Waterford Senior Football Championship

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Waterford Senior Football Championship
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Current event clock.svg 2020 Waterford Senior Football Championship
Irish Cluiche Ceannais
Peile an Chontae
Founded1886
Title holders Rathgormack (12th title)
Most titles Dungarvan & Stradbally (19 titles)

Waterford Senior Football Championship is an annual Gaelic football competition between the top Waterford clubs.

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The winners of the Waterford Championship qualify to represent their county in the Munster Senior Club Football Championship, the winners of which progress to the All-Ireland Senior Club Football Championship.

The current senior football champions are Rathgormack who defeated Abbeyside/Ballinacourty in the 2024 final. [1]

Roll of honour

#ClubWinsYears won
1 Dungarvan 191892, 1893, 1908, 1916, 1926, 1927, 1928, 1929, 1930, 1937, 1938, 1945, 1946, 1947, 1948, 1954, 1990, 1991, 1992
Stradbally 191940, 1941, 1942, 1943, 1944, 1972, 1980, 1982, 1987, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2009, 2010, 2012, 2015, 2017
3 Kilrossanty 151888, 1919, 1939, 1949, 1950,1951, 1952, 1957, 1960, 1964, 1983, 1985, 1986, 1988, 1989
4 Rathgormack 121909, 1910, 1912, 1913, 1914, 1918, 1995, 1996, 1999, 2019, 2023, 2024
5 The Nire 111993, 1994, 1997, 2000, 2006, 2008, 2014, 2016, 2018, 2021, 2022
6 Clashmore 91886, 1890, 1903, 1904, 1905, 1906, 1907, 1920, 1925
7 Ballinacourty 71978, 1979, 1981, 2007, 2011, 2013, 2020
8 De La Salle 61931, 1933, 1934, 1935, 1936, 1958
9 Mount Sion 51953, 1955, 1956, 1959, 1961
10 Lismore 41899, 1901, 1902, 1911
Kill41962, 1966, 1967, 1968
12 Erins Hope Dungarvan 31896, 1897, 1898
Aglish31915, 1922, 1923
John Mitchels 31970, 1973, 1976
Tramore 31969, 1971, 1984
16Windgap21894, 1895
Ardmore 21965, 1977
18 Ballysaggart 11885
Ballyduff Lower 11887
Ballinameela/Aglish11889
Finnegan Fusiliers11917
Ballyduff Upper 11924
Fenor 11932
Brickey Rangers 11963
Affane 11974
Dunhill 11975
St. Saviours 11998

List of finals

YearWinnerScoreOpponentScoreMan of The Match
2024 [1] Rathgormack 2-10 Ballinacourty 0-08
2023 Rathgormack 1-09 The Nire 0-06Jason Curry
2022 The Nire 0-10 Rathgormack 0-08Conor Gleeson
2021 The Nire 1-07 Rathgormack 0-09Dermot Ryan
2020 Ballinacourty 0-13 Rathgormack 0-10Patrick Hurney
2019 [2] Rathgormack 2-06 Ballinacourty 1-06William Hahessy
2018 The Nire 0-09 Kilrossanty 0-07Darren Guiry
2017 Stradbally 1-15 The Nire 1-14Robert Ahearne
2016 [3] The Nire 1-17 Ballinacourty 0-08 Liam Lawlor
2015 Stradbally 0-08 Ballinacourty 0-06Shane Lannon
2014 [4] The Nire 0-11 Stradbally 0-06 Conor Gleeson
2013 [5] Ballinacourty 0-12 Stradbally 0-05 Gary Hurney
2012 [6] Stradbally 1-08 The Nire 0-10 Michael Walsh
2011 Ballinacourty 0-06 Stradbally 0-05Shane Briggs
2010 Stradbally 0-09 Ballinacourty 1-05
2009 Stradbally 2-05 The Nire 0-09
2008 The Nire 0-12 Ballinacourty 0-08
2007 Ballinacourty 3-04 Ardmore 1-07
2006 The Nire 1-05 Stradbally 0-03
2005 Stradbally 1-08 The Nire 1-04
2004 Stradbally 2-08 The Nire 1-04
2003 Stradbally 1-11 Tramore 0-08
2002 Stradbally 0-12 The Nire 0-10
2001 Stradbally 1-13 Rathgormack 2-04
2000 The Nire 1-11 Kilrossanty 1-08
1999 Rathgormack 1-09 Stradbally 0-09
1998 St. Saviours 1-10 Kilrossanty 1-09
1997 The Nire 1-08 Dungarvan 0-04
1996 Rathgormack 2-09 Gaultier 0-11
1995 Rathgormack 0-15 Kilrossanty 2-03
1994 The Nire 2-09 Gaultier 0-11
1993 The Nire 2-07 Dungarvan 1-09
1992 Dungarvan 3-08 Rathgormack 2-11
1991 Dungarvan 1-09 Stradbally 1-06
1990 Dungarvan 1-06 Stradbally 0-08
1989 Kilrossanty 1-04 The Nire 1-03
1988 Kilrossanty 2-07 St. Saviour's 0-08
1987 Stradbally 1-09 The Nire 1-05
1986 Kilrossanty 3-13Kilmacthomas0-03
1985 Kilrossanty 2-08 Tramore 0-07
1984 Tramore 1-09Ballinameela0-04
1983 Kilrossanty 1-10 Ferrybank 1-07
1982 Stradbally 1-08 Clashmore 1-05
1981 Ballinacourty 2-14 Ardmore 0-06
1980 Stradbally 2-10 Dunhill 1-04
1979 Ballinacourty 1-12 Ferrybank 1-11
1978 Ballinacourty 0-13 Clashmore 2-04
1977 Ardmore 2-06 Stradbally 0-11
1976 John Mitchels 2-07 Dunhill 1-04
1975 Dunhill 1-08 Tramore 0-04
1974 Affane 1-08 Dunhill 0-06
1973 John Mitchels 3-08 Affane 2-07
1972 Stradbally 3-04Kill1-06
1971 Tramore 5-08 John Mitchels 2-04
1970 John Mitchels 1-14Kill1-10
1969 Tramore 0-05Geraldines0-03
1968Kill2-08 Tramore 3-02
1967Kill1-08 John Mitchels 1-03
1966Kill0-07 Kilrossanty 1-02
1965 Ardmore 1-11 Mount Sion 0-02
1964 Kilrossanty 2-03 Ardmore 0-08
1963 Brickey Rangers 2-08Kill1-02
1962Kill1-11Geraldines2-02
1961 Mount Sion 3-05 Stradbally 2-03
1960 Kilrossanty 1-03 Brickey Rangers 0-05
1959 Mount Sion 2-04 De La Salle 1-02
1958 De La Salle 1-07 (Replay)Kill1-05
1957 Kilrossanty 1-06 Mount Sion 1-04
1956 Mount Sion 3-02 Dungarvan 2-04
1955 [A] Mount Sion 1-06 Brickey Rangers 0-06
1954 Dungarvan 1-05St Otteran's0-07
1953 Mount Sion 2-05 Brickey Rangers 1-05
1952 Kilrossanty 1-05Kill0-06
1951 Kilrossanty 1-01Kill1-00
1950 Kilrossanty 1-05Old Parish0-02
1949 Kilrossanty 1-07 Dungarvan 0-02
1948 Dungarvan 4-03 Fenor 1-05
1947 [B] Dungarvan Brickey Rangers
1946 Dungarvan 3-02 Kilrossanty 0-00
1945 Dungarvan 1-03 Stradbally 0-01
1944 Stradbally 1-05 Kilrossanty 0-02
1943 Stradbally 0-06 Kilrossanty 0-02
1942 Stradbally 1-05 Kilrossanty 1-04
1941 Stradbally 0-05 Dungarvan 1-01
1940 Stradbally 2-06 Kilrossanty 0-03
1939 Kilrossanty 3-05 Stradbally 2-02
1938 Dungarvan 2-04 Kilrossanty 0-04
1937 Dungarvan 2-02 Fenor 1-03
1936 De La Salle 1-05 Stradbally 0-01
1935 De La Salle 4-05 Dungarvan 1-03
1934 De La Salle 1-04 Dungarvan 1-00
1933 De La Salle 1-04 Dungarvan 0-04
1932 Fenor 3-05 Brickey Rangers 0-00
1931 De La Salle 1-04 Dungarvan 0-01
1930 Dungarvan 2-03 Rathgormack 1-01
1929 Dungarvan 8-02 Fenor 2-02
1928 [C] Dungarvan
1927 [D] Dungarvan 2-05O'Rourkes1-04
1926 Dungarvan 1-03 Rathgormack 1-01
1925 Clashmore 0-02Ring0-01
1924 Ballyduff Upper 4-03 Rathgormack 2-00
1923Aglish1-01 Rathgormack 0-01
1922Aglish2-01 Clashmore 0-01
1921
1920 Clashmore 0-04 Rathgormack 0-03
1919 Kilrossanty 3-04Ballymacaw0-01
1918 Rathgormack
1917Finnegans Fusiliers
1916 Dungarvan
1915Aglish1-01 Rathgormack 0-01
1914 Rathgormack 1-03Aglish1-00
1913 Rathgormack 0-04Blackwater Ramblers0-01
1912 Rathgormack 2-00Blackwater Ramblers0-01
1911 Lismore Rathgormack
1910 Rathgormack 3-04 Dungarvan 1-00
1909 Rathgormack 3-04 Dungarvan 1-00
1908 Dungarvan Dunhill
1907 Clashmore De La Salle
1906 Clashmore Kilrossanty
1905 Clashmore
1904 Clashmore 0-03Kinsalebeg0-02
1903 [E] Clashmore 0-01 Lismore 1-01
1902 Lismore Ardmore
1901 Lismore Kilrossanty
1900
1899 Lismore 0-08Kilmacthomas1-03
1898 Erin's Hope, Dungarvan Erin's Hope, Dungarvan
1897 Erin's Hope, Dungarvan
1896 Erin's Hope, Dungarvan Erin's Hope, Dungarvan
1895Windgap1-03 Dungarvan 0-03
1894Windgap Kilrossanty
1893 Dungarvan
1892 Dungarvan 0-05Aglish0-00
1891Kinsalebeg
1890 Shandon Rovers,Dungarvan Kinsalebeg
1889Ballinameela/AglishClodagh Campaigners
1888 Kilrossanty 0-04 Fenor 0-00
1887 Ballyduff Lower 0-03 Kilrossanty 0-02
1886Kinsalebeg Kilrossanty
1885 Ballysaggart Kinsalebeg

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