List of Interprovincial Hurling Championship finals

Last updated December 03, 2023

Hurling Roll of Honour

Province	Wins	Winning Years
Munster	46	1928, 1929, 1930, 1931, 1934, 1937, 1938, 1939, 1940, 1942, 1943, 1944, 1945, 1946, 1948, 1949, 1950, 1951, 1952, 1953, 1955, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1961, 1963, 1966, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1976, 1978, 1981, 1984, 1985, 1992, 1995, 1996, 1997, 2000, 2001, 2005, 2007, 2013, 2016
Leinster	29	1927, 1932, 1933, 1935, 1936, 1941, 1954, 1956, 1962, 1964, 1965, 1967, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974, 1975, 1977, 1979, 1988, 1993, 1998, 2002, 2003, 2006, 2008, 2009, 2012, 2014
Connacht	11	1947, 1980, 1982, 1983, 1986, 1987, 1989, 1991, 1994, 1999, 2004
Ulster	0	Second place: 1945, 1992, 1993, 1995

The teams listed below are those which took part in the Interprovincial Hurling Championship Final (formerly the Railway Cup Final) in the year listed.

Year	Winner	Score	Runner-up	Score	Venue	Winning Captain
1927	Leinster	1–11	Munster	2–6	Croke Park	Wattie Dunphy
1928	Munster	2–2	Leinster	1–2	Croke Park	Seán Óg Murphy
1929	Munster	5–3	Leinster	3–1	Croke Park	Seán Óg Murphy
1930	Munster	4–6	Leinster	2–7	Croke Park	Dinny Barry-Murphy
1931	Munster	1–12	Leinster	2–6	Croke Park	Philip Purcell
1932	Leinster	6–8	Munster	4–4	Croke Park	Jim Dermody
1933	Leinster	4–6	Munster	3–6	Croke Park	Eddie Doyle
1934	Munster	6–3	Leinster	3–2	Croke Park	Timmy Ryan
1935	Leinster	2-9	Munster	0-7	Croke Park
1936	Leinster	2–8	Munster	3–4	Croke Park	Paddy Larkin
1937	Munster	1–9	Leinster	3–1	Croke Park	Mick Mackey
1938	Munster	6–2	Leinster	4–3	Croke Park	Jim Lanigan
1939	Munster	4–4	Leinster	1–6	Croke Park	John Keane
1940	Munster	4–9	Leinster	5–4	Croke Park	Seán Barrett
1941	Leinster	2–5	Munster	2–4	Croke Park	Bobby Hinks
1942	Munster	4–9	Leinster	4–5	Croke Park	Willie O'Donnell
1943	Munster	4–3	Leinster	3–5	Croke Park	Jack Lynch
1944	Munster	4–10	Connacht	4–4	Croke Park	Seán Condon
1945	Munster	6–8	Ulster	2–0	Croke Park	Johnny Quirke
1946	Munster	3–12	Connacht	4–8	Croke Park	Ger Cornally
1947	Connacht	2–5	Munster	1–1	Croke Park	Seán Duggan
1948	Munster	3–5	Leinster	2–5	Croke Park	Willie 'Long Puck' Murphy
1949	Munster	5–3	Connacht	2–9	Croke Park	Jim Ware
1950	Munster	0–9	Leinster	1–3	Croke Park	Pat Stakelum
1951	Munster	4–9	Leinster	3–6	Croke Park	Seán Kenny
1952	Munster	5–11	Connacht	4–2	Croke Park	Pat Stakelum
1953	Munster	5–7	Leinster	5–5	Croke Park	Christy Ring
1954	Leinster	0–9	Munster	0–5	Croke Park	Johnny McGovern
1955	Munster	6–8	Connacht	3–4	Croke Park	Christy Ring
1956	Leinster	5–11	Munster	1–7	Croke Park	Nick O'Donnell
1957	Munster	5–7	Leinster	2–5	Croke Park	Mick Cashman
1958	Munster	3–7	Leinster	3–5	Croke Park	Phil Grimes
1959	Munster	7–11	Connacht	2–6	Croke Park	Tony Wall
1960	Munster	6–6	Leinster	2–7	Croke Park	Frankie Walsh
1961	Munster	4–12	Leinster	1–9	Croke Park	Tony Wall
1962	Leinster	1–11	Munster	1–9	Croke Park	Noel Drumgoole
1963	Munster	2–8	Leinster	2–7	Croke Park	Jimmy Doyle
1964	Leinster	3–7	Munster	2–9	Croke Park	Séamus Cleere
1965	Leinster	3–11	Munster	0–9	Croke Park	Paddy Moran
1966	Munster	3–13	Leinster	3–11	Croke Park	Jimmy Doyle
1967	Leinster	2–14	Munster	3–5	Croke Park	Ollie Walsh
1968	Munster	0–14	Leinster	0–10	Croke Park	Mick Roche
1969	Munster	2–9	Connacht	2–9	Croke Park
Replay	Munster	3–13	Connacht	4–4	Pearse Stadium	Len Gaynor
1970	Munster	2–15	Leinster	0–9	Croke Park	Gerald McCarthy
1971	Leinster	2–17	Munster	2–12	Croke Park	Tony Doran
1972	Leinster	3–12	Munster	1–10	Croke Park	Jim Treacy
1973	Leinster	1–13	Munster	2–8	Croke Park	Pat Delaney
1974	Leinster	2–15	Munster	1–13	Croke Park	Pat Henderson
1975	Leinster	2–9	Munster	1–11	Croke Park	Pat Delaney
1976	Munster	4–9	Leinster	4–8	Croke Park	Éamonn O'Donoghue
1977	Leinster	2–17	Munster	1–13	Croke Park	Tony Doran
1978	Munster	2–13	Leinster	1–11	Páirc Uí Chaoimh	Charlie McCarthy
1979	Leinster	1–13	Connacht	1–9	Semple Stadium	Phil 'Fan' Larkin
1980	Connacht	1–5	Munster	0–7	Croke Park	Joe Connolly
1981	Munster	2–16	Leinster	2–6	Cusack Park	Joe McKenna
1982	Connacht	3–8	Leinster	2–9	Tullamore	Seán Silke
1983	Connacht	0–10	Leinster	1–5	Cavan	Sylvie Lynnane
1984	Munster	1–18	Leinster	2–9	Cusack Park	John Fenton
1985	Munster	3–6	Connacht	1–11	Semple Stadium	Ger Cunningham
1986	Connacht	3–11	Munster	0–11	Ballinasloe	Noel Lane
1987	Connacht	2–14	Leinster	1–14	Cusack Park	Conor Hayes
1988	Leinster	2–14	Connacht	1–12	Casement Park	Aidan Fogarty
1989	Connacht	4–16	Munster	3–17	Wexford	Joe Cooney
1990	No competition
1991	Connacht	1–13	Munster	0–12	Croke Park	Pete Finnerty
1992	Munster	3–12	Ulster	1–8	Nowlan Park	Declan Carr
1993	Leinster	1–15	Ulster	2–6		John Power
1994	Connacht	1–11	Leinster	1–10	Semple Stadium	Michael Coleman
1995	Munster	0–13	Ulster	1–9	Croke Park	Gary Kirby
1996	Munster	2–20	Leinster	0–10	Cusack Park	Anthony Daly
1997	Munster	0–14	Leinster	0–10	Ballinasloe	Brian Lohan
1998	Leinster	0–16	Connacht	2–9	Nowlan Park	Willie O'Connor
1999	Connacht	2–13	Munster	1–15	Semple Stadium	Brian Feeney
2000	Munster	3–15	Leinster	2–15	Nowlan Park	Fergal Ryan
2001	Munster	1–21	Connacht	1–15	Nenagh	Brendan Cummins
2002	Leinster	4–15	Munster	3–17	Nowlan Park	Andy Comerford
2003	Leinster	4–9	Connacht	2–12	Rome	Michael Kavanagh
2004	Connacht	1–15	Munster	0–9	Salthill	Ollie Fahy
2005	Munster	1–21	Leinster	2–14	Boston	John Gardiner
2006	Leinster	1–23	Connacht	0–17	Pearse Stadium	Eddie Brennan
2007	Munster	2–22	Connacht	2–19	Croke Park	John Mullane
2008	Leinster	1–15	Munster	1–12	O'Moore Park	Tommy Walsh
2009	Leinster	3–18	Connacht	1–17	Abu Dhabi	J.J. Delaney
2010	No competition
2011	No competition
2012	Leinster	2–19	Connacht	1–15	Nowlan Park	Jackie Tyrell
2013	Munster	1-22	Connacht	0-15	Cusack Park (Ennis)	Brendan Maher
2014	Leinster	1-23	Connacht	0-16	Croke Park	Conal Keaney
2015	No competition
2016	Munster	2-20	Leinster	2-16	Semple Stadium

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