Laois_Junior_C_Football_Championship

Laois Junior C Football Championship
Laois Junior C Football Championship
Irish	Craobh Peil Sóisir C Laoise
Founded	1998
Title holders	O'Dempseys[needs update] (1st title)
Most titles	Portlaoise[needs update] (3 titles)
Sponsors	Sparrow Insurances

Laois Junior B Football Championship
Laois Junior B Football Championship
Irish	Craobh Peil Sóisir B Laoise
Founded	1972
Trophy	Chris Lalor Cup
Title holders	Graiguecullen[needs update] (2nd title)
Most titles	Stradbally[needs update] (3 titles)
Sponsors	Sparrow Insurances

Laois Junior Football Championship
Laois Junior Football Championship
Irish	Craobh Peil Sóisir Laoise
Founded	1906
Trophy	Shaw Cup
Title holders	Spink[needs update] (3rd title)
First winner	Durrow
Most titles	Portlaoise[needs update] (8 titles)
Sponsors	Sparrow Insurances

Laois Junior Football Championships

Annual Gaelic football competition

The Laois Junior Football Championships are the lower-tier Laois Club Football Championships.

The Junior A and Junior B Championships use group phases then down to eight-four-two and the Junior C Championship operates similarly to the Senior Championship and Intermediate Championship by going for a straight knockout.^[1]

Portlaoise are the title holders (2022), having defeated Barrowhouse in the final.

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Year	Winner	Opponent
1906	Durrow^[13]
1907	Ballyroan^[14]
1908	Portlaoise^[15]
1909	Ballybrittas^[16]
1910	Durrow^[17]
1911	Portlaoise^[18]
1912^[19]	No competition
1913	Ratheniska^[20]
1914	The Heath^[21]
1915	Ballybrittas^[22]
1916^[23]	No competition
1917^[24]	No competition
1918	Borris-in-Ossory^[25]
1919	Portarlington^[26]
1920	Wolfhill^[27]
1921	Mountmellick^[28]
1922	Greenroad, Portlaoise^[29]
1923^[30]	No competition
1924^[31]	No competition
1925^[32]	No competition
1926	The Hollow^[33]
1927	Barrowhouse^[34]
1928	Loughteague^[35]
1929	Mountmellick^[36]
1930	The Heath^[37]
1931	Portarlington^[38]
1932	Abbeyleix^[39]
1933	Ballylinan^[40]
1934	Clonad^[41]
1935	Portlaoise^[42]
1936	Graiguecullen^[43]
1937	Ballylinan^[44]
1938	Jamestown^[45]
1939	St Fintan's, Mountrath^[46]
1940	Clonad^[47]
1941	Mountmellick^[48]	Ballyfin^{[citation needed]}
1942	Park^[49]	Old Pound^{[citation needed]}
1943	Park^[50]
1944	Spink^[51]	Ballybrittas^{[citation needed]}
1945	Ballyadams^[52]
1946	Barrowhouse^[53]^{[contradictory]}
1947	Kilminchy^[54]^{[contradictory]}
1948	Jamestown^[55]^{[contradictory]}	Mountmellick^{[citation needed]}
1949	The Heath^[56]
1950	St Fintan's Hospital^[57]
1951	O'Dempseys^[58]
1952	Fairymount^[59]	Jamestown^{[citation needed]}
1953	Jamestown^[60]
1954	Portarlington^[61]	Spink^{[citation needed]}
1955	Graiguecullen^[62]	Portlaoise^{[citation needed]}
1956	Ballylinan^[63]
1957	Killeshin^[64]	Mountmellick^{[citation needed]}
1958	Stradbally^[65]	St Fintan's Hospital^{[citation needed]}
1959	St Fintan's Hospital^[66]	Kilcavan^{[citation needed]}
1960	Kilcavan^[67]	Timahoe^{[citation needed]}
1961	Crettyard^[68]	Ballylinan^{[citation needed]}
1962	Emo^[69]	Portlaoise^{[citation needed]}
1963	Ballyroan^[70]	Portarlington^{[citation needed]}
1964	St Fintan's Hospital^[71]	Kilcavan^{[citation needed]}
1965	Arles^[72]	Portlaoise^{[citation needed]}
1966	Mountmellick^[73]	Kilcavan^{[citation needed]}
1967	St Joseph's^[74]	Portlaoise^{[citation needed]}
1968	Portarlington^[75]	Courtwood^{[citation needed]}
1969	Killeshin^[76]	Rathdowney^{[citation needed]}
1970	Courtwood^[77]	Abbeyleix^{[citation needed]}
1971	Ballylinan^[78]	Kilcavan^{[citation needed]}
1972	Mountmellick^[79]	Ballinakill^{[citation needed]}
1973	Portlaoise^[80]	Abbeyleix^{[citation needed]}
1974	Barrowhouse^[81]	Abbeyleix^{[citation needed]}
1975	Graiguecullen^[82]	Durrow^{[citation needed]}
1976	St Joseph's^[83]	Park^{[citation needed]}
1977^[84]	Portlaoise 0-10	St Manman's 1-4
1978	St Manman's^[85]	The Rock^{[citation needed]}
1979	The Rock^[86]	Ballinakill^{[citation needed]}
1980	Camross^[87]	Ballyfin^{[citation needed]}
1981	Killeshin^[88]	St Fintan's, Mountrath^{[citation needed]}
1982	Durrow^[89]	St Joseph's^{[citation needed]}
1983	Portarlington^[90]	Portlaoise^{[citation needed]}
1984	Stradbally^[91]	St Fintan's, Mountrath^{[citation needed]}
1985	The Heath^[92]	St Joseph's^{[citation needed]}
1986	Courtwood^[93]	Ballyroan^{[citation needed]}
1987	Spink^[94]	Portlaoise^{[citation needed]}
1988	Portlaoise^[95]	Rosenallis^{[citation needed]}
1989	The Harps^[96]	Ballyroan^{[citation needed]}
1990	The Heath^[97]	Rosenallis^{[citation needed]}
1991	Arles–Kilcruise^[98]	Rosenallis^{[citation needed]}
1992	Portlaoise^[99]	St Manman's^{[citation needed]}
1993	Kilcavan^[100]	St Joseph's^{[citation needed]}
1994	Rosenallis^[101]	St Manman's^{[citation needed]}
1995	Ballyfin^[102]	Ballyroan^{[citation needed]}
1996	Arles–Kilcruise^[103]	St Manman's^{[citation needed]}
1997	St Manman's^[104]	St Fintan's, Mountrath^{[citation needed]}
1998	Ballyroan^[105]	Portlaoise^{[citation needed]}
1999	Portlaoise^[106]	Graiguecullen^{[citation needed]}
2000	The Harps^[107]	Abbeyleix^{[citation needed]}
2001	Abbeyleix^[108]	Stradbally^{[citation needed]}
2002	Portlaoise^[109]	Stradbally^{[citation needed]}
2003	Stradbally^[110]	The Heath^{[citation needed]}
2004^[111]	Kilcavan 1-11	St Joseph's 1-8
2005	Portlaoise^[112]	Park–Ratheniska^{[citation needed]}
2006	Park–Ratheniska^[113]	Barrowhouse^{[citation needed]}
2007	Ballinakill^[114]	St Joseph's^{[citation needed]}
2008	Killeshin^[115]	The Heath
2009	The Heath^[116]	Ballyfin
2010	Ballyfin^[117]	Spink
2011	Spink^[118] 1-10	Graiguecullen 2-04
2012	Graiguecullen^[119]
2013	Kilcavan^[120]
2014	Courtwood^[121]
2015	Barrowhouse^[122]
2016	Rosenallis^[123]^[124]^[125]^[126]
2017
2018
2019
2020	Park–Ratheniska^[127]
2021
2022^[128]^[129]	Portlaoise 1-11	Barrowhouse 0-8

Year	Winner	Opponent
1972	Park^{[citation needed]}	Ballyroan^{[citation needed]}
1973	Mountmellick^{[citation needed]}	Slieve Bloom^{[citation needed]}
1974	Rathdowney^{[citation needed]}	Durrow^{[citation needed]}
1975	St Fintan's Hospital^{[citation needed]}	The Heath^{[citation needed]}
1976	Timahoe^{[citation needed]}	Mountmellick^{[citation needed]}
1977
1978
1979
1980
1981
1982
1983	Stradbally^{[citation needed]}	Rosenallis^{[citation needed]}
1984	Kilcavan^{[citation needed]}	Courtwood^{[citation needed]}
1985	Graiguecullen^{[citation needed]}
1986^[133]	Spink 1-9	Rosenallis 1-8
1987	Rosenallis^{[citation needed]}
1988	The Heath^{[citation needed]}	Arles–Kilcruise^{[citation needed]}
1989	Timahoe^{[citation needed]}	St Fintan's, Colt^{[citation needed]}
1990	Arles–Kilcruise^{[citation needed]}	Ballylinan^{[citation needed]}
1991	Ballyfin^{[citation needed]}	Crettyard^{[citation needed]}
1992	O'Dempsey's^{[citation needed]}	The Heath^{[citation needed]}
1993	Crettyard^{[citation needed]}	Camross^{[citation needed]}
1994	Castletown^{[citation needed]}	Emo^{[citation needed]}
1995	Arles–Kilcruise^{[citation needed]}	St Fintan's, Mountrath^{[citation needed]}
1996	St Fintan's, Mountrath^{[citation needed]}	Ballylinan^{[citation needed]}
1997	The Heath^{[citation needed]}	Abbeyleix^{[citation needed]}
1998	St Fintan's, Colt^{[citation needed]}	Crettyard^{[citation needed]}
1999	Abbeyleix^{[citation needed]}	Stradbally^{[citation needed]}
2000	Stradbally^{[citation needed]}	Rathdowney^{[citation needed]}
2001	Crettyard^{[citation needed]}	Camross^{[citation needed]}
2002	Portlaoise^{[citation needed]}	Arles–Killeen^{[citation needed]}
2003	Stradbally^{[citation needed]}	Spink^{[citation needed]}
2004^[134]	Spink 1-8	Castletown 1-7
2005	Camross 3-14 ^{[citation needed]}	Emo 2-5 ^{[citation needed]}
2006	Mountmellick^{[citation needed]}	O'Dempsey's^{[citation needed]}
2007	Ballylinan^{[citation needed]}	O'Dempsey's^{[citation needed]}
2008	The Rock^{[citation needed]}	St Fintan's, Colt^{[citation needed]}
2009	O'Dempsey's^{[citation needed]}	St Fintan's, Colt^{[citation needed]}
2010	Portlaoise^{[citation needed]}	St Manman's^{[citation needed]}
2011	Graiguecullen 1-9^{[citation needed]}	St Fintan's, Colt 1-7^{[citation needed]}
2012
2013
2014	Graiguecullen^{[citation needed]}
2015
2016
2017	Errill^{[citation needed]}
2018
2019	Errill^{[citation needed]}
2020^[135]^[136]	Spink	Graiguecullen
2021
2022	Camross 3-9^{[citation needed]}	Errill 0-8^{[citation needed]}

Year	Winner	Opponent	Captain
1998	Rathdowney^{[citation needed]}	Errill^{[citation needed]}
1999	Clough–Ballacolla^{[citation needed]}	Borris-in-Ossory^{[citation needed]}	Pat Whelan
2000	Errill^{[citation needed]}	Borris-in-Ossory^{[citation needed]}
2001	The Harps^{[citation needed]}	Kilcotton^{[citation needed]}	Kevin Shortall
2002	Rosenallis^{[citation needed]}	O'Dempsey's^{[citation needed]}
2003	Portlaoise^{[citation needed]}	Arles–Kilcruise^{[citation needed]}	Liam Browne
2004	Trumera^{[citation needed]}	The Harps^{[citation needed]}	John O'Connor
2005	Arles–Kilcruise^{[citation needed]}	Shanahoe^{[citation needed]}
2006	Courtwood^{[citation needed]}	The Heath^{[citation needed]}	Stephen Wilson
2007	St Manman's^{[citation needed]}	Ballyfin^{[citation needed]}	Martin Fallon
2008	Portlaoise^{[citation needed]}	Ballyfin^{[citation needed]}	Paul Cotter
2009	Portlaoise^{[citation needed]}	Shamrocks^{[citation needed]}	Gary McCormack
2010	The Heath^{[citation needed]}	Shamrocks^{[citation needed]}	John Browne
2011	O'Dempsey's 0-14^{[citation needed]}	Portlaoise 0-13^{[citation needed]}	Pat Behan
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016	Errill^{[citation needed]}
2017
2018
2019
2020
2021^[140]	Ballyfin 0-11	Park–Ratheniska 0-9
2022^[141]^[142]	Rathdowney 5-12	Courtwood 0-10

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Laois Junior Football Championship
Irish	Craobh Peil Sóisir Laoise
Founded	1906
Trophy	Shaw Cup
Title holders	Spink^{[needs update]} (3rd title)
First winner	Durrow
Most titles	Portlaoise^{[needs update]} (8 titles)
Sponsors	Sparrow Insurances

Laois Junior B Football Championship
Irish	Craobh Peil Sóisir B Laoise
Founded	1972
Trophy	Chris Lalor Cup
Title holders	Graiguecullen^{[needs update]} (2nd title)
Most titles	Stradbally^{[needs update]} (3 titles)
Sponsors	Sparrow Insurances

Laois Junior C Football Championship
Irish	Craobh Peil Sóisir C Laoise
Founded	1998
Title holders	O'Dempseys^{[needs update]} (1st title)
Most titles	Portlaoise^{[needs update]} (3 titles)
Sponsors	Sparrow Insurances