley, G Cafferkey, K Higgins; P Gardiner, T Howley, A Moran; D Heaney, R McGarritty; P Harte, A Dillon, T Mortimer; A Kilcoyne, B Moran, A O’Shea. Subs: D Vaughan, C Mortimer, M Ronaldson, T Parsons. [4]
2010 Roscommon 0-14 Sligo 0-13 MacHale Park Peter DomicanG Claffey; S McDermott, P Domican, S Ormsby; S Purcell, C Dineen, D Casey; M Finneran, K Mannion; D Keenan, D O’Gara, C Cregg; J Rogers, D Shine, G Heneghan. Subs: K Higgins, J Dunning, P Garvey. [5]
2011 Mayo 0-13 Roscommon 0-11 Dr Hyde Park Alan Dillon R. Hennelly; K. Higgins, A Feeney, T. Cunniffe; R. Feeney, D. Vaughan, T. Mortimer; A. O'Shea, S. O'Shea; K. McLaughlin, A. Dillon, A. Moran; C. O'Connor, A. Freeman, J. Doherty. Subs: G. Cafferkey, E. Varley, R. McGarrity, P. Gardiner. [6]
2012 Mayo 0-12 Sligo 0-10 Dr Hyde Park Andy Moran D. Clarke; K. Keane, G. Cafferkey, K. Higgins; L. Keegan, D. Vaughan, C. Boyle; B. Moran, D Geraghty; K. McLaughlin, C. O'Connor, A. Dillon; E. Varley, A. Moran, J. Doherty. Subs: A. O'Shea, M. Conroy, A. Freeman. [7]
2013 Mayo 5-11 London 0-10 MacHale Park Andy Moran R. Hennelly; T. Cunniffe, C. Barrett, G. Cafferkey; L. Keegan, K. Higgins, C. Boyle; A. O'Shea, S. O'Shea; K. McLaughlin, A. Dillon, R. Feeney; D. Coen, A. Freeman, A. Moran. Subs: C. O'Connor, M. Conroy, D. Vaughan, E. Varley, S. McHale. [8]
2014 Mayo 3-14 Galway 0-16 MacHale Park Andy Moran R. Hennelly; C. Barrett, G. Cafferkey, K. Higgins; L. Keegan, C. Boyle, D. Vaughan; S. O'Shea, B. Moran, K. McLaughlin, A. O'Shea, J. Doherty; C. O'Connor, A. Moran, A. Dillon. Subs: M. Conroy, A. Freeman, J. Gibbons, K. Keane, D. O'Connor, M. Sweeney. [9]
2015 Mayo 6-25 Sligo 2-11 Dr Hyde Park Keith Higgins D. Clarke; D. Vaughan, G. Cafferkey, T. Cunniffe; K. Higgins, C. Boyle, L. Keegan; T. Parsons, A. O'Shea; D. O'Connor, S. O'Shea, J. Doherty; A. Moran, K. McLaughlin, C. O'Connor. Subs: B. Moran, A. Dillon, B. Harrison, M. Ronaldson, P. Durcan, C. Barrett. [10]
2016 Galway 3-16
(0-13)		 Roscommon 0-14
(1-10)		 MacHale Park Gary O'DonnellB. Power; E. Kerin, D. Kyne, D. Wynne; G. O'Donnell, L. Silke, G. Bradshaw; P. Conroy, T. Flynn; G. Sice, E. Brannigan, J. Heaney; D. Cummins, D. Comer, S. Walsh. Subs: A. Varley, P. Sweeney, F. Hanley, P. Varley, E. Hoare, P. Cooke [11] [12]
2017 Roscommon 2-15 Galway 0-12 Pearse Stadium Ciarán Murtagh C Lavin; D Murray, N McInerney, J McManus; S McDermott, S Mullooly, C Devaney; T O’Rourke, E Smith; F Cregg, N Kilroy, B Stack; C Connolly, D Murtagh, C Murtagh. Subs: G Patterson, I Kilbride, S Killoran, D Smith, Colin Compton, [13]
2018 Galway 0-16 Roscommon 2-06 Dr Hyde Park Damien Comer R. Lavelle; D. Kyne, S. Ó Ceallaigh, D. Wynne; C. Sweeney, G. Bradshaw, J. Heaney; P. Conroy, T. Flynn; S. Kelly, B. McHugh, E. Brannigan, D. Comer, I. Burke, S. Walsh. Subs: C. Duggan; S. Armstrong, E. Kerin, P. Cooke, A. Varley, G. O'Donnell [14]
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2019 Roscommon 1-13 Galway 0-12 Pearse Stadium Enda SmithD O'Malley; D Murray, S Mullooly, C Daly; N Daly, C Hussey, R Daly; T O'Rourke, S Killoran; C Devaney, C Cregg, N Kilroy; D Murtagh, C Cox, E Smith. Subs: H Darcy, C Compton, C McKeon, A Glennon, B Stack. [16]
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2020 Mayo 0-14 Galway 0-13 Pearse Stadium Aidan O'Shea D. Clarke; P. Durcan, C. Barrett, O. Mullin; S. Coen, L. Keegan, E. McLaughlin; C. Loftus, M. Ruane; K. McLaughlin, R. O'Donoghue, D. O'Connor; T. Conroy, A. O'Shea, C. O'Connor. Subs: B. Walsh, J. Flynn, M. Moran, K. Higgins, F. McDonagh. [18]
2021 Mayo 2-14 Galway 2-08 Croke Park Aidan O'Shea R. Hennelly; L. Keegan, P. O'Hora, M. Plunkett; P. Durcan, O. Mullin, S. Coen; M. Ruane, A. O'Shea; B. Walsh, D. O'Connor, C. Loftus; T. Conroy, D. McHale, R. O'Donoghue. Subs: K. McLaughlin, E. McLaughlin; R. Brickenden; E. Hession; J. Carr; C. O’Shea. [19]

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