Gael Linn Cup Senior

Two Competitions

Players

Highlights

Gael Linn Cup Senior Inter-Provincial Finals

• 1956 Leinster 7-1 Ulster 3-1
• 1957 Leinster 5-1 Munster 3-1
• 1958 Leinster 5-2 Ulster 3-3
• 1959 Leinster 6-0 Ulster 1-3
• 1960 Leinster 4-6 Munster 3-1
• 1961 Munster 5-2 Connacht 1-0
• 1962 Leinster 7-2 Ulster 5-9
• 1963 Munster 3-2 Leinster 2-2
• 1964 Munster 2-8 Leinster 3-2
• 1965 Leinster 4-3 Ulster 4-1
• 1966 Munster 4-2 Leinster 1-3
• 1967 Ulster 5-4 Leinster 5-1
• 1968 Leinster 7-0 Ulster 2-5
• 1969 Leinster 5-4 Munster 2-2
• 1970 Leinster 12-2 Ulster 4-1
• 1971 Leinster 6-4 Ulster 0-5
• 1972 Leinster 7-7 Connacht 4-2
• 1973 Connacht 4-4 Leinster 3-3
• 1974 Connacht 3-7 Munster 3-0
• 1974-76 Played at junior level
• 1978 Leinster 4-8 Connacht 2-2
• 1979 Leinster 1-5 Munster 0-4
• 1980 Munster 2-5 Leinster 2-1
• 1981 Leinster 3-10 Ulster 2-4
• 1982 Munster 3-10 Leinster 2-12
• 1983 Leinster 2-7 Munster 1-7
• 1984 Leinster 3-9 Connacht 1-4
• 1985 Leinster 4-9 Leinster 0-5
• 1986 Leinster 4-10 Connacht 1-4
• 1987 Leinster 8-11 Connacht 0-5
• 1988 Leinster 2-9 Connacht 2-4
• 1989 Leinster 5-12 Munster 3-6
• 1990 Munster 10-10 Ulster 1-2
• 1991 Leinster 5-12 Munster 0-7
• 1992 Munster 1-18 Leinster 2-9
• 1993 Leinster 6-14 Ulster 1-4
• 1994 Munster 4-11 Ulster 2-7
• 1995 Munster 4-13 Connacht 3-10
• 1996 Munster 4-18 Ulster 6-10
• 1997 Munster 5-15 Leinster 1-14 (extra time)
• 1998 Munster 6-20 Leinster 1-11
• 1999 Munster 1-18 Connacht 1-9
• 2000 Connacht 1-10 Ulster 0-3
• 2001 Munster 1-18 Connacht 1-8
• 2002 Munster 7-23 Ulster 0-11
• 2003 Munster 3-13 Ulster 1-9
• 2004 Munster 1-16 Connacht 1-9
• 2005 Munster 3-14 Connacht 2-8
• 2006 Leinster 2-7 Munster 1-8
• 2007 Ulster 2-12 Leinster 3-8
• 2008 Connacht 1-14 Munster 2-10
• 2009 Munster 0-7 Connacht 0-2
• 2010 Leinster 3-17 Munster 1-14

Gael Linn Junior Inter-Provincial Finals

• 1975 Munster 5-1 Ulster 2-0
• 1976 Leinster 2-6 Munster 2-3
• 1977 Munster 3-7 Connacht 3-1
• 1978 Munster 2-2 Ulster 2-1
• 1979 Ulster 0-4 Munster 1-0
• 1980 Munster 1-9 Leinster 3-2
• 1981 Connacht 2-3 Munster 2-2
• 1982 Leinster 3-16 Connacht 2-8
• 1983 Munster 1-12 Leinster 1-11
• 1984 Leinster 3-6 Ulster 1-3
• 1985 Munster 1-7 Ulster 2-3
• 1986 Leinster 5-6 Connacht 4-3
• 1987 Munster 2-6 Ulster 2-5
• 1988 Munster 4-3 Leinster 3-5
• 1989 Ulster 1-11 Leinster 2-3
• 1990 Ulster 5-11 Munster 5-3
• 1991 Ulster 4-5 Munster 0-6
• 1992 Munster 6-11 Connacht 3-3
• 1993 Ulster 4-5 Leinster 1-9
• 1994 Munster 5-9 Ulster 2-12
• 1995 Connacht 1-9 Connacht 0-10
• 1996 Munster 3-17 Ulster 1-7
• 1997 Munster 3-11 Leinster 2-10
• 1998 Ulster 3-12 Leinster 1-12
• 1999 Leinster 3-17 Connacht 4-6
• 2000 Ulster 1-10 Munster 2-6
• 2001 Leinster 1-14 Munster 1-11
• 2002 Ulster 4-11 Leinster 1-13
• 2003 Munster 4-7 Ulster 0-5
• 2004 Munster 4-16 Leinster 1-4
• 2005 Munster 2-14 Ulster 2-4
• 2006 Connacht 3-12 Ulster 1-17
• 2007 Leinster 3-16 Munster 0-11
• 2008 Munster 3-17 Ulster 0-3
• 2009 Connacht 4-4 Munster 2-2
• 2011 Munster 1-15 Leinster 2-11

Leinster

• The first winning Leinster team:

Munster

• Honor Flynn (Tipperary), Josie McNamara (Waterford), Joan Clancy (Cork), Pat Doyle (Waterford), Bridie Scully (Tipperary), Kathleen Griffin
  Kathleen Griffin
  Kate Griffin MEd, BSc, FRSA was the President of the International Confederation of Principals 2006-2008 , and was the first British holder of the office.-Biography:Kate Griffin was educated at South Shields Grammar-Technical School for Girls Kate Griffin MEd, BSc, FRSA (born as Kathleen Fenwick,...
  
   (Tipperary, captain), Lil Coughlan (Cork), Tess Moloney (Tipperary), Kathleen Downes (Tipperary), Eithne Neville (Limerick).

Ulster

• The team was: Teresa Cassidy (Antrim), Moya Forde (Antrim), Moira Caldwell (Down), Maeve Gilroy
  Maeve Gilroy
  Maeve Gilroy is a former camogie player, winner of the Cuchulainn award in 1966 and of All Ireland medals in 1956 and 1967.-Career:She was already regarded as one of the country’s best players when she scored two goals for Antrim against Dublin in the historic 1956 All Ireland semi-final, a match...
  
   (Antrim, captain), Kathleen Kelly (Antrim), Mairéad McAtamney
  Mairéad McAtamney
  Máiréad McAtamney-Magill is a retired Irish sportsperson. She played camogie with her local club Portglenone and with the Antrim senior inter-county team from 1958 until 1983. McAtamney captained Antrim to the All-Ireland title in 1979...
  
   (Antrim), Sue Cashman
  Sue Cashman
  Sue Cashman is a former camogie player, winner of Caltex Player of the Year award in 1967, only the second of five camogie players in history to be awarded what would later become known as the Texaco Award...
  
   (Antrim), Pat Craigie (Down), Marion McFettridge (Antrim), Mairéad Quinn (Antrim), Eileen Collins
  Eileen Collins
  Eileen Marie Collins is a retired American astronaut and a retired U.S. Air Force Colonel. A former military instructor and test pilot, Collins was the first female pilot and first female commander of a Space Shuttle. She was awarded several medals for her work. Col. Collins has logged 38 days 8...
  
   (Antrim), Elizabeth “Lily’ Scullion (Antrim).

Connacht

• The winning team was: Margaret Killeen, Mary Kilkenny, Claire Collins, Kathleen Quinn, Rosemary Divilly, Nono McHugh, Josie Kelly, Catherine Ward
  Catherine Ward
  Catherine Ward is a member of the Canada women's national ice hockey team. She was also a member of the 2008–09 McGill Martlets women's hockey season, which won a Canadian Interuniversity Sport title...
  
  , Ann Donohue, Phil Foye, Jane Murphy, Margaret Murphy
  Margaret Murphy
  - Biography :Murphy was born and brought up in Liverpool where she gained a degree in Environmental Biology at the University of Liverpool and later an MA with Distinction in Writing at Liverpool JMU, a course on which she now lectures...
  
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External links

• Official Camogie Website
• History of Camogie slideshow. presented by Cumann Camógaíochta Communications Committee at GAA Museum January 25 2010 part one, part two, part three and part four
• Camogie on official GAA website
• Timeline: History of Camogie