Laois Intermediate Football Championship

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Laois Intermediate Football Championship
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The Laois Intermediate Football Championship is an annual Gaelic Athletic Association club competition between the second grade Laois Clubs. The winners of the Laois Championship winners qualify to represent their county in the Leinster Intermediate Club Championship and in turn, go on to the All-Ireland Intermediate Club Football Championship. The 2006 intermediate football champions are Mountmellick who defeated Annanough by a scoreline of 1-13 to 1-6.

[edit] Roll of Honour

Year Winner Opponent
2006 Mountmellick Annanough
2005 Crettyard Courtwood
2004 Timahoe Mountmellick
2003 Arles-Killeen Ballyroan
2002 Clonaslee-St.Manmans Mountmellick
2001 Arles-Killeen Annanough
2000 Timahoe Annanough
1999 Arles-Kilcruise Courtwood
1998 Clonaslee-St.Manmans Arles
1997 Arles-Killeen Arles
1996 The Rock St. Michaels
1995 Rosenallis The Rock
1994 Harps Mountmellick
1993 Killeshin The Rock
1992 Barrowhouse Mountmellick
1991 Portarlington Harps
1990 Portarlington Harps
1989 Spink Portarlington
1988 Park/Ratheniska Graiguecullen
1987 Courtwood Portarlington
1986 The Heath The Rock
1985 Barrowhouse The Rock
1984 Crettyard The Rock
1983 Stradbally Killeshin
1982 Portlaoise Killeshin
1981 St.Manmans Park
1980 Barrowhouse St.Manmans
1979 Ballyroan Barrowhouse
1978 Annanough Park
1977 O'Dempseys Barrowhouse
1976 Crettyard The Heath
1975 Portlaoise Barrowhouse
1974 Killeshin Ballyfin
1973 Ballylinan Mountmellick
1972 Portlaoise Portarlington
1971 Courtwood Portarlington
1970 St Fintans Hospital Ballyroan
1969 St Josephs Portlaoise
1968 Mountmellick St Fintans Hospital
1967 Arles Mountmellick
1966 Ballyroan Arles
1965 Crettyard St Fintans Hospital
1964 Emo Crettyard

[edit] External links

Laois Club Competions
Gaelic football

Senior Football Championship
Minor Football Championship
Under 21 Football Championship
Intermediate Football Championship
Junior Football Championship
Junior "B" Football Championship
Junior "C" Football Championship
All-County Football League

Hurling

Senior Hurling Championship 
Minor Hurling Championship
Under 21 Hurling Championship
Intermediate Hurling Championship
Junior Hurling Championship

Gaelic Athletic Association
Football History Hurling
Senior Championship (2007) Senior Championship (2007)
Under-21 Championship The Sunday Game Under-21 Championship
Minor Championship Minor Championship
Junior Championship Handball Junior Championship
National Football League (2007) Senior Hardball Singles National Hurling League (2007)
Tommy Murphy Cup (2007) Christy Ring Cup (2007)
International Rules (2007) Nicky Rackard Cup (2007)
Club Football Championship Rounders Club Hurling Championship
Sam Maguire Cup Croke Park Liam McCarthy Cup
Ladies' Gaelic football Camogie
Ladies' Football Championship Interprovincial Championships Camogie Championship
Brendan Martin Cup O'Duffy Cup
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