Limerick are dropped from the Munster football championship until 1965.
Smallest Connacht championship until 2020.
The All Ireland semi-final between Meath and Roscommon was the first meeting between the teams.
The All-Ireland final ends in a draw and goes to a replay for the first time since 1946.
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The 1952 All Ireland Senior Football Championship was the 66th staging of Ireland s premier Gaelic football knock out competition 1952 All Ireland Senior Football ChampionshipAll Ireland ChampionsWinning teamCavan 5th win CaptainMick HigginsAll Ireland FinalistsLosing teamMeathCaptainPaddy MeeganProvincial ChampionsMunsterCorkLeinsterMeathUlsterCavanConnachtRoscommonChampionship statistics 1951 1953 Limerick play in their last Munster championship game until 1965 In the Connacht final Roscommon ended Mayo s 2 year spell as All Ireland champions Cavan won their fifth and so far last All Ireland title 1 2 3 Contents 1 Results 1 1 Connacht Senior Football Championship 1 2 Leinster Senior Football Championship 1 3 Munster Senior Football Championship 1 4 Ulster Senior Football Championship 1 5 All Ireland Senior Football Championship 2 Championship statistics 2 1 Miscellaneous 3 ReferencesResults EditConnacht Senior Football Championship Edit Note it was the smallest Connacht championship until 2020 Leitrim were not part of the championship 22 June 1952Semi finalMayo0 9 0 6SligoE Mongey 0 1 M Mulderrig 0 1 P Carney 0 4 S Mulderrig 0 2 M Flanagan amp T Langan 0 1 Fr O Hara Park CharlestownAttendance 10 000 29 June 1952Semi finalRoscommon1 6 1 5GalwaySt Coman s Park Roscommon 13 July 1952FinalRoscommon3 4 0 6MayoE Mongey 0 1 P Carney 0 2 one free S Mulderrig 0 1 T Langan 0 1 amp M Loftus 0 1 McHale Park Castlebar Leinster Senior Football Championship Edit 4 May 1952Preliminary roundLongford3 8 0 5KildareS Brennan 0 2 P White K Boyle J Clarke 0 1Cusack Park Mullingar 11 May 1952Preliminary roundOffaly0 8 1 1WestmeathCusack Park MullingarReferee P Russell 11 May 1952Preliminary roundCarlow2 8 1 7WicklowGeraldine Park Athy 25 May 1952Quarter finalMeath2 7 2 5DublinDrogheda Park Drogheda 1 June 1952Quarter finalLouth0 9 1 2WexfordCroke Park Dublin 8 June 1952Quarter finalOffaly0 7 0 9LongfordCusack Park MullingarReferee P Woods 22 June 1952Semi finalLouth3 11 0 4CarlowCroke Park DublinAttendance 25 000 29 June 1952Semi finalMeath1 9 0 9LongfordCusack Park Mullingar 13 July 1952FinalMeath1 6 0 8LouthBrian Smyth 1 0 Paddy Meegan 0 3 0 2f Jim Reilly Paddy Connell Peter McDermott 0 1 each Paddy Behan and Nicky Roe 0 2f 0 3 each Stephen White and Mick Reynolds 0 1 eachCroke Park DublinAttendance 44 365Referee Bill Delaney Laois Munster Senior Football Championship Edit 18 May 1952Quarter finalWaterford1 3 0 5ClareCusack Park Ennis 25 May 1952Quarter finalTipperary0 9 1 4LimerickFitzGerald Park KilmallockReferee A Scannell C 6 July 1952Semi finalCork1 7 0 5TipperaryD Kellaher 0 1 E Young 0 1 T Moriaty 0 2 M Cahill 0 1 C McGrath 0 1 amp J Cronin 1 1 Ned Hall Park ClonmelReferee P J Ryan L 6 July 1952Semi finalKerry0 14 1 7WaterfordP Sheehy 0 4 T Lyne 0 3 J Brosnan 0 2 amp S Kelly 0 5 Austin Stack Park Tralee 20 July 1952FinalCork0 11 0 2KerryD O Donovan 0 2 E Young 0 1 J Cronin 0 3 J J Henchion 0 1 amp C McGrath 0 4 J Brosnan 0 1 amp sub B Galvin 0 1 Cork Athletic Grounds Cork Ulster Senior Football Championship Edit 15 June 1952Quarter finalCavan2 10 1 3DownSt Patrick s Park Newcastle 15 June 1952Quarter finalArmagh1 8 1 6TyroneO Neill Park Dungannon 22 June 1952Quarter finalMonaghan2 12 0 12DerrySt Tiernach s Park Clones 29 June 1952Quarter finalAntrim1 7 2 3DonegalCorrigan Park BelfastAttendance 5 000 6 July 1952Semi finalMonaghan1 8 1 5ArmaghO Neill Park DungannonAttendance 8 000 13 July 1952Semi finalCavan3 6 2 6AntrimSt Tiernach s Park Clones 27 July 1952FinalCavan1 8 0 8MonaghanBreffni Park CavanAttendance 30 000 All Ireland Senior Football Championship Edit 3 August 1952Semi finalMeath1 6 0 7RoscommonCroke Park DublinAttendance 41 231 17 August 1952Semi finalCavan0 10 0 3CorkN Duggan 0 1 D Kellaher 0 1 amp T Moriaty 2 1 Croke Park Dublin Main article 1952 All Ireland Senior Football Championship Final 28 September 1952FinalCavan2 4 1 7MeathCroke Park DublinAttendance 64 200 12 October 1952Final replayCavan0 9 0 5MeathCroke Park DublinAttendance 62 515Championship statistics EditMiscellaneous Edit Fr O Hara Park Charlestown opens in honour of Father Eddie O Hara Limerick are dropped from the Munster football championship until 1965 Smallest Connacht championship until 2020 The All Ireland semi final between Meath and Roscommon was the first meeting between the teams The All Ireland final ends in a draw and goes to a replay for the first time since 1946 References Edit Football Results 1941 1970 the Official Website of the GAA Archived from the original on 21 March 2012 Retrieved 22 July 2011 Archived copy Archived from the original on 16 July 2011 Retrieved 22 July 2011 a href Template Cite web html title Template Cite web cite web a CS1 maint archived copy as title link Archived copy PDF Archived from the original PDF on 28 September 2011 Retrieved 28 September 2011 a href Template Cite web html title Template Cite web cite web a CS1 maint archived copy as title link Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w 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