| Ulster Ladies Senior Club Football Championship | |
|---|---|
| Code | Ladies Football |
| Founded | 1977 |
| Title holders |  |
| Most titles | |
The list of winners below is generated using the Roll of Honour from the Ulster LGFA website [1] and other sources.
Donaghmoyne are the 2019 champions, having won their 12th Ulster senior title.
| All-Ireland winners | |
| All-Ireland finalists |
| Year | Venue | Winner | County | Runner-up | County |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2019 | Killyclogher | Donaghmoyne 1-11 | Monaghan | Termon 1-09 | Donegal |
| 2018 | Killyclogher | Donaghmoyne 1-15 | Monaghan | Glenfin 1-08 | Donegal |
| 2017 | Emyvale | St Macartans 3-04 | Tyrone | Donaghmoyne 1-08 | Monaghan |
| 2016 | Galbally | Donaghmoyne 2-12 | Monaghan | St Macartans 1-06 | Tyrone |
| 2015 [2] | Killclogher | Donaghmoyne 0-14 | Monaghan | Termon 0-07 | Donegal |
| 2014 [3] | Brewster Park | Termon 4-07 | Donegal | Donaghmoyne 3-08 | Monaghan |
| 2013 [4] | d: Clones r: Trillick | Donaghmoyne 4-14 (1-14) | Monaghan | Termon 1-4 (4-5) | Donegal |
| 2012 [5] | Augher | Donaghmoyne 1-12 | Monaghan | Termon 2-6 | Donegal |
| 2011 [6] | Clones | Donaghmoyne 1-14 | Monaghan | Termon 0-4 | Donegal |
| 2010 [7] | Beragh | Termon 3-06 | Donegal | Donaghmoyne 0-13 | Monaghan |
| 2009 [8] | Truagh | Donaghmoyne 3-10 | Monaghan | St Macartans 0-7 | Tyrone |
| 2008 | d: Ballinascreen r: tbf | Donaghmoyne 1-14 (0-05) | Monaghan | Moville 1-09 (0-05) | Donegal |
| 2007 [9] | Clones | Errigal Ciarán 2-05 | Tyrone | Donaghmoyne 0-08 | Monaghan |
| 2006 [10] | Fintona | Donaghmoyne 1-14 | Monaghan | Carrickmore 2-03 | Tyrone |
| 2005 [11] | Clones | Donaghmoyne 1-12 | Monaghan | St. Eunan's 0-05 | Donegal |
| 2004 [12] | Clones | Donaghmoyne 3-05 | Monaghan | Carrickmore 0-08 | Tyrone |
| 2003 [13] | Scotstown | Cnoc Bríd 3-07 | Cavan | Carrickmore 1-12 | Tyrone |
| 2002 [14] | Clones | Carrickmore 1-11 | Tyrone | St. Eunan's 0-06 | Donegal |
| 2001 [15] | Clones | Carrickmore 3-07 [16] | Tyrone | Monaghan Harps 3-08 | Monaghan |
| 2000 | Clones | Monaghan Harps 1-12 | Monaghan | Iveagh Boscos 1-11 | Down |
| 1999 [17] | Donagh | Aghabog 2-10 | Monaghan | Carrickmore 2-07 | Tyrone |
| 1998 [18] | Celtic Park | St. Eunan's 1-07 | Donegal | St Macartans 1-05 | Tyrone |
| 1997 [19] aet | Clones | St. Eunan's4-14 | Donegal | Carrickmore 1-16 | Tyrone |
| 1996 [20] | Celtic Park | St. Eunan's 2-10 | Donegal | St Macartans 1-08 | Tyrone |
| 1995 | Donagh | Aghabog | Monaghan | Aodh Ruadh | Donegal |
| 1994 [21] | Letterkenny | Inniskeen 2-05 | Monaghan | St. Eunan's 0-07 | Donegal |
| 1993 [22] | Casement Park | St. Eunan's 10-10 | Donegal | Carrickmore 2-03 | Tyrone |
| 1992 [23] | Carrickmore | Carrickmore 3-05 | Tyrone | St. Eunan's 2-07 | Donegal |
| 1991 | Aghabog | Monaghan | nominated to represent Ulster | ||
1984 - 1990 No Competition | |||||
| 1983 | Mullahoran | Cavan | nominated to represent Ulster | ||
| 1982 | Mullahoran | Cavan | nominated to represent Ulster | ||
| 1981 | Mullahoran | Cavan | nominated to represent Ulster | ||
| 1980 | Mullahoran | Cavan | nominated to represent Ulster | ||
| 1979 | Mullahoran | Cavan | nominated to represent Ulster | ||
| 1978 | tbf | Mullahoran 2-10 | Cavan | Lissummon 2-00 | Armagh |
| 1977 | tbf | Mullahoran 2-14 | Cavan | Lissummon 0-06 | Armagh |
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