Limerick Senior Camogie Championship

Limerick Senior Camogie Championship
IrishCraobh Chamógaíochta Luimnigh
CodeCamogie
RegionLimerick (GAA)
Title holdersNewcastle West (5th title)
Most titlesGranagh-Ballingarry (24 titles)
Official websiteWebsite

The Limerick Camogie Championship is the senior Camogie competition featuring clubs affiliated to the Limerick GAA.

Granagh-Ballingarry are the competitions most successful club, having won 24 titles.

Newcastle West are the reigning champions, having defeated Monaleen in the 2025 final.[1]

Roll of honour

# Club Titles Years won
1 Granagh-Ballingarry 24 1985, 1986, 1988, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2006, 2010, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017
2 Croagh-Kilfinny 14 1953, 1954, 1955, 1961, 1962, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1975, 1983, 1984, 1987, 1989, 1995
3 Ahane 10 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1976, 2018, 2022
4 Killeedy 6 2005, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2012, 2020
Ballyagran 1974, 1977, 1978, 1979, 1980, 2011
5 Newcastle West 5 2019, 2021, 2023, 2024, 2025
6 St Patrick's 2 1947, 1949
7 Old Christians 1 1982
St Oliver's 1981
Athlacca 1963
Adare 1957
Patrickswell 1956

Finals listed by year

Munster and All-Ireland winners
Munster winners and All-Ireland finalists
Munster winners
Year Winner Score Runners up Score
2025[1] Newcastle West 1-22 Monaleen 0-5
2024[2] Newcastle West 1-17 Ahane 1-7
2023[3] Newcastle West 0-17 Killeedy 1-5
2022[4] Ahane 1-13 Killeedy 1-9
2021[5] Newcastle West 1-9 Killeedy 0-8
2020[6] Killeedy 1-9 Newcastle West 0-7
2019[7] Newcastle West 1-15 Ahane 0-9
2018[8] Ahane Granagh-Ballingarry
2017[9] Granagh-Ballingarry
2016[9] Granagh-Ballingarry
2015[9] Granagh-Ballingarry
2014[9] Granagh-Ballingarry
2013[9] Granagh-Ballingarry
2012 Killeedy
2011[10] Ballyagran
2010[9] Granagh-Ballingarry
2009[11] Killeedy
2008[11] Killeedy
2007[11] Killeedy
2006[9] Granagh-Ballingarry
2005[11] Killeedy
2004[9] Granagh-Ballingarry
2003[9] Granagh-Ballingarry
2002[9] Granagh-Ballingarry
2001[9] Granagh-Ballingarry
2000[9] Granagh-Ballingarry
1999[9] Granagh-Ballingarry
1998[9] Granagh-Ballingarry
1997[9] Granagh-Ballingarry
1996[9] Granagh-Ballingarry
1995[12] Croagh-Kilfinny
1994[9] Granagh-Ballingarry
1993[9] Granagh-Ballingarry
1992[9] Granagh-Ballingarry
1991[9] Granagh-Ballingarry
1990[9] Granagh-Ballingarry
1989[12] Croagh-Kilfinny
1988[9] Granagh-Ballingarry
1987[12] Croagh-Kilfinny
1986[9] Granagh-Ballingarry
1985[9] Granagh-Ballingarry
1984[12] Croagh-Kilfinny
1983[12] Croagh-Kilfinny
1982[13] Old Christians
1981[14] St Oliver's 3-1 Croagh-Kilfinny 0-4
1980[15][10] Ballyagran 4-1 Croagh-Kilfinny 0-3
1979[10] Ballyagran
1978[10] Ballyagran
1977[10] Ballyagran
1976[13] Ahane
1975[12] Croagh-Kilfinny
1974[10] Ballyagran
1973[13] Ahane
1972[13] Ahane
1971[13] Ahane
1970[13] Ahane
1969[13] Ahane
1968[13] Ahane
1967[13] Ahane
1966[12] Croagh-Kilfinny
1965[12] Croagh-Kilfinny
1964[12] Croagh-Kilfinny
1963[16] Athlacca Croagh-Kilfinny
1962[12] Croagh-Kilfinny Athlacca
1961[12] Croagh-Kilfinny
1960
1959
1958
1957[17] Adare 9-1 Stonehall 1-0
1956[18] Patrickswell 3-1 Effin 0-1
1955[12] Croagh-Kilfinny
1954[19][12] Croagh-Kilfinny 4-3 Adare 3-2
1953[12] Croagh-Kilfinny
1952
1951
1950
1949[20] St. Patricks 3-0 Ahane 0-0
1948
1947[21] St. Patricks 2-0 Castleconnell 1-1

References

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  16. ^ Limerick Leader, Wednesday, 26 February 1964; Page: 7
  17. ^ Limerick Leader, Saturday, 9 November 1957; Page: 14
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  19. ^ Irish Examiner, Wednesday, 3 November 1954; Page: 9
  20. ^ Limerick Leader, Monday, 31 October 1949; Page: 4
  21. ^ Limerick Leader, Saturday, 20 December 1947; Page: 15
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