Talk:Derry Senior Hurling Championship

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[edit] Roll of Honour

Here's a list of the title winners up 2004 and please add 2005 and 2006 when it happens? Please add details of missing years or unactive years? And then the information can be added to a Top Winners Infobox as seen in Dublin Senior Club Football Championship. Frainc 14:42 21 September 2006.

1987 Ballinascreen
1889 Hibernians
1891 St Patricks W’side
1905 St Patricks W’side
1906 Eire Og
1930 Burt
1933 Sarsfields Derry
1934 Sarsfields Derry
1937 Aileach
1938 Ballinascreen
1939 Ballinascreen
1940 Lavey
1943 Mitchels Coleraine
1944 Lavey
1945 Mitchels Coleraine
1946 Lavey
1948 Lavey
1962 Lavey
1963 St Finbars Loup
1964 St Finbars Loup
1965 Slaughtneil
1966 Slaughtneil
1967 Dungiven
1968 Slaughtneil
1969 Slaughtneil
1972 Dungiven
1973 Dungiven
1974 Dungiven
1975 Dungiven
1976 Dungiven
1977 Dungiven
1978 Banagher
1979 Dungiven
1980 Banagher
1981 Dungiven
1982 Dungiven
1983 Dungiven
1984 Dungiven
1985 Lavey
1986 Lavey
1987 Dungiven
1988 Lavey
1989 Dungiven
1990 Lavey
1991 Lavey
1992 Lavey
1993 Slaughtneil
1994 Lavey
1995 Lavey
1996 Dungiven
1997 Lavey
1998 Dungiven
1999 Lavey
2000 Slaughtneil
2001 Lavey
2002 Lavey
2003 Kevin Lynch’s
2004 Kevin Lynch's

2005 Banagher
2006 Kevin Lynch's
(Derry Boi)

[edit] History

Feel free to add as a history section, inaugral year, who won most times, lastest winner, the year with no championship etc? Frainc 16:39 21 September 2006