Armagh Intermediate Football Championship

Armagh Intermediate Football Championship
Irish Craobh Idirmheánach Peile Ard Mhacha
Founded 1964
Title holders Clann Éireann (3rd title)
Most titles Madden (4 titles)

The Armagh Intermediate Football Championship is an annual Gaelic Athletic Association competition between clubs organised by Armagh GAA below senior and above junior grade.[1] The winners of the Armagh Championship qualify to represent their GAA county in the Ulster Intermediate Club Football Championship, the winners of which go on to the All-Ireland Intermediate Club Football Championship. The 2014 Armagh County Champions were St.Pauls, who defeated the Grange by 2-13 to 2-10. Andy Murnin giving a match winning performance in the final.[2]

Roll of honour

Year Winner Opponent
2015 Clann Éireann 2-13 Whitecross 2-08
2014 St.Pauls Lurgan 2-13 Grange 2-10
2013 Madden 0-15 Tir na nÓg 2-6
2012 Killeavy 0-13 St Peter's 0-8
2011 Cullaville Tir na nÓg
2010 Sarsfield's Cullaville
2009 St Michael's Keady
2008 St Patrick's Cullaville
2007 Whitecross Cullaville
2006 Ballymacnab Madden
2005 Granemore Whitecross
2004 Carrickcruppen Ballyhegan
2003 Maghery Madden
2002 Clann Éireann Carrickcruppen
2001 Tir na nÓg An Port Mór GAC
2000 Éire Óg Collegeland
1999 St Michael's Belleeks
1998 Cullaville Tir na nÓg
1997 Ballyhegan Collegeland
1996 Dromintee Middletown
1995 Keady Cullaville
1994 Madden Middletown
1993 Grange Keady
1992 Mullaghbawn Middletown
1991 Granemore St Michael's
1990 Collegeland Annaghmore
1989 Dromintee Mullaghbawn
1988 St Patrick's Mullaghbawn
1987 Grange Middletown
1986 Killeavy Grange
1985 Derrynoose Dromintee
1984 St Paul's, Lurgan Grange
1983 Keady Killeavy
1982 Cullaville Ballyhegan
1981 St Peter's, Lurgan Keady
1980 Tir na nÓg Granemore
1979 St Patrick's Mullaghbawn
1978 Whitecross Cullaville
1977 Clann Éireann Cullaville
1976 Middletown Clann Éireann
1975 Ballyhegan Oliver Plunkett's
1974 Armagh Harps Oliver Plunkett's
1973 Pearse Óg Whitecross
1972 Silverbridge Oliver Plunkett's
1971 Whitecross St Patrick's
1970 Madden Mullaghbawn
1969 Sarsfield's Ballyhegan
1968 St Peter's, Lurgan Mullaghbawn
1967 Pearse Óg Silverbridge
1966 Tir na nÓg Killeavy
1965 Clan na Gael, Lurgan Dorsey
1964 Madden Ballyhegan

— † 1965 runners-up: may have been Tom Williams GFC, an amalgamation of Dorsey and Cullyhanna

2012 Armagh Intermediate Championship

First Round

Quarter Finals

Semi-Finals

Final

2013 Armagh Intermediate Championship

First Round

Quarter Finals

Semi-Finals

Final

References

  1. Armagh GAA, Clár Oifigiúil (programme), Intermediate Football Championship Final, 14 October 2012
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External links

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