Louth Junior 2B Football Championship

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Louth Junior 2B Football Championship
Founded1994
Title holders Kilkerley Emmets (1st title)
Most titles Roche Emmets (4 titles)

The Louth Junior 2B Football Championship is an annual knockout gaelic football competition organised by Louth GAA, contested by the second teams of Intermediate and Junior clubs in County Louth.

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Prior to 1994, the Louth Junior 2A Championship was the only knockout competition for clubs' second teams. That year, the County Board introduced a second knockout competition, confined to the Intermediate and Junior clubs, which would be known as the 2B Championship. [1]

Trophy

The captain of the winning team is presented with the Terry Maher Cup, in memory of the former County Board Chairman. [2] [3]

Finals

(R) = Replay

YearWinnerScoreOpponentScoreWinning Captain
2024 [4] Kilkerley Emmets 0-14 St Joseph's 0-06Micheál McKeown
2023 Dreadnots 0-16 Naomh Máirtín 1-03Ronan Califf
2022 [5] Mattock Rangers 2-07 Seán O'Mahony's 0-11J.P. Watters
2021 [6] Roche Emmets 3-14 Hunterstown Rovers 0-10Liam Rice/Kevin Quigley
2020(Cancelled - COVID-19)
2019 [7] Dreadnots 1-13 Naomh Máirtín 0-12Tony Smith
2018 [8] Hunterstown Rovers 0-10 Seán O'Mahony's 0-07Keith Brennan
2017 [9] [10] O'Raghallaighs 3-08 Na Piarsaigh 3-06Cathal McGinty
2016 [11] Annaghminnon Rovers 2-08 O'Raghallaighs 0-04Aidan Kerr
2015 [12] St Nicholas 3-10 (R) Annaghminnon Rovers 3-07 (R)Dylan Kirwan
2014 [13] Hunterstown Rovers 3-11 Annaghminnon Rovers 3-08Stuart Callan
2013 Oliver Plunketts 2-08 (R) Hunterstown Rovers 1-08 (R)-
2012 [14] Roche Emmets 1-11 Oliver Plunketts 1-08Owen O'Hare
2011 Cooley Kickhams B1-08 Roche Emmets 1-05-
2010 [15] O'Connells 2-07 St Fechin's 0-08David Neasy
2009 [16] Geraldines 2-09 O'Raghallaighs 0-05Vincent Lynch
2008 [17] Wolfe Tones 0-11 St Fechin's 0-05Mark McKenna
2007 [18] Stabannon Parnells 0-13 Oliver Plunketts 1-03Liam Butterly
2006 [19] Dundalk Gaels 1-10 St Fechin's 1-04-
2005 [20] Na Piarsaigh 1-09 Dundalk Gaels 1-08Alan Farrelly
2004 [21] Na Piarsaigh 0-10 Dreadnots 0-06-
2003 [22] Geraldines 2--08 Seán O'Mahony's 1--04Gerard Reenan
2002 [23] Seán O'Mahony's 4--09 Kilkerley Emmets 0--09Peter Doyle
2001 [24] Oliver Plunketts 2--10 St Fechin's 0--04Conor Walsh
2000 [25] Glyde Rangers 4--09 Dowdallshill 0--07Aidan Leonard
1999 Oliver Plunketts 1-16 Geraldines 1-03Paul Dyas
1998 Geraldines 2-11 (R) Na Piarsaigh 1-12 (R)Oliver Smith
1997 Roche Emmets 0-12 Seán O'Mahony's 2-04Alan Gartlan
1996 St Kevin's 1-11 O'Connells 0-05Johnny Bellew
1995 Roche Emmets 0-15 Dreadnots 0-05Fergal McGeough
1994 Na Piarsaigh 2-09 Lann Léire 1-08Austin Reid

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