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Laois Ladies' Senior Football Club Championship

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Laois Ladies' Football Championship
CodeLadies' Football
Founded1976
TrophyLulu Carroll trophy
Title holders
 Portlaoise (2nd title)
First winner
 The Heath
Most titles
 Timahoe (12 titles)

The Laois Ladies' Senior Football Club Championship has been running since 1976 - 46 finals. The competition has seen seven clubs winning the title, with St Conleths winning the latest in 2021, captained by Mary Cotter. The final has been played in a number of grounds around the county, often in O'Moore Park (32 times including replays). The cup is named after Lulu Carroll who was one of Laois' greatest ever ladies' footballers. The winners progress on into the provincial championship and Laois has a good record for a small county, having won the Leinster championship on 14 occasions. All-Ireland glory has proven more elusive, however, with The Heath securing Laois' only two titles, in 1985 & 1986.

Key

All-Ireland winners twice
All-Ireland finalists three times
Leinster winners eight times
Leinster finalists 13 times

By Year

Year Venue Winner Tot Runner-up Tot Marg
2022 O'Moore Park Portlaoise 0-12 12 St Conleths 2-05 11 1
2021 O'Moore Park St Conleths 0-11 11 Sarsfields 0-08 8 3
2020 O'Moore Park Portlaoise 1-12 12 Sarsfields 0-12 12 3
2019 Crettyard Sarsfields 4-13 25 Timahoe 1-10 13 12
2018 O'Moore Park Sarsfields 0-11 11 Portlaoise 0-07 7 4
2017 Vicarstown Sarsfields 3-15 24 Portlaoise 0-03 3 21
2016 Portarlington Sarsfields 2-11 17 Portlaoise 0-12 12 5
2015 Crettyard [aet] Sarsfields 4-10 22 Timahoe 1-11 14 8
O'Moore Park Sarsfields 2-10 16 Timahoe 2-10 16 0
2014 [1] O'Moore Park Sarsfields 4-15 27 Timahoe 0-09 9 18
2013 [2] Ratheniska Sarsfields 3-07 16 Timahoe 0-12 12 4
2012 Crettyard Timahoe 2-09 15 Sarsfields 2-08 14 1
2011 O'Moore Park Sarsfields 2-08 14 Timahoe 0-09 9 5
2010 O'Moore Park Timahoe 2-10 16 Sarsfields 0-14 14 2
2009 [3] O'Moore Park Timahoe 2-11 17 Sarsfields 2-08 14 3
2008 [4] O'Moore Park Sarsfields 1-10 13 Timahoe 0-06 6 7
2007 O'Moore Park Timahoe 1-07 10 Sarsfields 1-06 9 1
2006
[5][6]		 O'Moore Park Shanahoe 2-09 15 Sarsfields 1-09 12 3
Ratheniska Shanahoe 0-10 10 Sarsfields 1-07 10 0
2005 [7] Ballylinan Timahoe 1-09 12 Crettyard 0-11 11 1
2004 [8] O'Moore Park Crettyard 2-09 15 Shanahoe 1-09 12 3
2003 [9] O'Moore Park Timahoe 0-16 16 Sarsfields 0-09 9 7
2002 Ballylinan Crettyard 2-10 16 Timahoe 1-07 10 6
2001 [10] O'Moore Park Timahoe 4-12 24 Crettyard 5-04 19 5
2000
[11][12]		 O'Moore Park Timahoe 3-08 17 Crettyard 0-07 7 10
O'Moore Park Timahoe 3-08 17 Crettyard 3-08 17 0
1999 [13] O'Moore Park Timahoe 1-12 15 Crettyard 1-05 8 7
1998 [14] Stradbally Timahoe 2-14 20 Crettyard 1-04 7 13
1997 [15] O'Moore Park Crettyard 2-11 17 Timahoe 1-11 14 3
1996 [16] O'Moore Park Timahoe 1-11 14 Crettyard 0-09 9 5
1995 [17] Ballylinan Crettyard 1-08 11 Timahoe 1-06 9 2
1994 [18] O'Moore Park Crettyard 2-12 18 Timahoe 0-06 6 12
1993 [19] O'Moore Park Crettyard 1-06 9 Timahoe 0-04 4 5
1992 [20] O'Moore Park Timahoe 1-09 12 Crettyard 2-05 11 1
1991
[21][22]		 O'Moore Park Crettyard 1-08 11 Timahoe 1-06 9 2
O'Moore Park Crettyard 1-07 10 Timahoe 1-07 10 0
1990 [23] O'Moore Park Crettyard 3-05 14 Timahoe 2-04 10 4
1989
[24]		 O'Moore Park The Heath 1-07 10 Crettyard 1-04 7 3
O'Moore Park The Heath 1-05 8 Crettyard 1-05 8 0
1988 [25] Timahoe The Heath 1-06 9 Crettyard 0-07 7 2
1987 [26] Timahoe Crettyard 2-05 11 The Heath 1-05 8 3
1986 [27] O'Moore Park The Heath 2-16 22 Crettyard 0-05 5 17
1985 [28] Timahoe The Heath 3-07 16 Crettyard 0-03 3 13
1984 [29] Timahoe The Heath 2-05 11 Crettyard 0-02 2 9
1983 [30] Timahoe The Heath 0-09 9 Crettyard 1-03 6 3
1982 Timahoe The Heath 3-08 17 Crettyard 2-04 10 7
1981 [31] Ballylinan The Heath 5-03 18 Crettyard 1-01 4 14
1980 [32] O'Moore Park The Heath 3-06 15 Crettyard 3-04 13 2
1979 Timahoe Crettyard 3-02 11 The Heath 3-00 9 2
1978 [33] O'Moore Park Crettyard 1-02 5 Ballyroan 0-04 4 1
1977 O'Moore Park The Heath 4-05 17 Crettyard 2-04 10 7
1976 [34] O'Moore Park The Heath 0-11 11 Ballyroan 1-01 4 7
  • missing scorers: Ballyroan 1-1 (1976), Crettyard 2-4 (1982), Crettyard 0-5 (1995), Timahoe 0-3 (1995), Crettyard 0-2 (2005), Timahoe 0-1 (2007), Sarsfields 0-1 (2007) & Timahoe 0-1 (2015)
  • name in italics: the player was on the losing team that year.

Statistics & Notable Scores

  • SCORERS
    • 77 - The overall finals' top scorer is Tracey Lawlor (Sarsfields) who has a total of 4-65 (77pts), scored in 13 finals.
    • 13 - The top scorer for a single game is Tracey Lawlor (Sarsfields) who hit 2-7 (13pts) in 2014 vs Timahoe.
    • 12 -The previous record for a single game was set in 2001, and was, amazingly, a joint record where Sue Ramsbottom scored 2-6 and Theresa Swayne scored 4-0 in the same game!
  • APPEARANCES
    • 28 - Crettyard have appeared in a record 28 finals - including a record 26-in-a-row between 1977 & 2002.
    • The competition has thrown up many repeated finals where two teams go head-to-head for a number of years in a row. These are:
      • Crettyard v The Heath (11 years/12 matches) 1979-1989
      • Crettyard v Timahoe (13 years/15 matches) 1990-2002
      • Timahoe v Sarsfields (9 years/10 matches) 2007-2015
      • Sarsfields v Portlaoise (3 years/3 matches) 2016-2018
    • The most common match-ups have been Crettyard v Timahoe (15 finals), The Heath v Crettyard (12 finals) and Timahoe v Sarsfields (11 finals).
    • The Heath, in the first final, and St Conleths (2021) are the only teams to have won on their first appearance. The Heath beat Ballyroan in 1976, while St Conleths beat Sarsfields in 2021. All the other teams - Crettyard (1977), Timahoe (1990), Sarsfields (2003), Shanahoe (2004) and Portlaoise (2016) - have lost on their first attempt.
    • Sarsfields & Portlaoise are the only sides to lose three finals before winning one. Ballyroan & Timahoe lost two, while Crettyard & Shanhoe both lost one.
  • TEAM SCORING
    • 21 - Sarsfields' 21pt winning margin in 2017 set a new record, beating their old record from 2014, which in turn had bridged a 28 year old gap in beating The Heath's 1986 record of 17pts.
    • 27 - Sarsfields' 4-15 (27pts) total in 2014 set a new scoring record for the final, beating the previous record of 4-12 (24pts) set in 2001 by Timahoe.
    • 19 - Crettyard's losing score of 5-4 in 2001 would have won all bar the 1986, 1998, 2014 finals and the 2015 replay.
    • 2 - Crettyard also posted the lowest score of any team in the final: 0-2 in 1984.
    • 5 - The lowest winning score is 5pts - 1978 by Crettyard.
  • FINALS SCORING
    • 43 - The highest scoring final was the 2001 final between Timahoe and Crettyard. Timahoe won 4-12 5-4, a total of 43 points.
    • 9 - The lowest scoring final was in 1978 when only 9 points were scored between the two teams.
    • 2 - Only two finals have finished goal-less: 2003 & 2018.
  • DRAWS
    • 5 - There have been five draws: 1989, 1991, 2000, 2006 & 2015.
    • 17 - 2000 had the highest-scoring draw (17 points each).
    • 8 - 1989 had the lowest-scoring drawn game (8 points each).
    • 10 -Timahoe's win over Crettyard in the 2001 replay was the biggest winning margin in a replay (10 points).
    • 22 - Sarsfield's 4-10 in 2015 is the highest score in a replay.
    • 36 - 2015 also had the highest-scoring replay (36 points).
  • VENUES
    • 5 - Sarsfields have won finals in five different venues - their first wins in each venue were: 2008 O'Moore Park, 2013 Ratheniska, 2015 Crettyard, 2016 Portarlington & 2017 Annanough.
  • HEAD TO HEAD
    • Crettyard are the only team to beat four opponents in finals, while Sarsfields are the only side to lose to four different opponents.

References

  1. ^ "Laois Ladies Final 2014". Leinster Express. Retrieved 12 September 2014.
  2. ^ "Sarsfields strike late to secure Ladies SFC crown".
  3. ^ Leinster Express 1831-current, Wednesday, 23 September 2009; Page: 80
  4. ^ Leinster Express 1831-current, Wednesday, 24 September 2008; Page: 88
  5. ^ Leinster Express 1831-current, Wednesday, 27 September 2006; Page: 92
  6. ^ Leinster Express 1831-current, Wednesday, 15 November 2006; Page: 80
  7. ^ Leinster Express 1831-current, Wednesday, 21 September 2005; Page: 87
  8. ^ Leinster Express 1831-current, Saturday, 25 September 2004; Page: 76
  9. ^ Leinster Express 1831-current, Saturday, 31 May 2003; Page: 70
  10. ^ Leinster Express 1831-current, Saturday, 23 June 2001; Page: 68
  11. ^ Leinster Express 1831-current, Saturday, 2 September 2000; Page: 61
  12. ^ Leinster Express 1831-current, Saturday, 16 September 2000; Page: 59
  13. ^ Leinster Express 1831-current, Saturday, 14 August 1999; Page: 52
  14. ^ Leinster Express 1831-current, Saturday, 15 August 1998; Page: 28
  15. ^ Leinster Express 1831-current, Saturday, 27 September 1997; Page: 22
  16. ^ Leinster Express 1831-current, Saturday, 29 June 1996; Page: 51
  17. ^ Leinster Express 1831-current, Saturday, 1 July 1995; Page: 46
  18. ^ Leinster Express 1831-current, Saturday, 7 May 1994; Page: 44
  19. ^ Leinster Express 1831-current, Saturday, 5 June 1993; Page: 52
  20. ^ Leinster Express 1831-current, Saturday, 8 August 1992; Page: 34
  21. ^ Leinster Express 1831-current, Saturday, 6 July 1991; Page: 39
  22. ^ Leinster Express 1831-current, Saturday, 10 August 1991; Page: 33
  23. ^ Leinster Express 1831-current, Saturday, 7 July 1990; Page: 41
  24. ^ Leinster Express 1831-current, Saturday, 15 July 1989; Page: 48
  25. ^ Leinster Express 1831-current, Saturday, 20 August 1988; Page: 27
  26. ^ Leinster Express August 1987
  27. ^ Leinster Express 1831-current, Saturday, 20 September 1986; Page: 4
  28. ^ Leinster Express October 1985
  29. ^ Leinster Express September 1984
  30. ^ Leinster Express 1831-current, Saturday, 21 January 1984; Page: 28
  31. ^ Leinster Express 1831-current, Saturday, 3 October 1981; Page: 19
  32. ^ Leinster Express 1831-current, Saturday, 13 September 1980; Page: 40
  33. ^ Leinster Express 1831-current, Saturday, 6 January 1979; Page: 18
  34. ^ Leinster Express 1831-current, Saturday, 25 September 1976; Page: 21
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