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The All-Ireland Ladies' Club Football Championship is the ladies' Gaelic football competition for club football teams. The winners are awarded the Dolores Tyrrell Memorial Cup.

Senior championships

Senior finals listed by year

• Ladies' national website incorrectly states that in 1977 Mullahoran beat Newtownshandrum.

Summary of All-Ireland champions

By club

Senior titles listed by county

L, M, U, C refer to Leinster/Munster/Ulster/Connacht championships won by teams from the county.

#	County	All-Irelands	Finalists	L	M	U	C	Last All-Ireland/provincial winners
1	Waterford clubs	10	3	–	16	–	–	Ballymacarbry, 1998 / Ballymacarbry, 2023
2	Cork clubs	9	8	–	24	–	–	Mourneabbey, 2019 / Mourneabbey, 2021
3	Mayo clubs	6	5	–	–	–	25	Carnacon, 2017 / Carnacon, 2017
	Monaghan clubs	6	3	–	–	18	–	Donaghmoyne, 2015 / Donaghmoyne, 2022
5	Galway* clubs	5	3	–	–	–	16	Kilkerrin-Clonberne, 2024 / Kilkerrin-Clonberne, 2024
6	Wexford clubs	3	1	7	–	–	–	Shelmaliers, 1999 / Shelmaliers, 2012
7	Laois clubs	2	4	14	–	–	–	The Heath, 1986 / Sarsfields, 2014
	Dublin clubs	2	6	17	–	–	–	Ballyboden St Endas, 2005 / Kilmacud Crokes, 2024
	Kerry clubs	2	1	–	4	–	–	Castleisland, 1983 / Castleisland, 2024
10	Cavan clubs	1	2	–	–	8	–	Mullahoran, 1977 / Cnoc Bríd, 2003
	Donegal clubs	1	1	–	–	6	–	Termon, 2014 / Termon, 2014
12	Westmeath clubs	0	6	7	–	–	–	Rochfortbridge, 1994
	Meath clubs	0	1	2	–	–	–	Dunboyne, 2021
	Tyrone clubs	0	1	–	–	5	–	St Macartans, 2017
	Roscommon clubs	0	1	–	–	–	3	Clann na Gael, 1995
	Offaly clubs	0	0	1	–	–	–	Tullamore, 1981
	Clare clubs	0	0	–	2	–	–	The Banner, 2013
	Tipperary clubs	0	0	–	1	–	–	Loughmore, 1977
	Armagh clubs	0	0	–	–	2	–	Clann Éireann, 2024

• Galway deducted one All Ireland title (1984/85) and one Connacht title (1984).
• Mullahoran won the Ulster title or had no competition to represent Ulster from 1977 to 1983 inclusive.

Senior titles listed by province

Province	All-Irelands	Finalists	Most recent winning team	Most recent finalist
Munster clubs	21	12	Mourneabbey (Cork), 2019	Ballymacarbry (Waterford), 2023
Connacht* clubs	11	8	Kilkerrin-Clonberne (Galway), 2024	Kilkerrin-Clonberne (Galway), 2019
Ulster clubs	8	7	Donaghamoyne (Monaghan), 2016	Donaghamoyne (Monaghan), 2022
Leinster clubs	7	18	Ballyboden St Endas (Dublin), 2005	Kilmacud Crokes (Dublin), 2024
London clubs	0	1	–	Parnells (London), 1995

• Connacht deducted one All Ireland title (Galway Gaels 1984/85).

Intermediate championships

Intermediate finals listed by year Year Winning team County Score Losing team County Score 2024 Bennekerry/Tinryland Carlow 2-10 Annaghdown Galway 1-07 2023 Glanmire Cork 5-08 Ballinamore Leitrim 1-06 2022 Longford Slashers Longford 4-11 Mullinahone Tipperary 2-08 2021 St Sylvester's Dublin 1-06 Castlebar Mitchels Mayo 0-07 2019 Naomh Ciaran Offaly 2-11 Naomh Pol Antrim 2-09 2018 Clontarf Dublin 8-14 Aghabog Monaghan 2-05 2017 Dunboyne Meath 2-13 Kinsale Cork 2-12 2016 Annaghdown Galway 1-13 Shane O'Neill's Armagh 3-05 2015 Milltown Westmeath 2-14 Cahir Tipperary 2-12 2014 Castleisland Desmonds Kerry 2-11 Clonbur Galway 1-07 2013 Claregalway Galway 1-09 Thomas Davis Dublin 0-09 2012 Parnells London 2-14 Cahir Tipperary 1-02 2011 Lisnaskea Emmetts Fermanagh 1-10 Stabannon Parnells Louth 0-12 2010 West Clare Gaels Clare 3-09 St. Conleth's Laois 0-08 2009 Brian Borus Tipperary 1-09 St. Brigid's Dublin 1-08 2008 Emyvale Monaghan 3-06 Ballingeary-Inchigeela Cork 1-02 2007 Mourneabbey Cork 1-14 Glen Derry 1-13 2006 Inch Rovers Cork 3-09 Naomh Mearnog/St. Sylvester's Dublin 1-10 2005 Abbeydorney Kerry 2-13 Clainn Eire Armagh 1-04 2004 St. Brigid's Roscommon 1-08 Tyholland Monaghan 0-04 2003 Naomh Abán Cork 3-06 Parnells London 1-07 2002 Rockban Cork 5-01 Clan na nGael Roscommon 2-08 2001 St. Brendan's Galway 4-11 Donaghmoyne Monaghan 2-04 2000 Rockchapel Cork 5-11 Confey Kildare 0-11 1999 Kilkerrin/Clonberne Galway 2-06 Cooley Kickhams Louth 1-03 No club has won the title more than once.

Intermediate wins listed by county County Titles Winning years Cork 6 2000, 2002, 2003, 2006, 2007, 2023 Galway 4 1999, 2001, 2013, 2016 Kerry 2 2005, 2014 Dublin 2018, 2021 Roscommon 1 2004 Monaghan 2008 Tipperary 2009 Clare 2010 Fermanagh 2011 London 2012 Westmeath 2015 Meath 2017 Offaly 2019 Longford 2022 Carlow 2024

Junior championships

Junior finals listed by year Year Winning team County Score Losing team County Score 2023 O'Donovan Rossa Cork 2-07 Claremorris Mayo 0-11 2022 Salthill-Knocknacarra Galway 1-07 Naomh Abán Cork 0-04 2021 St Jude's Dublin 3-09 Mullinahone Tipperary 1-08 2019 aet Donoughmore Cork 1-12 CL McHale Rovers Mayo 1-11 2018 Glanmire Cork 1-22 Tourlestrane Sligo 3-11 2017 Aghada Cork 2-06 Corduff Monaghan 0-03 2016 St Maur's Dublin 2-13 Kinsale Cork 3-08 2015 Dunboyne Meath 1-10 Bantry Blues Cork 1-03 2014 Murroe/Boher Limerick 3-11 St. Ciaran's Roscommon 1-01 2013 Na Gaeil Kerry 2-27 Dunedin Connollys Edinburgh 1-05 2012 Thomas Davis Dublin 1-12 Boherbue Cork 1-07 2011 Sperrin Og Tyrone 2-09 Aherlow Tipperary 1-10 2010 Caltra Cuans Galway 2-08 St. Enda's, Omagh Tyrone 0-08 2009 Clonakilty Cork 4-12 Drumcliffe-Rosses Point Sligo 0-01 2008 Kilmihil Clare 4-06 Knockmore Mayo 1-04 2007 Foxrock–Cabinteely Dublin 1-11 West Clare Gaels Clare 0-07 2006 Eadestown Kildare 2-04, 3-14 (R) Emyvale Monaghan 0-10, 0-04 (R) 2005 Mourneabbey Cork 2-11 Athgarvan Kildare 2-07 2004 Abbeydorney Kerry 5-09 Inniskeen Monaghan 3-08 2003 Gabriel Rangers Cork 1-22 Fingallians Dublin 0-08 2002 Tyholland Monaghan 6-07 Cappawhite Tipperary 1-09 2001 Rockban Cork 6-07 Grangenolvin Kildare 3-09 2000 Gerald Griffins Limerick 1-11 Donaghmoyne Monaghan 1-08 1999 Rockchapel Cork 1-13 St. Nathy's Sligo 1-07 1998 Cooley Kickhams Louth 2-08 Naomh Abán Cork 3-03 1997 Beaufort Kerry 2-15 Aughawillan Leitrim 3-04 No club has won the title more than once.

Junior wins listed by county County Titles Winning years Cork 9 1999, 2001, 2003, 2005, 2009, 2017, 2018, 2019, 2023 Dublin 4 2007, 2012, 2016, 2021 Kerry 3 1997, 2004, 2013 Limerick 2 2000, 2014 Galway 2010, 2022 Louth 1 1998 Monaghan 2002 Kildare 2006 Clare 2008 Tyrone 2011 Meath 2015

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Outside Sources

• Ladies Gaelic Roll of Honour

• All-Ireland Ladies' Club Football Championship
• Ladies' Gaelic football competitions
• 1977 establishments in Ireland