Dublin GAA - Facts

Dublin have won 28 All-Ireland titles (22 in football and 6 in hurling) and hopefully must not be too far from its 30th. Dublin achieved its 20th title way back in 1938 - the last time it won the hurling Championship incidentally.

The 28 titles puts us joint 3rd on a national table behind Cork (34) and Kerry (32 - all football) and level with Tipperary. We are clear 2nd for football titles however, 10 behind Kerry but 14 ahead of Galway who are well adrift in third.

In 1892 Dublin won its second football title and was the first county to do so. It led in overall football titles till 1941 when Kerry won its 15th All-Ireland. We won the next in 1942 to level the series but have never been able to claw them back since the Kingdom landed its 16th title in 1946.

Dublin have also won 10 league titles - 8 in football, 2 in hurling. Despite our 38 national titles we have only won more than one title in one year on 2 occasions - in 1958 and again in 1976 when Dublin won both football championship and league.

Dublin Football

· Senior All-Ireland Titles - 22
1891, 1892, 1894, 1897, 1898, 1899, 1901, 1902, 1906, 1907, 1908, 1921, 1922, 1923, 1942, 1958, 1963, 1974, 1976, 1977, 1983, 1995.

Longest Gap - 19 years 1923 - 1942

· Senior National League Titles - 8
1953, 1955, 1958, 1976, 1978, 1987, 1991, 1993.

League only started in 1927. Longest Gap - 23 years 1927 - 1953 ( minus the war years when league was cancelled).

· Championship Results 1980-2002

1980 - Dublin 1:8 Offaly 1:10
1981 - Dublin 10 Wicklow 0:8, Dublin 11 Laois 2:9.
1982 - Dublin 1:15 Longford 2:6, Dublin 1-13 Kildare 12, Dublin 1-7 Offaly 1-16.
1983 - Dublin 2;8 Meath 2:8 Dublin 3-9 Meath 16, Dublin 1-12 Louth 3, Dublin 2-13 Offaly 1-11, Dublin 2:11 Cork 2:11, Dublin 4:15 Cork 2:10, Dublin 1-10 Galway 1-8.
1984 - Dublin 4:12 Wexford 9, Dublin 13 Offaly 5, Dublin 2:10 Meath 1:9, Dublin 2:11 Tyrone 8, Dublin 1:6 Kerry 14.
1985 - Dublin 4:13 Wexford 6, Dublin 2:13 Offaly 10, Dublin 10 Laois 4, Dublin 1:13 Mayo 1:13, Dublin 2:12 Mayo 1:7, Dublin 2:8 Kerry 2:12.
1986 - Dublin 17 Wexford 3:3, Dublin 1-10 Offaly 7, Dublin 7 Meath 9.
1987 - Dublin 14 Westmeath 7, Dublin 2:18 Wicklow 6, Dublin 12 Meath 1:13.
1988 - Dublin 1:14 Carlow 8, Dublin 4:15 Longford 9, Dublin 9 Meath 2:5.
1989 - Dublin 1-13 Kildare 1:9, Dublin 1:12 Wicklow 1:6, Dublin 2:12 Meath 1:10, Dublin 1:9 Cork 2:10.
1990 - Dublin 1:13 Louth 1:8, Dublin 2:14 Wicklow 12, Dublin 14 Meath 1:14.
1991 - Dublin 1:12 Meath 1:12, Dublin 1:11 Meath 1:11, Dublin 1:14 Meath 2:11, Dublin 15 Meath 2:10.
1992 - Dublin 2;17 Offaly 1:9, Dublin 1:18 Wexford 11, Dublin 15 Louth 1:9, Dublin 1-13 Kildare 10, Dublin 3:14 Clare 2:12, Dublin 14 Donegal 18.
1993 - Dublin 11 Wexford 7, Dublin 2:11 Westmeath 8, Dublin 1:10 Meath 12, Dublin 11 Kildare 7, Dublin 14 Derry 15.
1994 - Dublin 11 Kildare 11, Dublin 1:14 Kildare 1:9, Dublin 1:15 Louth 1:8, Dublin 1:9 Meath 1:8, Dublin 3:15 Leitrim 1:9, Dublin 13 Down 1:12.
1995 - Dublin 19 Louth 2:5, Dublin 1:13 Laois 9, Dublin 1:18 Meath 1:8, Dublin 1-12 Cork 12, Dublin 1:10 Tyrone 12.
1996 - Dublin 1:18 Westmeath 11, Dublin 1:9 Louth 8, Meath 10 Dublin 8. 1997 - Dublin 1:10 Meath 1:13.
1998 - Dublin 8 Kildare 8, Dublin 1-9 Kildare 13.
1999 - Dublin 2:15 Louth 14, Dublin 1:11 Laois 14.Dublin 0:16 Laois 1:11 Dublin 0:12 Meath 1:14
2000 - Dublin 2:20 Wexford 1:08, Dublin 1-14 Westmeath 0-11, Dublin 0-14 Kildare 0-14, Dublin 0-12 Kildare 2-11. 2001 - Dublin beat Longford, Offaly. Lost to Meath. Beat Sligo, Drew and then lost to Kerry in Quarter finals. 2002 - Dublin beat Wexford, Meath and Kildare to land Leinster Title. Then drew with Donegal.

Dublin have won 68 All-star awards since 1970. the greatest haul was in 1977 when we won 7.

The winners were.

1974 - P Cullen, S Doherty, R Kelleher, P reilly, D Hickey, J Keaveney.

1975 - G O'Driscoll, R Kelleher, A O'Toole

1976 - P Cullen, K Moran, B Mullins, A O'Toole, T Hanahoe, D Hickey, B Doyle.

1977 - P Cullen, G O'Driscoll, R Kelleher, T Drumm, P O'Neill, B Mullins, A O'Toole, B Doyle, J Keaveney.

1978 - R Kelleher, T Drumm, J Keaveney.

1979 - P Cullen, T Drumm, B Brogan.

1983 - P Canavan, T Drumm, B Rock, J McNally.

1984 - J O'Leary, PJ Buckley, B Rock.

1985 - Jo'Leary, G Hargan, B Rock, T Conroy.

1987 - C Duff

1988 - M Kennedy, N Mc Caffrey, C Duff.

1989 - G Hargan.

1991 - M Deegan, T Carr, K Barr.

1992 - P Curran, E Heery, V Murphy.

1993 - J O'Leary, D Deacy, C Redmond.

1994 - J O'Leary, J Sheedy, C Redmond.

1995 - J O'Leary, P Curran, K Barr, B Stynes, D Farrell, P Clarke, C Redmond.

1996 - P Curran

1999 - C Whelan

Dublin Hurling

· Senior All-Ireland Titles - 6

1889, 1917, 1920, 1924, 1927, 1938.

Longest Gap - 61 years 1938 - 1999

· Senior National League Titles - 2

1929, 1939

League started 1926.

· Championship Results 1990-2000.

p>1990 - Dublin 2:16 Wexford 1:17, Dublin 2:11 Offaly 1:19.
1991 -Dublin 0:19 Offaly 0:14, Dublin 1:11 Kilkenny 1:13.
1992 -Dublin 3:8 Wexford 3:16.
1993 -Dublin 0:10 Wexford 1:14.
1994-Dublin 1:11 Wexford 0:14, Dublin 1:11 Wexford 3:22.
1995 -Dublin 2:10 Kilkenny 4:13.
1996 -Dublin 1:9 Wexford 2:12
1997 -Dublin 5:25 Westmeath 2:08, Dublin 2:13 Kilkenny 2:20.
1998 -Dublin beaten Kilkenny.
1999 -Dublin 1:12 Wexford 1:13
2000 - Dublin 1:16 Carlow 2:12, Dublin 1:20 Westmeath 0:07, Dublin 0:15 Laois 0:15, Dublin 2:15 Laois 1:14, Dublin 0:12 Kilkenny 3:20