Waterford Minor Football Championship

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The Waterford Minor Football Championship is a Gaelic football competition played by GAA teams in Waterford in Ireland. All players have to be under the age of 18 in the year in which they take part here. The competition is organized by the two divisions of Waterford GAA county board - East Division and West Division. The clubs will first play in the divisional competition with the winners of each playing in the county final.

Roll of honour

YearWinnerScoreOpponentScore
2020 Gaultier Rathgormack
2019 Gaultier Ballinacourty
2018 Ballinacourty 1-10 Rathgormack 0-07
2017 Rathgormack 3-08 Ballinacourty 3-06
2016 Gaultier 2-03 Ballinacourty 0-08
2015 Ballinacourty 2-06 Gaultier 1-04
2014 The Nire 3-11 Stradbally 0-06
2013 Dungarvan 6-11 The Nire 0-09
2012 Rathgormack 2-14 Dungarvan 2-08
2011An Gaeltacht Clashmore
2010 De La Salle 1-11 Ballinacourty 0-11
2009 Clashmore 1-07 Ballinacourty 1-06
2008 The Nire 2-09 Roanmore 0-12
2007 The Nire 1-11 De La Salle 2-05
2006 Stradbally 2-09 Gaultier 2-05
2005 Ballinacourty 2-10 De La Salle 2-03
2004 Kilrossanty 1-04 De La Salle 1-03
2003 Ballinacourty 2-08 De La Salle 2-03
2002 Ballinacourty 0-11 Gaultier 1-06
2001 Ballinacourty 2-06 Rathgormack 1-07
2000St. Oliver's, Ballinameela0-13 Mount Sion 1-06
1999Ballyduff/ Butlerstown2-06 (replay) Ardmore 1-08
1998 Ardmore 1-12 Gaultier 0-04
1997 Ardmore 2-08 Rathgormack 0-10
1996 Gaultier 1-08 Ardmore 1-07
1995 Ballinacourty 0-10 Gaultier 1-03
1994 Ballinacourty 2-11 Tramore 1-05
1993 Tramore 2-08 Ballinacourty 1-09
1992 Dungarvan 2-06 Tramore 1-08
1991 Dungarvan 1-09 Tramore 0-05
1990 Gaultier 0-10 Dungarvan 1-05
1989 Gaultier 1-10 Kilrossanty 2-06
1988 Gaultier 3-10 Kilrossanty 1-01
1987 St. Saviours 1-08 Kilrossanty 0-04
1986 St. Saviours 2-16Drum Rovers0-04
1985 De La Salle 4-08 Stradbally 2-04
1984 Dungarvan 1-11Clan Na Gael0-08
1983 Dungarvan 1-09Clan Na Gael0-03
1982 Ballinacourty 3-04Kilmacthomas1-07
1981 Ballinacourty 1-06 Tramore 1-01
1980 Ballinacourty 3-04 Roanmore 2-02
1979 De La Salle 1-12 Ballinacourty 0-10
1978 Affane 1-08 Mount Sion 2-04
1977 Roanmore 3-02 (Replay) Affane 1-00
1976 Ballinacourty 4-09Cuchulainns0-05
1975 John Mitchels 4-03 Ballinacourty 2-08
1974 John Mitchels 2-04 The Nire 1-06
1973 Mount Sion 3-05 Tallow 2-04
1972 Tramore 6-06 Tallow 1-01
1971 Tallow 3-08 Tramore 1-03
1970 Ballinacourty 3-05Clan Na Gael1-05
1969 Tallow 2-08Clanna Gael1-03
1968 Tallow 1-06Clan Na Gael0-02
1967 Tallow 1-10 Ferrybank 1-03
1966 Ardmore 3-10Kevin Barry's0-02
1965 Mount Sion (Na Risigh)2-06 Ardmore 1-02
1964 Stradbally 2-07 Mount Sion 2-04
1963 Tramore 4-08 Ballinacourty 1-01
1962 Tramore 3-05 Ardmore 1-02
1961 Dungarvan 0-06 De La Salle 1-02
1960 Tramore 7-06 Dungarvan 0-00
1959 Ballinacourty 0-01 Tramore Nil
1958 Mount Sion (Na Risigh)0-05 Rinn O gCuanach 1-00
1957 Mount Sion (Na Risigh)2-04 Rinn O gCuanach 1-02
1956 Mount Sion 2-06 Rinn O gCuanach 1-06
1955 Rinn O gCuanach 1-05Kill0-03
1954 Rinn O gCuanach 2-07 Mount Sion 1-05
1953 De La Salle 3-05 Ballinacourty 1-01
1952 Abbeyside 3-01 Mount Sion (Na Risigh)2-02
1951St. Augustine Rovers1-05 Dunhill (O Brien's) 1-00
1950St. Augustine Rovers2-04 Dunhill 1-03
1949St. Augustine's College2-02Emmetts (Waterford City)1-02
1948Na Saisealaigh's (Dungarvan CBS)5-02 Mount Sion (Na Risigh)0-02
1947 Cappoquin (Ceapach Chuinn)0-03 Mount Sion (Na Risigh)0-01
1946Na Saisealaigh's (Dungarvan CBS)0-01 De La Salle 0-00
1945Cathal Brugha's
1944Dunhill (O Brien's)1-04 Dungarvan 2-00
1943 De La Salle (St Stephen's)2-02 Dungarvan 0-00
1942 De La Salle (St Stephen's)2-02 Dungarvan 0-00
1941 De La Salle(St Stephen's)7-06Cathal Brugha's0-01
1940Butlerstown2-04St. Carthage's1-00
1939 De La Salle (St Stephen's)2-03 Stradbally 0-01
1938 De La Salle (St Stephen's) Dungarvan
1937 Stradbally 2-07Mountain Rovers1-01
1936Kill/Newtown Dungarvan
1935Mountain Rovers Stradbally
1934 Blackwater Rovers Ballyduff Lower
1933 Dungarvan
1932 Dungarvan
1931 De La Salle Clashmore
1930 De La Salle
1929 De La Salle
1928 Dungarvan
1927Villerstown

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