The first all Ireland was in 1887. There was no championship the following year.
In the 20 championships from 1887 to 1907,
Dublin won 10
Kerry won 2
The rest won 8
Between 1908 and 1927,
Dublin won 4
Kerry won 5
the rest won 11
Kildare and Wexford won 4 each
Louth won 2
Between 1928 and 1947
Dublin won 1
Kerry won 9
The rest won 10
Mayo, Cavan, Galway and Roscommon were prominent
Between 1948 and 1967
Dublin won 2
Kerry won 4
The rest won 14
Galway, Cavan, Meath and Down were all prominent
Mayo won their 3rd
Between 1968 and 1987
Dublin won 4
Kerry won 10
The rest won 6
Offaly won 3 and, Cork , Down and Meath won 1 each
Between 1988 and 2007
Dublin won 1 (a sympathy f**k from the referee in 1995)
Kerry won 5
The rest won 14
Down won 2, Armagh, Derry and Donegal broke their ducks with 1 each, Galway and Cork won 2, Meath won 3 and Throne won their first 3
Since 2008,
Dublin have won 9
Kerry have won 3
The rest have won 4 - Tyrone 2, Cork and Donegal one each
Unless the rest win 2 of the next 4, this 20 year period will be the worst for the rest in the history of the competition
The roll of honour is
Dublin + Kerry 69
Rest of Ireland 67
Last year was the summer of 69
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eFjjO_lhf9c
I don't think the rest will win 2 of the next four. Still life in the Dubs yet and Clifford can beat the rest on his own.
Quote from: seafoid on March 13, 2024, 01:25:04 PMThe first all Ireland was in 1887. There was no championship the following year.
In the 20 championships from 1887 to 1907,
Dublin won 10
Kerry won 2
The rest won 8
A very very brief snapshot ;D
Between 1955 and 1981 Mayo won only two Connacht Championships. There was no visit for Mayo to Croke Park in the Championship in the 70's. You presume immigration had a big say in this. Then again Roscommon and Galway would also have been affected.
Quote from: From the Bunker on March 13, 2024, 04:06:18 PMBetween 1955 and 1981 Mayo won only two Connacht Championships. There was no visit for Mayo to Croke Park in the Championship in the 70's. You presume immigration had a big say in this. Then again Roscommon and Galway would also have been affected.
Sligo even won during that barren period for Mayo, in 1975.
It is amazing how it switches from the old firm to the rest regularly
The biggest difference between the 2 has been 8 Sams. That was last in 2008 when Tyrone won.
The whole thing is mad.
Currently the Old Firm are up by 2.