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Championship History
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Championship History
All-Ireland Senior A Championship - O'Duffy Cup
The cup bears the name of the Mayo man, Sean O’Duffy, who worked tirelessly for Camogie from 1906 to 1979. Sean hurled with Crokes and had a great love of Gaelic Games. A freedom fighter and trade union leader, he fought in North King Street during the Rising and was imprisoned in Stafford jail. He travelled throughout the country organising the game of Camogie.
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Year Winners Runners-Up Score Winning Captain
1932 Dublin Galway 3-2 to 0-2 Maura Gill
1933 Dublin Galway 9-2 to 4-0 Maura Gill
1934 Cork Louth 4-3 to 1-4 Kate Dunlea
1935 Cork Dublin 3-4 to 4-0 Josie McGrath
1936 Cork Louth 6-4 to 3-3 Kitty Cotter
1937 Dublin Galway 9-4 to 1-0 Mary Walsh
1938 Dublin Cork 5-0 to 2-3 Emmy Delaney
1939 Cork Galway 6-1 to 1-1 Renee Fitzgerald
1940 Cork Galway 4-1 to 2-2 Lil Kirby
1941 Cork Dublin 7-5 to 1-2 Kitty Buckley
1942 Dublin Cork 4-1 to 2-2 R Peggy Griffin
1943 Dublin Cork 8-0 to 1-1 Peggy Griffin
1944 Dublin Antrim 5-4 to 0-0 Doreen Rogers
1945 Antrim Waterford 5-2 to 3-2 Marie O’Gorman
1946 Antrim Galway 4-1 to 2-3 Marjorie Griffin
1947 Antrim Dublin 2-4 to 2-1 Celia Quinn
1948 Dublin Down 11-4 to 4-2 Sophie Brack
1949 Dublin Tipperary 8-6 to 4-1 Doreen Rogers
1950 Dublin Antrim 6-5 to 4-1 Pat Raftery
1951 Dublin Antrim 8-6 to 4-1 Sophie Brack
1952 Dublin Antrim 5-1 to 4-2 Sophie Brack
1953 Dublin Tipperary 8-4 to 1-3 Sophie Brack
1954 Dublin Derry 10-4 to 4-2 Sophie Brack
1955 Dublin Cork 9-2 to 5-6 Sophie Brack
1956 Antrim Cork 5-3 to 4-2 Madge Rainey
1957 Dublin Antrim 3-3 to 3-1 Eileen Duffy
1958 Dublin Tipperary 5-4 to 1-1 Kathleen Mills
1959 Dublin Mayo 11-6 to 1-3 Brid Reid
1960 Dublin Galway 6-2 to 2-0 Doreen Brennan
1961 Dublin Tipperary 7-2 to 4-1 Gerry Hughes
1962 Dublin Galway 5-5 to 2-0 Gerry Hughes
1963 Dublin Antrim 7-3 to 2-5 Una O’Connor
1964 Dublin Antrim 7-4 to 3-1 Una O’Connor
1965 Dublin Tipperary 10-1 to 5-3 Kay Ryder
1966 Dublin Antrim 2-2 to 0-6 Kay Ryder
1967 Antrim Dublin 3-9 to 4-2 R Sue Cashman
1968 Wexford Cork 4-2 to 2-5 Mary Walsh
1969 Wexford Antrim 4-4 to 4-2 Brigid Doyle
1970 Cork Kilkenny 5-7 to 3-2 Ann Comerford
1971 Cork Wexford 4-6 to 1-2 Betty Sugrue
1972 Cork Kilkenny 2-5 to 1-4 Hannah Dineen
1973 Cork Antrim 2-5 to 3-1 Marie Costine
1974 Kilkenny Cork 3-3 to 1-5 R Teresa O’Neill
1975 Wexford Cork 4-3 to 1-2 Gretta Quigley
1976 Kilkenny Dublin 0-6 to 1-2 Mary Fennelly
1977 Kilkenny Wexford 3-4 to 1-3 Angela Downey
1978 Cork Dublin 6-4 to 1-2 Nancy O’Driscoll
1979 Antrim Tipperary 2-3 to 1-3 Mairead McAtamney
1980 Cork Limerick 1-8 to 2-2 R Mary Geaney
1981 Kilkenny Cork 1-9 to 0-7 R Liz Neary
1982 Cork Dublin 2-7 to 2-6 Pat Linehan
1983 Cork Dublin 2-5 to 1-6 Cathy Landers
1984 Dublin Tipperary 5-9 to 2-4 Ann Colgan
1985 Kilkenny Dublin 0-13 to 1-5 Bridie McGarry
1986 Kilkenny Dublin 2-12 to 2-3 Liz Neary
1987 Kilkenny Cork 3-10 to 1-7 Bridie McGarry
1988 Kilkenny Cork 4-11 to 3-8 Angela Downey
1989 Kilkenny Cork 3-10 to 2-6 Ann Downey
1990 Kilkenny Wexford 1-14 to 0-7 Breda Holmes
1991 Kilkenny Cork 3-8 to 0-10 Angela Downey
1992 Cork Wexford 1-20 to 2-6 Sandie Fitzgibbon
1993 Cork Galway 3-15 to 2-8 Linda Mellerick
1994 Kilkenny Wexford 2-11 to 0-8 Ann Downey
1995 Cork Kilkenny 4-8 to 2-10 Denise Cronin
1996 Galway Cork 4-8 to 1-15 Imelda Hobbins
1997 Cork Galway 0-15 to 2-5 Linda Mellerick
1998 Cork Galway 2-13 to 0-15 Eithne Duggan
1999 Tipperary Kilkenny 0-12 to 1-8 Maeve Stokes
2000 Tipperary Cork 2-11 to 1-9 Jovita Delaney
2001 Tipperary Kilkenny 4-13 to 1-6 Emily Hayden
2002 Cork Tipperary 4-9 to 1-9 Una O’Donoghue
2003 Tipperary Cork 2-11 to 1-11 Una O’Dwyer
2004 Tipperary Cork 2-11 to 0-9 Joanne Ryan
2005 Cork Tipperary 1-17 to 1-13 Elaine Burke
2006 Cork Tipperary 0-12 to 0-4 Joanne O’Callaghan
2007 Wexford Cork Mary Leacy
2008 Cork Galway Cathriona Foley
2009 Cork Kilkenny Amanda O'Regan
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Titles Won
Dublin - 26
Cork - 24
Kilkenny - 12
Antrim - 6
Tipperary - 5
Wexford - 4
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All-Ireland Senior B Championship -Jack McGrath Cup
Introduced under the new competition structures in 2006 to replace the All-Ireland Intermediate Championship.
Jack McGrath from Crosshaven, Co. Cork, donated the cup. He is a wellknown referee and a former chairman of the Carrigdhoun Board. A member of the Carrigaline club, he is a qualified coach.
Year Winners
2006 Cork
2007 Limerick
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All-Ireland Junior Championship - New Ireland Cup
The cup was donated by the New Ireland Assurance Co. Ltd.
Year Winners
1968 Down
1969 Derry
1970 Dublin
1971 Dublin
1972 Galway
1973 Cork
1974 Clare
1975 Dublin
1976 Down
1977 Limerick
1978 Derry
1979 Galway
1980 Cork
1981 Clare
1982 Louth
1983 Cork
1984 Cork
1985 Galway
1986 Clare
1987 Kildare
1988 Galway
1989 Kildare
1990 Kildare
1991 Down
1992 Tipperary
1993 Armagh
1994 Galway
1995 Limerick
1996 Cork
1997 Antrim
1998 Galway
1999 Cork
2000 Derry
2001 Tipperary
2002 Kilkenny
2003 Galway
2004 Cork
2005 Dublin
2006 Dublin
2007 Derry |
All Ireland Junior Championship - Nancy Murray Cup
Junior Shield introduced under the new competition structures in 2006.
Nancy Murray was President of the Camogie Association 1973-75. A member of the Deirdre club in Belfast, she won 3 All-Ireland senior medals with Antrim and coached her county to All-Ireland success in 1956 and 1967. Nancy refereed four All-Ireland senior finals. She served camogie excellently in a variety of ways.
Year Winners
2006 Armagh
2007 Laois
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All Ireland Junior Championship - Máire Ní Chinnéide Cup
Junior Blitz introduced under the new competition structures in 2006.
Máire Ní Chinnéide was a member of Craobh a’ Chéitinnigh branch of Conradh na Gaelige where the original rules of camogie were drawn up. She was Uachtarán of the first camogie club, Craobh an Chéitinnigh in 2004. She became the first President of the Camogie Association in 2005.
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Year Winner
2006 Westmeath
2007 Carlow
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All-Ireland Minor A Championship - Síghle Nic an Ultaigh Cup
A native of Warrenpoint, Co. Down, Síghle gave a lifetime of excellent service to the Camogie Association. She brought her professionalism and business acumen to every office that she held, particularly in the roles of Uachtarán and Ardrunaí. In 1999, Síghle was honoured with the role of Life President of the Camogie Association.
Year Winners
2006 Kilkenny
2007 Kilkenny
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All-Ireland Minor B Championship
Year Winners
2006 Down
2007 Antrim
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All-Ireland Under 16A Championship
Year Winners
1974 Down
1975 Cork
1976 Cork
1977 Galway
1978 Cork
1979 Cork
1980 Cork
1981 Galway
1982 Dublin
1983 Cork
1984 Cork
1985 Cork
1986 Galway
1987 Galway
1988 Kilkenny
1989 Kilkenny
1990 Tipperary
1991 Kilkenny
1992 Tipperary
1993 Tipperary
1994 Galway
1995 Wexford
1996 Galway
1997 Galway
1998 Cork
1999 Cork
2000 Galway
2001 Cork
2002 Cork
2003 Cork
2004 Galway
2005 Kilkenny
2006 Kilkenny
2007 Kilkenny
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All-Ireland Under 16B Championship
Year Winners
2000 Laois
2001 Limerick
2002 Limerick
2003 Waterford
2004 Antrim
2005 Offaly
2006 Derry
2007
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All-Ireland Club Senior Championship - Bill Carroll Cup
Bill Carroll was a great supporter of camogie. His daughter, Ann was an outstanding exponent of the game. She won the All-Ireland Club Championship with St. Patrick’s Glengoole and St. Paul’s, Kilkenny. Holder of 2 All-Ireland senior medals with Kilkenny, Ann collected Gael-Linn medals with both Munster and Leinster.
Year Winners Runners-Up
1964 Celtic, Dublin Deirdre, Belfast
1965 St. Patrick’s, Glengoole Deirdre, Belfast
1966 St. Patrick’s, Glengoole St. Paul’s, Kilkenny
1967 Eoghan Ruadh,Dublin Oranmore, Galway
1968 St. Paul’s, Kilkenny Ahane, Limerick
1969 St. Paul’s, Kilkenny Ahane, Limerick
1970 St. Paul’s, Kilkenny Bellaghy, Derry
1971 Austin Stacks, Dublin Thurles, Tipperary
1972 Austin Stacks, Dublin Portglenone, Antrim
1973 Oranmore, Galway St. Paul’s, Kilkenny
1974 St. Paul’s, Kilkenny Oranmore, Galway
1975 Croagh-Kilfinny, Limerick Athenry, Galway
1976 St. Paul’s, Kilkenny Athenry, Galway
1977 Athenry, Galway Portglenone, Antrim
1978 Ballyagran, Limerick Buffer’s Alley, Wexford
1979 Buffer’s Alley, Wexford Athenry, Galway
1980 Killeagh, Cork Buffer’s Alley, Wexford
1981 Buffer’s Alley, Wexford Killeagh, Cork
1982 Buffer’s Alley, Wexford Athenry, Galway
1983 Buffer’s Alley, Wexford Glenamaddy, Galway
1984 Buffer’s Alley, Wexford Killeagh, Cork
1985 Crumlin, Dublin Athenry, Galway
1986 Glen Rovers, Cork St. Paul’s, Kilkenny
1987 St. Paul’s, Kilkenny Glen Rovers, Cork
1988 St. Paul’s, Kilkenny Glenamaddy, Galway
1989 St. Paul’s, Kilkenny Mullagh, Galway
1990 Glen Rovers, Cork St. Paul’s, Kilkenny
1991 Mullagh, Galway Eglish, Tyrone
1992 Glen Rovers, Cork Rathnure, Wexford
1993 Glen Rovers, Cork Mullagh, Galway
1994 Lisdowney, Kilkenny Glen Rovers, Cork
1995 Rathnure, Wexford Toomevara, Tipperary
1996 Pearses, Galway Granagh-Ballingarry, Limerick
1997 Pearses, Galway Lisdowney, Kilkenny
1998 Granagh-Ballingarry,Lmrk St. Vincent’s, Dublin
1999 Granagh-Ballingarry,Lmrk Davitt’s, Galway
2000 Pearses, Galway Swatragh, Derry
2001 Pearses, Galway Cashel, Tipperary
2002 Pearses, Galway St. Ibar’s, Wexford
2003 Granagh-Ballingarry,Lmrk Davitt’s, Galway
2004 St. Lachtain’s, Kilkenny Granagh-Ballingarry, Limerick
2005 St. Lachtain’s, Kilkenny Davitt’s, Galway
2006 St. Lachtain’s, Kilkenny O’Donovan Rossa, Belfast
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All-Ireland Club Junior Championship - Phil McBride Cup
Phil McBride was President of the Armagh Camogie Board
Year Winners Runners-Up
2003 Crossmaglen, Armagh Drumcullen, Offaly
2004 Leitrim Fontenoys, Down Four Roads, Roscommon
2005 Leitrim Fontenoys, Down Newmarket-on-Fergus, Clare
2006 Harps, Laois St. Patrick’s, Keady, Armagh
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Interprovincial Senior Championship - Gael-Linn Cup
Gael-Linn Teo, promoters of the Irish language, donated the Cup.
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Year Winners
1956 Leinster
1957 Leinster
1958 Leinster
1959 Leinster
1960 Leinster
1961 Munster
1962 Leinster
1963 Munster
1964 Munster
1965 Leinster
1966 Munster
1967 Ulster
1968 Leinster
1969 Leinster
1970 Leinster
1971 Leinster
1972 Leinster
1973 Connacht
1974 Connacht
Not played 1975 – 1977
1978 Leinster
1979 Leinster
1980 Munster
1981 Leinster
1982 Munster
1983 Leinster
1984 Leinster
1985 Leinster
1986 Leinster
1987 Leinster
1988 Leinster
1989 Leinster
1990 Munster
1991 Leinster
1992 Munster
1993 Leinster
1994 Munster
1995 Munster
1996 Munster
1997 Munster
1998 Munster
1999 Munster
2000 Connacht
2001 Munster
2002 Munster
2003 Munster
2004 Munster
2005 Munster
2006 Leinster
2007 Ulster
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Interprovincial Junior Championship - Gael-Linn Trophy
Gael-Linn Teo, promoters of the Irish language, donated the trophy.
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Year Winners
1975 Munster
1976 Leinster
1977 Munster
1978 Munster
1979 Ulster
1980 Munster
1981 Connacht
1982 Leinster
1983 Munster
1984 Leinster
1985 Munster
1986 Leinster
1987 Munster
1988 Munster
1989 Ulster
1990 Ulster
1991 Ulster
1992 Munster
1993 Ulster
1994 Munster
1995 Connacht
1996 Munster
1997 Munster
1998 Ulster
1999 Leinster
2000 Ulster
2001 Leinster
2002 Ulster
2003 Munster
2004 Munster
2005 Munster
2006 Connacht
2007 Leinster
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National Senior League - A. I. B. Cup
Allied Irish Banks donated the cup.
Year Winners
1976 Tipperary
1977 Wexford
1978 Kilkenny
1979 Dublin
1980 Kilkenny
1981 Dublin
1982 Kilkenny
1983 Dublin
1984 Cork
1985 Kilkenny
1986 Cork
1987 Kilkenny
1988 Kilkenny
1989 Kilkenny
1990 Kilkenny
1991 Cork
1992 Cork
1993 Kilkenny
1994 Galway
1995 Cork
1996 Cork
1997 Cork
1998 Cork
1999 Cork
2000 Cork
2001 Cork
2002 Galway
2003 Cork
2004 Tipperary
2005 Galway
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National Junior League - Corn de Búrca
Dublin All-Ireland medal-holder, Eileen Bourke presented the cup in memory of her sister, Joan. Joan served as secretary of Leinster Colleges Council.
Year Winners
1980 Armagh
1981 Cavan
1982 Dublin
1983 Dublin
1984 Dublin
1985 Galway
1986 Kildare
1987 Dublin
1988 Armagh
1989 Kildare
1990 Kildare
1991 Limerick
1992 Limerick
1993 Armagh
1994 Armagh
1995 Galway
1996 Limerick
1997 Antrim
1998 Down
1999 Derry
2000 Cork
2001 Cork
2002 Offaly
2003 Galway
2004 Kildare
2005 Cork
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National League Division 1A
Year Winner
2006 Cork
2007 Cork
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National League Division 1B
Year Winners
2006 Kilkenny
2007 Limerick |
National League Division 2
National League Division 3
Year Winners
2006 Waterford |
National League Division 4
Year Winners
2006 Monaghan
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Féile na nGael
Year Division 1 Winners Skills Winner 1974 Rathnure (Wexford)
1975 Knockananna (Wicklow)
1976 Na Piarsaigh (Cork)
1977 Killeagh (Cork)
1978 Croagh-Kilfinny (Limerick) Deirdre O’Shea (Cork)
1979 Woodville (Dublin) Deirdre O’Shea (Cork)
1980 Woodville (Dublin) Marie Fitzpatrick (Kilkenny)
1981 Marino (Dublin) Anne Ryan (Galway)
1982 Marino (Dublin) Ann Wolfe (Dublin)
1983 Sarsfields (Galway) Jean Paula Kent (Cork)
1984 An Caislean (Dublin) Yvonne McInerney (Clare)
1985 Mullagh (Galway) Helen Cagney (Limerick)
1986 Mullagh (Galway) Michelle Cameron (Dublin)
1987 Bishopstown (Cork) Claire Lynch (Galway)
1988 Pearses (Galway) Bridget Mullally (Kilkenny)
1989 St. Lachtain’s (Kilkenny) Nora O’Connell (Cork)
1990 St. Lachtain’s (Kilkenny) Triona Maher (Tipperary)
1991 Granagh-Ballingarry (Limerick) Vivienne Harris (Cork)
1992 Clara (Kilkenny) M. Kearns (Galway)
1993 Craughwell (Galway) Michelle Casey (Limerick)
1994 Pearses (Galway) Emma Galvin (Waterford)
1995 Pearses (Galway) Liz Fowler (Waterford)
1996 Templemore (Tipperary) Niamh Harkin (Tipperary)
1997 Athenry (Galway) Nikki Keddy (Wicklow)
1998 Oulart the Ballagh (Wexford) Aoife Sheehan (Limerick)
1999 Oulart the Ballagh (Wexford) Cathy Bowes (Galway)
2000 Oulart the Ballagh (Wexford) Charlene Fanthrope (Armagh)
2001 Oulart the Ballagh (Wexford) Sarah Dervan (Galway)
2002 Oulart the Ballagh (Wexford) Grainne O’Higgins (Down)
2003 St. Vincent’s (Dublin) Claire Coulter (Down)
2004 Douglas (Cork) Patricia Jackman (Waterford)
2005 Douglas (Cork) Racquel McCarry (Antrim)
2006 Douglas (Cork) Caroline Scanlon (Limerick)
2007 Sarsfields (Galway)
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Ashbourne Cup
Third Level Colleges Premier Championship
Lord Ashbourne donated a cup for the universities championship in 1915. He was President of the Gaelic League where the Camogie Association had its roots. The scope of the competition grew with the increase in third level colleges.
Year Winners Year Winners Year Winners
1915 U.C.D. 1946 U.C.D. 1977 U.C.C.
1916 U.C.D. 1947 U.C.C. 1978 U.C.G.
1917 U.C.G. 1948 U.C.G. 1979 U.C.G.
1918 U.C.D. 1949 U.C.G. 1980 U.C.D.
1919 U.C.C. 1950 U.C.D. 1981 U.C.D.
1920 U.C.G. 1951 U.C.C. 1982 U.C.D.
1921 U.C.D. 1952 U.C.D. 1983 U.C.D.
1922 U.C.C. 1953 U.C.D. 1984 U.C.D.
1923 U.C.C. 1954 U.C.D. 1985 U.C.C.
1924 U.C.C. 1955 U.C.D. 1986 U.C.D.
1925 U.C.C. 1956 U.C.G. 1987 U.C.D.
1926 U.C.C. 1957 U.C.G. 1988 U.C.D.
1927 U.C.C. 1958 U.C.D. 1989 U.C.G.
1928 U.C.G. 1959 U.C.D. 1990 U.C.G.
1929 U.C.C. 1960 U.C.D. 1991 Q.U.B.
1930 U.C.G. 1961 U.C.D. 1992 U.U.J.
1931 U.C.C. 1962 U.C.D. 1993 U.U.J.
1932 U.C.C. 1963 Final not played 1994 U.C.G.
1933 U.C.D. 1964 U.C.G. 1995 U. L.
1934 U.C.C. 1965 U.C.C. 1996 U.C.C.
1935 U.C.D. 1966 U.C.D. 1997 U.U.J.
1936 U.C.C. 1967 U.C.C. 1998 U.C.C.
1937 U.C.C. 1968 U.C.G. 1999 W.I.T.
1938 U.C.D. 1969 U.C.D. 2000 U.C.C.
1939 U.C.D. 1970 U.C.D. 2001 W.I.T.
1940 U.C.D. 1971 U.C.D. 2002 U.C.C.
1941 U.C.D. 1972 U.C.C. 2003 U.C.C.
1942 U.C.D. 1973 U.C.C. 2004 U. L.
1943 Not Played 1974 U.C.C. 2005 U. L.
1944 U.C.C. 1975 U.C.C. 2006 U. L.
1945 U.C.C. 1976 U.C.C. 2007 U.C.D.
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Purcell Cup
Third Level Colleges Division 2 Championship
Paddy and Agnes Purcell donated the cup. Agnes gave a lifetime of devoted service to camogie. She promoted the game in U.C.D., Dublin, Leinster and through her writing for the newspapers. She was President of the Camogie Association 1976-78. Paddy was gaelic games correspondent for the Irish Press.
Year Winners
1977 Mary Immaculate, Limerick
1978 Mary Immaculate, Limerick
1979 Ulster Polytechnic, Belfast
1980 Thomond/NIHE, Limerick
1981 Thomond/NIHE, Limerick
1982 St. Mary’s, Belfast
1983 Mary Immaculate, Limerick
1984 Ulster Polytechnic, Belfast
1985 Thomond College, Limerick
1986 Thomond College, Limerick
1987 Thomond College, Limerick
1988 Thomond College, Limerick
1989 Mary Immaculate, Limerick
1990 Waterford R.T.C.
1991 Thomond College, Limerick
1992 Waterford R.T.C.
1993 Athlone R.T.C.
1994 University College, Cork
1995 Athlone R.T.C.
1996 St. Patrick’s College, Maynooth
1997 Queen’s University, Belfast
1998 Mary Immaculate, Limerick
1999 Limerick I.T.
2000 University of Ulster, Jordanstown
2001 Cork I. T.
2002 Carlow I.T.
2003 University of Ulster, Jordanstown
2004 Athlone I.T.
2005 Garda College, Templemore
2006 University of Ulster, Jordanstown
2007 Athlone I.T.
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Kilmacud Crokes All-Ireland Camogie Sevens
Year Winners
1974 Buffer’s Alley, Wexford
1975 St. Paul’s, Kilkenny
1976 Celtic, Dublin
1977 Drom Inch (Tipperary)
1978 St. Paul’s, Kilkenny
1979 St. Paul’s, Kilkenny
1980 St. Paul’s, Kilkenny
1981 Killeagh, Cork
1982 St. Paul’s, Kilkenny
1983 St. Paul’s, Kilkenny
1984 Buffer’s Alley, Wexford
1985 Buffer’s Alley, Wexford
1986 Buffer’s Alley, Wexford
1987 Celtic, Dublin
1988 Buffer’s Alley, Wexford
1989 Buffer’s Alley, Wexford
1990 Glen Rovers, Cork
1991 Marino, Dublin
1992 Mullagh, Galway
1993 Rathnure, Wexford
1994 Pearses, Galway
1995 Marino, Dublin
1996 Drom Inch, Tipperary
1997 Toomevara, Tipperary
1998 Lisdowney, Kilkenny
1999 Pearses, Galway
2000 Davitt’s, Galway
2001 Pearses, Galway
2002 Granagh-Ballingarry, Limerick
2003 O’Donovan Rossa, Belfast
2004 Athenry, Galway
2005 Milford, Cork
2006 Oulart the Ballagh, Wexford
2007 Athenry, Galway
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