Leinster Senior Football Championship

Leinster Senior Football Championship
Irish Craobh Sinsir Peile Laighean
Founded 1888
Title holders Dublin (50th title)
First winner Kilkenny
Most titles Dublin (50 titles)

The GAA Leinster Senior Football Championship (sponsored by Toyota, Ulster Bank, Vodafone) is the premier "knockout" competition in the game of football played in the province of Leinster in Ireland. The series of games are organised by the Leinster Council and are played during the summer months. The competition involves the counties of Leinster playing against each other. The Leinster football Final is played in July in Croke Park, Dublin. The winning county is presented with the Delaney Cup. Dublin are the most successful county, having won the championship on 50 separate occasions, more than double their nearest rivals Meath.

The GAA Leinster Football Championship is run on a knock-out basis, whereby a team is eliminated from the competition once they lose. All of the counties of Leinster except Kilkenny participate in the championship. The draw is seeded, with the previous year's semi-finalists getting byes to the quarter-finals. Six of the remaining seven teams are drawn for three preliminary round matches, while the seventh team also gets a bye to the quarter-finals.

Contents

2011 Championship

  Preliminary Round Quarter finals Semi Final Final
                                     
 Laois 0–10  
 Longford 0–09  
   Laois 0-11  
     Dublin 1-16  
      
        
   Dublin 1-12  
   Kildare 1-11  
 Wicklow 0-05  
 Kildare 0–12  
   Kildare 0-16
     Meath 0-10  
      
        
   Dublin 2-12
   Wexford 1-12
 Offaly 0-08  
 Wexford 2-16  
   Wexford 1-24
     Westmeath 0-15  
      
        
   Wexford 4-12
   Carlow 0-10  
        
        
   Carlow 0-14
     Louth 0-13  
      

2010 Championship

  Preliminary Round Quarter finals Semi Final Final
                                     
 Louth 1–11 (14)  
 Longford 1–07 (10)  
   Louth 1–22 (25)  
     Kildare 1–16 (19)  
      
        
   Louth 1–15  
   Westmeath 2–10  
 Wicklow 3–13 (22)  
 Carlow 0–12  
   Wicklow 1–11 (14)
     Westmeath 0–15  
      
        
   Louth 1–10
   Meath 1–12
 Meath 1–20 (23)  
 Offaly 2–07 (13)  
   Meath 2–14 (20)
     Laois 0–10  
      
        
   Meath 5–09
   Dublin 0–13  
        
        
   Wexford 0–15
     Dublin 2–16  
      

2010 Leinster Football Final

Main article: 2010 Leinster Senior Football Championship Final

On July 11, 2010, Meath reached and won the Leinster Final against neighbours Louth.

During the Leinster Final on July 11, 2010, in the 74th minute of the match against Louth, a goal was awarded by the referee after brief consultation with only one of the match umpires (although close circuit camera evidence shown on the RTÉ Two coverage of the game proved that the ball was carried over the line by a Meath player). However, Meath received the 2010 Leinster Title and the cup.

2010 Leinster Football Final controversy

Further information: 2010 Leinster Senior Football Championship Final#Violence and 2010 Leinster Senior Football Championship Final#Reaction

On July 11, 2010, Meath reached and won the Leinster Final against neighbors Louth. Meath won the match but both the way the match ended and the violent reaction of some Louth supporters to this led to controversy.

During the Leinster Final on July 11, 2010, deep into injury time in the 74th minute of the match against Louth, a goal was awarded by the referee after brief consultation with only one of the match umpires although television coverage of the game proved that the ball was carried over the line by Meath player Joe Sherdian. Prior to the goal being awarded Meath had trailed by 1 point and with the referee blowing his whistle shortly afterwards this proved to be the decisive score.

Irate Louth fans stormed the pitch and commenced a process of chasing and physically assaulting the referee,[1][2][3] who had to be led away by a Garda escort in scenes broadcast to a live television audience. Other scenes of violence saw bottles being hurled from a stand, one striking a steward who fell to the ground[1][4] and Meath substitute Mark Ward was hit by a Louth fan.[5] The situation led to much media debate in the days that followed, the violence was condemned and there were many calls for the game to be replayed in the national Media (including former Meath players Trevor Giles and Bernard Flynn.[6]). GAA President Christy Cooney said the events were a "watershed" and one where the "circumstances were bizarre. I have never seen circumstances like it as long as I have been a member of this Association".[7] He promised life bans for those who assaulted the referee.[8]

The day after the match the GAA released a statement confirming that Sludden admitted he had made an error.[9] The GAA also stated that the rules left it powerless to offer a replay and that this would be decided by Meath,[9] Following a Meath County Board meeting it emerged that in his match report that the referee had originally blown for a penalty for Meath but when the ball ended in the net decided to award the goal. The county board decided not to offer of a replay and that that would be "the end of the matter".[10]

Roll of honour

Team Winner Winning Years
1 Dublin 50 1891, 1892, 1894, 1896, 1897, 1898, 1899, 1901, 1902, 1904, 1906, 1907, 1908, 1920, 1921, 1922, 1923, 1924, 1932, 1933, 1934, 1941, 1942, 1955, 1958, 1959, 1962, 1963, 1965, 1974, 1975, 1976, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1989, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 2002, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2011
2 Meath 21 1895, 1939, 1940, 1947, 1949, 1951, 1952, 1954, 1964, 1966, 1967, 1970, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1990, 1991, 1996, 1999, 2001, 2010
3 Kildare 13 1903, 1905, 1919, 1926, 1927, 1928, 1929, 1930, 1931, 1935, 1956, 1998, 2000
4 Offaly 10 1960, 1961, 1969, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1980, 1981, 1982, 1997
4 Wexford 10 1890, 1893, 1913, 1914, 1915, 1916, 1917, 1918, 1925, 1945
6 Louth 8 1909, 1910, 1912, 1943, 1948, 1950, 1953, 1957
7 Laois 6 1889, 1936, 1937, 1938, 1946, 2003
8 Kilkenny 3 1888, 1900, 1911
9 Carlow 1 1944
9 Longford 1 1968
9 Westmeath 1 2004
12 Wicklow 0 N/A

Previous Finals

2011
Final
 Dublin 2–12 – 1–12 Wexford Croke Park
Attendance: 43,983
Referee: J. McQuillan (Cavan)
J McCarthy 1-0, A Brogan, B Brogan (1f) 0-03 each, S Cluxton (1'45), D Bastick, P Flynn, B Cullen, K McMenamin, R McConnell 0-01 each, G Molloy 1-0 (o.g.) B Brosnan 0-9 (4f, 2 '45), R Barry 1-0, C Lyng 0-2, A Flynn 0-1
2010
Final
 Meath 1–12 – 1–10 Louth Croke Park
Attendance: 48,875
Referee: Martin Sludden (Tyrone))
G Reilly 0–4, C Ward 0–4, J Sheridan 1–0, S Bray 0–2, A Moyles, N Crawford 0–1 each. Report B White 0–4, JP Rooney 1–1, C Judge 0–2, P Keenan, A McDonnell, A Reed 0–1 each.
2009
Final
 Dublin 2–15 – 0–18 Kildare Croke Park
B Brogan 0–7, B Cahill, J Sherlock 1–1 each, C Keaney 0–3, A Brogan 0–2, C Whelan 0–1. K Donnelly 0–3, M Conway, J Kavanagh, P O'Neill, R Sweeney, A Smith, J Doyle 0–2 each, D Earley, R Kelly, E Callaghan 0–1 each.
2008
Final
 Dublin 3–23 – 0–09 Wexford Croke Park
Attendance: 80,112
Referee: G. Ó Conamha (Galway)
A Brogan 1–4 (1 '45'), D Connolly 1–3, C Keaney 0–6 (0-4f), T Quinn 0–4 (0-4f), M Vaughan 1–0, J Sherlock 0–3, C Moran, B Cahill, S Ryan 0–1 each. C Lyng 0–4 (0-4f), E Bradley 0–2, M Forde 0–2, R Barry 0–1.
2007
Final
 Dublin 3–14 – 1–14 Laois Croke Park
Attendance: 81,394
Referee: M. Hughes (Tyrone)
M Vaughan 1–6 (0-5f), A Brogan, B Brogan 1–1 each, C Whelan, C Keaney (0-1f) 0–2 each, T Quinn, G Brennan 0–1 each. M Tierney 0–7 (0-6f, 0–1 `45'), R Munnelly 1–1, C Parkinson 0–3, B McCormack, P O'Leary, B Sheehan 0–1 each.
2006
Final
 Dublin 1–15 – 0–09 Offaly Croke Park
Attendance: 81,754
Referee: M. Duffy (Sligo)
T Quinn 0–7 (0-3f), J Sherlock 1–1, A Brogan 0–4, C Keaney 0–3 (0-1f). N McNamee 0–4 (0-1f), T Deehan, C McManus (0-2f) 0–2 each, A McNamee 0–1.
2005
Final
 Dublin 0–14 – 0–13 Laois Croke Park
Referee: J. McQuillan (Cavan)
T. Quinn 0-4, B. Cullen 0-3, J. Sherlock 0-2, S. O'Shaughnessy, C. Whelan, C. Moran, A. Brogan, C. Keaney 0-1 each R. Munnelly 0-5, C. Conway 0-4, N. Garvan, D. Brennan 0-2 each
2004
Final
 Westmeath 0–13 – 0–13 Laois Croke Park
Referee: P. McEnaney (Monaghan)
D. Glennon 0-5, D. Dolan 0-4, F. Wilson, J. Fallon 0-2 each B. McDonald, C. Conway 0-3 each, R. Munnelly, S. Cooke 0-2 each, M. Lawlor, K. Fitzpatrick, D. Rooney 0-1 each
2004
Final Replay
 Westmeath 0–12 – 0–10 Laois Croke Park
Referee: M. Monahan (Kildare)
A. Mangan 0-4, D. Dolan 0-3, D. Glennon 0-2, M. Ennis, B. Morley, F. Wilson 0-1 each R. Munnelly 0-3, K. Fitzpatrick 0-2, T. Kelly, P. Clancy, B. McDonald, D. Brennan, C. Parkinson 0-1 each
2003
Final
 Laois 2–13 – 1–13 Kildare Croke Park
Attendance: 81,786
Referee: Seamus McCormack (Meath)
B McDonald 1–2, R Munnelly 1–1, I Fitzgerald 0–4, T Kelly 0–2, G Kavanagh, P Clancy, B Brennan, D Miller 0–1 each. J Doyle 0–5 (0-4f), P Murray 0–4 (0-3f), R Sweeney 1–0 pen, S McKenzie-Smyth 0–2, P Brennan, G Ryan 0–1 each.
2002
Final
 Dublin 2–13 – 2–11 Kildare Croke Park
Attendance: 78,000
Referee: M. Collins (Cork)
2001
Final
 Meath 2–11 – 0–14 Dublin Croke Park
Referee: M. Curley (Galway)
R. Kealy 1-1, G. Geraghty 1-0, E. Kelly, T. Giles 0-3 each, D. Curtis 0-2, O. Murphy, R. Magee 0-1 each C. Moran 0-4, C. Whelan, D. Farrell, W. McCarthy, 0-3 each, J. Sherlock 0-1
2000
Final
 Kildare 0–14 – 0–14 Dublin Croke Park
2000
Final Replay
 Kildare 2–11 – 0–12 Dublin Croke Park
1999
Final
 Meath 1–14 – 0–12 Dublin Croke Park
1998
Final
 Kildare 1–12 – 0–10 Meath Croke Park
1997
Final
 Offaly 3–17 – 1–15 Meath Croke Park
1996
Final
 Meath 0–10 – 0–8 Dublin Croke Park
1995
Final
 Dublin 1–18 – 1–08 Meath Croke Park
1994
Final
 Dublin 1–09 – 1–08 Meath Croke Park
1993
Final
 Dublin 0–11 – 0–07 Kildare Croke Park
1992
Final
 Dublin 1–13 – 0–10 Kildare Croke Park
1991
Final
 Meath 1–11 – 0–8 Laois Croke Park
1990
Final
 Meath 1–14 – 0–14 Dublin Croke Park
1989
Final
 Dublin 2–12 – 1–10 Meath Croke Park
1988
Final
 Meath 2–5 – 0–9 Dublin Croke Park
1987
Final
 Meath 1–13 – 0–12 Dublin Croke Park
1986
Final
 Meath 0–9 – 0–7 Dublin Croke Park
1985
Final
 Dublin 0–10 – 0–04 Laois Croke Park
1984
Final
 Dublin 2–10 – 1–09 Meath Croke Park
1983
Final
 Dublin 2–13 – 1–11 Offaly Croke Park
1982
Final
 Offaly 1–16 – 1–7 Dublin Croke Park
1981
Final
 Offaly 1–18 – 3–9 Laois Croke Park
1980
Final
 Offaly 1–10 – 1–8 Dublin Croke Park
1979
Final
 Dublin 1–08 – 0–09 Offaly Croke Park
1978
Final
 Dublin 1–17 – 1–06 Kildare Croke Park
1977
Final
 Dublin 1–09 – 0–08 Meath Croke Park
1976
Final
 Dublin 2–08 – 1–09 Meath Croke Park
1975
Final
 Dublin 3–13 – 0–08 Kildare Croke Park
1974
Final
 Dublin 1–14 – 1–09 Meath Croke Park
1973
Final
 Offaly 3–21 – 2–12 Meath Croke Park
1972
Final
 Offaly 1–18 – 2–8 Kildare Croke Park
1971
Final
 Offaly 2–14 – 0–6 Kildare Croke Park
1970
Final
 Meath 2–22 – 5–12 Offaly Croke Park
1969
Final
 Offaly 3–7 – 1–8 Kildare Croke Park
1968
Final
 Longford 3–9 – 1–4 Laois Croke Park
1967
Final
 Meath 0–8 – 0–6 Offaly Croke Park
1966
Final
 Meath 1–9 – 1–8 Kildare Croke Park
1965
Final
 Dublin 3–06 – 0–09 Longford Croke Park
1964
Final
 Meath 2–12 – 1–7 Dublin Croke Park
1963
Final
 Dublin 2–11 – 2–09 Laois Croke Park
1962
Final
 Dublin 2–08 – 1–07 Offaly Croke Park
1961
Final
 Offaly 1–13 – 1–8 Dublin Croke Park
1960
Final
 Offaly 0–10 – 1–6 Louth Croke Park
1959
Final
 Dublin 1–18 – 2–08 Laois Croke Park
1958
Final
 Dublin 1–11 – 1–06 Louth Croke Park
1957
Final
 Louth 2–9 – 1–7 Dublin Croke Park
1956
Final
 Kildare 2–11 – 1–8 Wexford Croke Park
1955
Final
 Dublin 5–12 – 0–07 Meath Croke Park
1954
Final
 Meath 4–7 – 2–10 Offaly Croke Park
1953
Final
 Louth 1–7 – 0–7 Wexford Croke Park
1952
Final
 Meath 1–6 – 0–8 Louth Croke Park
1951
Final
 Meath 4–9 – 0–3 Laois Croke Park
1950
Final
 Louth 1–3 – 1–3 Meath Croke Park
1950
Final Replay
 Louth 3–5 – 0–13 Meath Croke Park
1949
Final
 Meath 4–5 – 0–6 Westmeath Croke Park
1948
Final
 Louth 2–10 – 2–5 Wexford Croke Park
1947
Final
 Meath 3–7 – 1–7 Loais Croke Park
1946
Final
 Laois 0–11 – 1–06 Kildare Croke Park
1945
Final
 Wexford 1–9 – 1–04 Offaly Croke Park
1944
Final
 Carlow 2–6 – 1–6 Dublin Athy
1943
Final
 Louth 3–16 – 2–4 Laois Croke Park
1942
Final
 Dublin 0–08 – 0–06 Carlow Croke Park
1941
Final
 Dublin 4–06 – 1–04 Carlow Croke Park
1940
Final
 Meath 2–7 – 1–7 Laois Croke Park
1939
Final
 Meath 2–7 – 2–3 Wexford Croke Park
1938
Final
 Laois 2–08 – 1–03 Kildare Croke Park
1937
Final
 Laois 0–12 – 0–04 Louth Croke Park
1936
Final
 Laois 3–03 – 0–08 Kildare Croke Park
1935
Final
 Kildare 0–8 – 0–6 Louth Croke Park
1934
Final
 Dublin 1–02 – 0–05 Louth Croke Park
1934
Final Replay
 Dublin 3–02 – 2–05 Louth Croke Park
1934
Final Second Replay
 Dublin 2–09 – 1–10 Louth Croke Park
1933
Final
 Dublin 0–09 – 1–04 Wexford Croke Park
1932
Final
 Dublin 0–08 – 1–05 Wexford Croke Park
1932
Final Replay
 Dublin 4–06 – 1–05 Wexford Croke Park
1931
Final
 Kildare 2–9 – 1–6 Westmeath Croke Park
1930
Final
 Kildare 0–6 – 1–3 Meath Croke Park
1930
Final Replay
 Kildare 2–6 – 1–2 Meath Croke Park
1929
Final
 Kildare 2–3 – 0–6 Laois Croke Park
1928
Final
 Kildare 0–10 – 1–6 Dublin Croke Park
1927
Final
 Kildare 0–5 – 0–3 Dublin Croke Park
1926
Final
 Kildare 2–8 – 1–5 Wexford Croke Park
1925
Final
 Wexford 2–7 – 0–3 Kildare Croke Park
1924
Final
 Dublin 1–04 – 1–04 Wexford Croke Park
1924
Final
 Dublin 3–05 – 2–03 Wexford Croke Park
1924
Final
 Dublin – Croke Park
1923
Final
 Dublin 3–05 – 0–00 Meath Croke Park
1922
Final
 Dublin 1–07 – 0–02 Kilkenny Croke Park
1921
Final
 Dublin 0–6 – 1–3 Kildare Croke Park
1921
Final
 Dublin 3–03 – 1–02 Kildare Croke Park
1920
Final
 Dublin 1–03 – 0–03 Croke Park
1919
Final
 Kildare 1–3 – 1–2 Dublin Croke Park
1918
Final
 Wexford 2–5 – 1–4 Louth Croke Park
1917
Final
 Wexford 1–3 – 1–1 Dublin Croke Park
1916
Final
 Wexford 1–7 – 1–0 Kildare Croke Park
1915
Final
 Wexford 2–2 – 2–2 Dublin Croke Park
1915
Final Replay
 Wexford 2–5 – 1–4 Dublin Croke Park
1914
Final
 Wexford 3–6 – 0–1 Louth Croke Park
1913
Final
 Wexford 2–3 – 2–2 Louth Croke Park
1912
Final
 Louth 1–2 – 1–1 Dublin Croke Park
1911
Final
 Kilkenny 2–4 – 1–1 Meath Inchicore
1910
Final
 Louth 0–3 – 0–0 Dublin Croke Park
1909
Final
 Louth 2–9 – 0–4 Kilkenny Croke Park
1908
Final
 Dublin 1–7 – 0–3 Kildare Croke Park
1907
Final
 Dublin 1–11 – 0–4 Offaly Croke Park
1906
Final
 Dublin 1–9 – 0–8 Kildare Croke Park
1905
Final
 Kildare 0–12 – 1–7 Louth Croke Park
1904
Final
 Dublin 0–5 – 0–1 Kilkenny Croke Park
1903
Final
 Kildare 1–2 – 0–5 Kilkenny Croke Park
1903
Final Replay (disputed)
 Kildare 1–6 – 1–5 Kilkenny Croke Park
1903
Final Second Replay
 Kildare 0–9 – 0–1 Kilkenny Croke Park
1902
Final (Unfinished)
 Dublin 2–4 – 0–2 Wexford Croke Park
1902
Final
 Dublin 1–5 – 0–5 Wexford Croke Park
1901
Final
 Dublin 1–9 – 0–1 Wexford Kilkenny
1900
Final
 Kilkenny 0–12 – 0–2 Louth Inchicore
1899
Final
 Dublin 1–7 – 0–3 Wexford Croke Park
1898
Final
 Dublin 2–6 – 0–0 Wexford Croke Park
1897
Final
 Dublin 1–9 – 0–3 Wicklow Croke Park
1896
Final
 Dublin 2–4 – 1–5 Meath Croke Park
1895
Final
 Meath 0–6 – 0–2 Dublin Croke Park
1894
Final
 Dublin 0–4 – 0–4 Meath Croke Park
1894
Final Replay
 Dublin 0–2 – 0–2 Meath Croke Park
1894
Final Second Replay
 Dublin 1–8 – 1–2 Meath Croke Park
1893
Final (unfinish, Wexford awarded title)
 Wexford 0–1 – 0–5 Kilkenny Croke Park
1892
Final
 Dublin w/o – scr. Louth Clonturk
1891
Final
 Dublin w/o – scr. Kildare Clonturk
1890
Final
 Wexford 1–3 – 1–2 Dublin Croke Park
1889
Final
 Laois 0–3 – 0–2 Louth Inchicore
1888
Final
 Kilkenny 1–4 – 0–2 Wexford Inchicore

References

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