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Following Colmcille's exit to St. Vincents (Dublin) in today's Leinster LGFA Club JFC Quarter Final, here is a look back at the record of Longford clubs in Leinster JFC. More at longfordgaelicstats.ie/leins…
Andy McEntee will become the 24th manager of the Longford Senior Football team (excluding caretaker managers) and will be the first Meath native to manage Longford. He will be the 13th manager from outside the county. Average time in the role over the years is 2.4 years.
Updated geographic distribution (by parish) of LGFA Adult 'A' Championship club titles in County Longford. Full list of club units associated with these titles can be found at longfordgaelicstats.ie/title…
Updated geographic distribution (by parish) of GAA Adult 'A' Championship club titles in County Longford. Full list of club units associated with these titles can be found at longfordgaelicstats.ie/title…
Updated 'Path to the title' summary for all SFC winners from 2000 to 2026, covering the entire period post the end of straight knockout championship after 1999. This years champions Clonguish played 8 games en route to the title (Won 7, Drew 1).
Longford Slashers Ladies will face into this Sunday's Leinster Club SFC Quarter Final away tie with Offaly winners Ballinamere Durrow, seeking only the 6th win by a Longford club in the competition since the first Longford Ladies club competed in Leinster in 1982.
Colmcille Ladies win over Tyrrellspass at the weekend in the Leinster Club JFC was the 51st game played by a Longford team in this competition. Colmcille have a good record (P7, W5, L2), and reached the final in 2021. They now face St. Vincents (Dublin) in the QF at home on Sat.
Ballymore Ladies vs Moate at the weekend was the 41st game played by a Longford club in Leinster LGFA Club IFC competition. Here is a look at the record of Longford Ladies Clubs in Leinster JFC down the years. Overall Won 22, Lost 19. More insights at longfordgaelicstats.ie/leins…
Longford JFC Winners 2000-2026:
4 Young Grattans
3 Legan Sarsfields
2 Shroid Slashers
2 St. Munis Forgney
2 Longford Slashers
2 Mostrim
2 Killoe Young Emmets
2 Clonguish
1 Fr. Manning Gaels
1 Ballymahon
1 Moydow Harpers
1 Kenagh
1 Colmcille
1 Ballymore
Longford IFC Winners 2000-2026:
5 St. Brigids Killashee
4 Rathcline
3 Carrickedmond
2 Mullinalaghta St. Coumbas
2 St. Marys Granard
2 Cashel
2 Ardagh St. Patricks
2 Fr. Manning Gaels
1 Ballymore
1 Ballymahon
1 Kenagh
1 Ardagh Moydow
1 Mostrim
Longford Ladies SFC Winners 2000-2026:
8 Longford Slashers
8 Killoe
6 Clonguish
3 Rathcline
1 Ballymore
1 Carrickedmond
Longford SFC Winners from 2000 to 2026
7 Killoe Young Emmets
4 Mullinalaghta St. Columbas
4 Clonguish
3 Longford Slashers
3 Abbeylara
2 Dromard
2 Colmcille
1 Ballymahon
1 Fr. Manning Gaels
Congrats Reuben. This is only the 4th time a Longford county hurler has won a national Player of the Year award (All Lory Meagher):
2010: Gareth Ghee (Longford Slashers)
2014: Martin Coyle (Mostrim)
2024: Cian Darcy (Kilruane MacDonaghs)
2026: Reuben Murray (Longford Slashers)
A look back at the various Longford Ladies Club Football competition winners from 25 years ago, in 2001.
60 years ago today (16th Oct 1966) Kenagh won the first Intermediate Football Championship played in Longford since 1932, with victory over Cashel by 2-8 to 0-7. Winning captain was Paddy Belton. Kenagh completed an Intermediate League & Championship double that year.
10 years ago today (16th Oct 2016) Mullinalaghta St. Columbas became Longford SFC winners for the first time in 66 years, with 1-8 to 0-8 win over neighbours Abbeylara in the final. They would go on to complete 3 in a row of SFC titles and win a Leinster Club SFC title!
On this day 65 years ago (15th Oct 1961) Longford played in the O'Byrne Cup Final for the very first time. Offaly ran out winners on the day in Tullamore by 1-9 to 0-6, but Longford impressed despite having to field without regulars Bobby Burns and Frank Meagher.
Mostrim play the Kildare IFC winner in Pearse Park on Saturday 31st Oct in Round 1 of the Leinster Club IFC.



























