Dublin Intermediate Football Championship - Roll of Honour

Roll of Honour

Year Winner Opponent
2012 Cuala 1-15 Fingallians 1-11
2011 Skerries Harps 1-11 Cuala 1-10
2010 St Brigids 1-14 Cuala 0-09
2009 St. Patricks (P) 1-08 Naomh Barróg 1-03
2008 Templeogue Synge Street 2-07 Kilmacud Crokes 0-10
2007 Fingal Ravens 0-07 St Brigids 0-06
2006 St Peregrines St Margarets
2005 St Brigids 0-11 St Jude's 0-04
2004 Parnells
2003 Naomh Maur 1-06 Parnells 0-08
2002 St. Mark's
2001 St Finians (S)
2000 Naomh Fionnbarra Good Counsel
1999 Garristown 0-14 Craobh Chiaráin 0-12
1998 Ballinteer St Johns Naomh Fionnbarra
1997 Raheny Naomh Fionnbarra
1996 Naomh Mearnóg
1995 Lucan Sarsfields St Vincents
1994 Trinity Gaels
1993 Naomh Ólaf
1992 St Brigids
1991 St Vincents
1990 Naomh Barróg Naomh Maur
1989 Kilmore St. Monicas - replay
1988 Clann Colaiste Mhuire
1987 Kilmacud Crokes
1986 Garda
1985 St. Anne's
1984 Innisfails St Anne's
1983 Clann Colaiste Mhuire
1982 Garristown
1981 Cuala Man o' War
1980 St Brigids
1979 Ballymun Kickhams
1978 Kilmacud Crokes
1977 St Vincents
1976 St Marys (Saggart)
1975 St Oliver Plunketts
1974 St Endas 0.11 St Brendans 0.07
1973 Naomh Maur
1972 Ballyboughal St. Brendans
1971 Ballyboden St Endas
1970 Garristown
1969 Craobh Chiaráin
1968 Ballyboughal St Sylvesters
1967 Whitehall Gaels
1966 Nh Fionnbarra
1965 Guinness
1964 St. Anne's
1963 Scoil Uí Chonaill
1962 St Callians
1961 Rialto Gaels
1960 Synge St PP
1959 Inchicore Hibs
1958 St Brigids
1957 Fingallians
1956 O'Dwyer's
1955 Skerries Harps
1954 Erins Isle
1953 St Vincents St Endas
1952 Round Towers, Clondalkin
1951 St Agnes
1950 Fintan Lawlors
1949 St Finians (Newcastle)
1948 Peadar Mackens
1947 Portrane
1946 Parish Gaels
1945
1944
1943
1942
1941
1940
1939
1938
1937
1936
1935
1934 St Marys (Saggart) Pioneers
1933
1932
1931
1930
1929
1928
1927
1926
1925
1924
1923
1922
1921
1920

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