Roll of Honour
Year | Winner | Opponent |
---|---|---|
2012 | Kiltale 1-14 | Killyon 0-14 |
2011 | Kildalkey 3-11 | Navan O'Mahony's 0-10 |
2010 | Kildalkey 1-21 | Kilmessan 2-13 |
2009 | Kildalkey 1-19 | St. Peter's, Dunboyne 2-08 |
2008 | Kilmessan 0-13 | Kildalkey 0-08 |
2007 | Kiltale 1-08 | Kilmessan 0-09 |
2006 | Rathmolyon 2-14 | St. Peter's, Dunboyne 2-12 |
2005 | Killyon 2-09 | Kildalkey 0-07 |
2004 | Kilmessan 1-12 | Trim 2-06 |
2003 | Kilmessan | St. Peter's, Dunboyne |
2002 | Kilmessan | St. Peter's, Dunboyne |
2001 | Trim 1-13 | Dunderry 0-08 |
2000 | Trim w/o | Kilmessan scr |
1999 | Kilmessan 3-10 | Killyon 1-08 |
1998 | Trim | Kilmessan |
1997 | Kilmessan 1-18 | Rathmolyon 1-07 |
1996 | Rathmolyon 0-10 | Kilmessan 1-02 |
1995 | Trim 2-10 | Kilmessan 0-08 |
1994 | Trim 1-07 | Kilmessan 0-07 |
1993 | Rathmolyon 2-14 | Wolfe Tones 4-7 |
1992 | Trim 2-11 | Kilmessan 0-12 |
1991 | Killyon 2-09 | Trim 1-11 |
1990 | Kilmessan 0-11 | Kildalkey 0-06 |
1989 | Trim 4-05 | Kilmessan 2-05 |
1988 | Trim 2-06 | Kildalkey 2-05 |
1987 | Trim 0-08 | Athboy 0-06 |
1986 | Navan O'Mahony's 4-08 | Athboy 3-07 |
1985 | Navan O'Mahony's 1-08 | Killyon 1-06 |
1984 | Killyon 6-03 | Rathmolyon 1-09 |
1983 | Kiltale 0-11 | Rathmolyon 1-05 |
1982 | Kiltale 3-07 | Rathmolyon 2-06 |
1981 | Killyon | Athboy |
1980 | Killyon | Kildalkey |
1979 | Killyon | Boardsmill |
1978 | Kilmessan | |
1977 | Kilmessan | Athboy |
1976 | Kilmessan | |
1975 | Boardsmill | Kilmessan |
1974 | Boardsmill | |
1973 | Boardsmill | |
1972 | Athboy | Kilmessan |
1971 | Boardsmill | |
1970 | Athboy | |
1969 | Kilmessan | Ratoath |
1968 | Athboy | Ratoath |
1967 | Athboy | Ratoath |
1966 | Athboy | |
1965 | Kilmessan | St. Peter's, Dunboyne |
1964 | Boardsmill | St. Peter's, Dunboyne |
1963 | Ratoath | St. Peter's, Dunboyne |
1962 | Drumree | St. Peter's, Dunboyne |
1961 | Kilmessan | Longwood |
1960 | Trim | Rathoath |
1959 | Trim | |
1958 | Boardsmills | Kiltale |
1957 | Trim | |
1956 | Trim | |
1955 | Trim | |
1954 | St. Patrick's | Trim |
1953 | St. Patrick's | Trim |
1952 | Trim | |
1951 | Kildalkey | |
1950 | Trim | |
1949 | Trim | |
1948 | Kilmessan | |
1947 | Drumree | |
1946 | Drumree | |
1945 | Drumree | |
1944 | Drumree | |
1943 | Drumree | |
1942 | Trim | |
1941 | Trim | |
1940 | Trim | |
1939 | Kilmessan | |
1938 | Null and Void | |
1937 | Kilmessan | |
1936 | Longwood | |
1935 | Trim | |
1934 | Kilmessan | |
1933 | Kilmessan | |
1932 | Erin’s Own | |
1931 | Erin’s Own | |
1930 | Erin’s Own | |
1929 | Athboy | |
1928 | Athboy | |
1927 | Kilmessan | |
1926 | Athboy | |
1925 | Kilmessan | |
1924 | Athboy | |
1923 | Kilmessan | |
1922 | Kilmessan | |
1921 | Trim | |
1920 | Trim | |
1919 | Trim | |
1918 | Killyon | |
1917 | Null and Void | |
1916 | Trim | Kilskyre |
1915 | Trim | |
1914 | St. Peter's, Dunboyne | |
1913 | St. Peter's, Dunboyne | |
1912 | St. Peter's, Dunboyne | |
1911 | St. Peter's, Dunboyne | |
1910 | Kilmessan | |
1909 | Kilmessan | |
1908 | St. Peter's, Dunboyne | |
1907 | Kilmessan | |
1906 | Navan Young Irelands | |
1905 | Navan Young Irelands | |
1904 | Navan Young Irelands | |
1903 | Navan Young Irelands | |
1902 | Navan Hibernians |
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