Ulster Ladies' Senior Club Football Championship

The list of winners below is generated using the Roll of Honour from the Ulster LGFA website ^[1] and other sources.

Ulster Ladies' Senior Club Football Championship
Code	Ladies' Football
Founded	1977
Title holders	Clann Éireann (1st title)
Most titles	Donaghmoyne (14 titles)

Clann Éireann are the 2023 champions, becoming the first Armagh side to win the champiobship.

Key

	All-Ireland winners
	All-Ireland finalists

By year

Year	Venue	Winner	County	Runner-up	County
2023 ^[2]	Healy Park	Clann Éireann 1-10	Armagh	Bredagh 0-08	Down
2022 ^[3]	Owenbeg	Donaghmoyne 1-11	Monaghan	Moneyglass 1-07	Antrim
2021 ^[4]	d: Carrickmore r: Crossmaglen	Donaghmoyne 2-10 (0-17)	Monaghan	Bredagh 1-06 (3-08)	Down
2020	Cancelled due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on Gaelic games
2019	Killyclogher	Donaghmoyne 1-11	Monaghan	Termon 1-09	Donegal
2018	Killyclogher	Donaghmoyne 1-15	Monaghan	Glenfin 1-08	Donegal
2017	Emyvale	St Macartans 3-04	Tyrone	Donaghmoyne 1-08	Monaghan
2016	Galbally	Donaghmoyne 2-12	Monaghan	St Macartans 1-06	Tyrone
2015 ^[5]	Killclogher	Donaghmoyne 0-14	Monaghan	Termon 0-07	Donegal
2014 ^[6]	Brewster Park	Termon 4-07	Donegal	Donaghmoyne 3-08	Monaghan
2013 ^[7]	d: Clones r: Trillick	Donaghmoyne 4-14 (1-14)	Monaghan	Termon 1-4 (4-5)	Donegal
2012 ^[8]	Augher	Donaghmoyne 1-12	Monaghan	Termon 2-6	Donegal
2011 ^[9]	Clones	Donaghmoyne 1-14	Monaghan	Termon 0-4	Donegal
2010 ^[10]	Beragh	Termon 3-06	Donegal	Donaghmoyne 0-13	Monaghan
2009 ^[11]	Truagh	Donaghmoyne 3-10	Monaghan	St Macartans 0-7	Tyrone
2008	d: Ballinascreen r: tbf	Donaghmoyne 1-14 (0-05)	Monaghan	Moville 1-09 (0-05)	Donegal
2007 ^[12]	Clones	Errigal Ciarán 2-05	Tyrone	Donaghmoyne 0-08	Monaghan
2006 ^[13]	Fintona	Donaghmoyne 1-14	Monaghan	Carrickmore 2-03	Tyrone
2005 ^[14]	Clones	Donaghmoyne 1-12	Monaghan	St Eunan's 0-05	Donegal
2004 ^[15]	Clones	Donaghmoyne 3-05	Monaghan	Carrickmore 0-08	Tyrone
2003 ^[16]	Scotstown	Cnoc Bríd 3-07	Cavan	Carrickmore 1-12	Tyrone
2002 ^[17]	Clones	Carrickmore 1-11	Tyrone	St Eunan's 0-06	Donegal
2001 ^[18]	Clones	Carrickmore 3-07 ^[19]	Tyrone	Monaghan Harps 3-08	Monaghan
2000	Clones	Monaghan Harps 1-12	Monaghan	Iveagh Boscos 1-11	Down
1999 ^[20]	Donagh	Aghabog 2-10	Monaghan	Carrickmore 2-07	Tyrone
1998 ^[21]	Celtic Park	St Eunan's 1-07	Donegal	St Macartans 1-05	Tyrone
1997 ^[22] aet	Clones	St Eunan's4-14	Donegal	Carrickmore 1-16	Tyrone
1996 ^[23]	Celtic Park	St Eunan's 2-10	Donegal	St Macartans 1-08	Tyrone
1995	Donagh	Aghabog	Monaghan	Aodh Ruadh	Donegal
1994 ^[24]	Letterkenny	Inniskeen 2-05	Monaghan	St Eunan's 0-07	Donegal
1993 ^[25]	at eunans letterkenny	St Eunan's 10-10	Donegal	Galbally Celts 2-03	Tyrone
1992 ^[26]	Carrickmore	Carrickmore 3-05	Tyrone	St Eunan's 2-07	Donegal
1991	Aghabog		Monaghan	nominated to represent Ulster
1984 - 1990 No Competition
1983	Mullahoran		Cavan	nominated to represent Ulster
1982	Mullahoran		Cavan	nominated to represent Ulster
1981	Mullahoran		Cavan	nominated to represent Ulster
1980	Mullahoran		Cavan	nominated to represent Ulster
1979	Mullahoran		Cavan	nominated to represent Ulster
1978	tbc	Mullahoran 2-10	Cavan	Lissummon 2-00	Armagh
1977	tbc	Mullahoran 2-14	Cavan	Lissummon 0-06	Armagh

By Club Club Winners First Last Finalists First Last   Donaghmoyne (Monaghan) 14 2004 2022 4 2007 2017   Mullahoran (Cavan) 7 1977 1983 0 -   St Eunan's (Donegal) 4 1993 1998 4 1992 2005   Carrickmore (Tyrone) 3 1992 2002 6 1993 2006   Termon (Donegal) 2 2010 2014 5 2011 2019   Aghabog (Monaghan) 2 1995 1999 0 -   St Macartans (Tyrone) 1 2017 4 1996 2016   Monaghan Harps (Monaghan) 1 2000 1 2001   Inniskeen (Monaghan) 1 1994 0 -   Cnoc Bríd (Cavan) 1 2003 0 -   Errigal Ciarán (Tyrone) 1 2007 0 -   Clann Éireann (Armagh) 1 2023 0 -   Lissummon (Armagh) 0 - 2 1977 1978   Bredagh (Down) 0 - 2 2021 2023   Aodh Ruadh (Donegal) 0 - 1 1995   Iveagh Boscos (Down) 0 - 1 2000   Moville (Donegal) 0 - 1 2008   Glenfin (Donegal) 0 - 1 2018

By County County Winners Clubs First Last Finalists Clubs First Last   Monaghan 18 4 1994 2022 5 2 2001 2017   Cavan 8 2 1977 2003 0 0 -   Donegal 6 2 1993 2014 12 4 1992 2019   Tyrone 5 3 1992 2017 10 2 1993 2016   Armagh 1 1 2023 2023 2 1 1977 1978   Down 0 0 - 2 2 2000 2021 Ulster not represented from 1984-1990

References

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4. Result of drawn game is aet. FT was 0-13 2-07
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18. Ulster Herald 1901-current, Thursday, October 25, 2001; Page: 52
19. Monaghan Harps won the final, but Carrickmore objected on the grounds that the Harps' team for the Monaghan final (drawn game) was illegal. One of the players' registration was not submitted in time. Everything was in place for the replay and the Ulster championship. The Harps appealed, but it was thrown out. Carrickmore represented Ulster in the All Ireland series.
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