The Leinster Ladies' senior football club championship is a Gaelic football tournament in Ireland that has been running since 1978. The trophy is named after the man who presented it, Bill Daly from County Cavan, who lived in Dublin and was involved with the Ballyboden St Endas team. Kilmacud Crokes are the current holders having secured their fourth title in November 2025, and will represent Leinster in the All Ireland series.
Foxrock-Cabinteely are the only club to win six consecutive Leinster senior titles.
Dublin are the most successful county, their clubs having won the championship on 18 occasions. In total, six of the 12 Leinster counties have won the cup at least once – Laois, Dublin, Westmeath, Wexford, Offaly, and Meath.
By year
Key All-Ireland winnersAll-Ireland finalists
Year Venue Winner Score Runner-up Score 2025 O'Connor Park Kilmacud Crokes (Dublin) Tinahely (Wicklow) 2024 O'Connor Park Kilmacud Crokes (Dublin) Eadestown (Kildare) 2023 Coralstown/Kinnegad Kilmacud Crokes (Dublin) Naomh Ciarán (Offaly) 2022 Bray Kilmacud Crokes (Dublin) Tinahely (Wicklow) 2021 Kinnegad Dunboyne (Meath) Foxrock–Cabinteely (Dublin) 2020 Kinnegad Foxrock–Cabinteely (Dublin) Portlaoise (Laois) 2019 Kinnegad Foxrock–Cabinteely (Dublin) Sarsfields (Laois) 2018 Kinnegad Foxrock–Cabinteely (Dublin) Sarsfields (Laois) 2017 Kinnegad Foxrock–Cabinteely (Dublin) Confey (Kildare) 2016 Kinnegad Foxrock–Cabinteely (Dublin) St Laurence's (Kildare) 2015 Clane Foxrock–Cabinteely (Dublin) Sarsfields (Laois) 2014 Clane Sarsfields (Laois) Na Fianna (Dublin) 2013 Clane Sarsfields (Laois) Seneschalstown (Meath) 2012 Aughrim Shelmaliers (Wexford) Foxrock–Cabinteely (Dublin) 2011 St Conleth's Park Na Fianna (Dublin) Sarsfields (Laois) 2010 Clane Timahoe (Laois) Ballyboden St Endas (Dublin) 2009 Athy Timahoe (Laois) Seneschalstown (Meath) 2008 Graiguecullen Sarsfields (Laois) Clonee (Wexford) 2007 Leinster Express October 2007Athy Ballyboden St Endas (Dublin) Timahoe (Laois) 2006 Clane Ballyboden St Endas (Dublin) Seneschalstown (Meath) 2005 Leinster Express October 2005Athy Ballyboden St Endas (Dublin) Timahoe (Laois) 2004 O'Moore Park Ballyboden St Endas (Dublin) Clonee (Wexford) 2003 Meath Chronicle Oct 2003Portarlington Seneschalstown (Meath) Shelmaliers (Wexford) 2002 P7 Enniscorthy Guardian sports section October 19th 2002 Bagenalstown Ballyboden St Endas (Dublin) Shelmaliers (Wexford) 2001 This was a refixture. Cooley Kickhams declared winners of the first game 1-11 0-13 but Ballyboden objected on the grounds that the score was wrong. Clane Ballyboden St Endas (Dublin) Cooley Kickhams (Louth) 2000 Leinster Express October 2000 St Mary's, Leixlip Timahoe (Laois) Seneschalstown (Meath) 1999 Leinster Express October 1999 Bagenalstown Shelmaliers (Wexford) Timahoe (Laois) 1998 Leinster Express October 1998 Bagenalstown Portobello (Dublin) Timahoe (Laois) 1997 Éire Óg, Carlow Shelmaliers (Wexford) Crettyard (Laois) 1996 Westmeath Examiner October 1996 Croke Park Shelmaliers (Wexford) Rochfortbridge (Westmeath) 1995 P52 Enniscorthy Guardian ?th Oct 1995Tullow Shelmaliers (Wexford) An Tóchar (Wicklow) 1994 Westmeath Examiner October 1994Crettyard Rochfortbridge (Westmeath) An Tóchar (Wicklow) 1993 Crettyard Crettyard (Laois) Shelmaliers (Wexford) 1992 Westmeath Examiner November 1992 Kinnegad Rochfortbridge (Westmeath) Shelmaliers (Wexford) 1991 Westmeath Examiner 1882-current, Saturday, October 12, 1991; Page: 18O'Toole Park Rochfortbridge (Westmeath) Robert Emmets (Dublin) 1990 Adamstown Rochfortbridge (Westmeath) Adamstown (Wexford) 1989 Westmeath Examiner October & November 1989 Rochfortbridge Rochfortbridge (Westmeath) The Heath (Laois) The Heath Rochfortbridge (Westmeath) The Heath (Laois) 1988 P13 New Ross Standard Oct 27th 1988. Venue was only given as Portlaoise, more than likely The Heath. Portlaoise Adamstown (Wexford) The Heath (Laois) 1987 P19 The Echo 16th Oct 1987. Match moved from Adamstown as pitch unplayable Clongeen Adamstown (Wexford) Crettyard (Laois) 1986 Castletown Geoghegan The Heath (Laois) Rochfortbridge (Westmeath) 1985 Castlebridge The Heath (Laois) Shelmaliers (Wexford) 1984 Rochfortbridge The Heath (Laois) Rochfortbridge (Westmeath) 1983 The Heath The Heath (Laois) Rochfortbridge (Westmeath) 1982 Rochfortbridge Rochfortbridge (Westmeath) Tullamore (Offaly) 1981 Ballinamore, Offaly Tullamore (Offaly) Rochfortbridge (Westmeath) 1980 Westmeath Examiner May 1981O'Moore Park Rochfortbridge (Westmeath) Adamstown (Wexford) 1979 Leinster Express August 1980 Portarlington Crettyard (Laois) Rochfortbridge (Westmeath) 1978 Leinster Express 1831-current, Saturday, August 04, 1979; Page: 2 Crettyard Crettyard (Laois) Rochfortbridge (Westmeath) 1977 - Crettyard (Laois) The Bill Daly cup states that the 1979 winners were The Heath but evidence elsewhere points to this not being the case.
By Club
Club Winners First Last Finalists First Last Rochfortbridge (Westmeath) 1980 1994 1978 1996 Foxrock–Cabinteely (Dublin) 2015 2020 2012 2022 Ballyboden St Endas (Dublin) 2001 2007 Shelmaliers (Wexford) 1995 2012 1985 2003 The Heath (Laois) 1983 1986 1988 1989 Crettyard (Laois) 1978 1993 1987 1996 Kilmacud Crokes (Dublin) 2022 2025 Timahoe (Laois) 2000 2010 1998 2007 Sarsfields (Laois) 2008 2014 2011 2019 Adamstown (Wexford) 1987 1988 1980 1990 Seneschalstown (Meath) 2000 2013 Tullamore (Offaly) Na Fianna (Dublin) Portobello (Dublin) Dunboyne (Meath) An Tóchar (Wicklow) 1994 1995 Clonee (Wexford) 2004 2008 Tinahely (Wicklow) 2022 2024 Robert Emmets (Dublin) Cooley Kickhams (Louth) St Laurences (Kildare) Confey (Kildare) Portlaoise (Laois) Naomh Ciarán (Offaly) Eadestown (Kildare)
By County
County Winners Clubs First Last Finalists Clubs First Last Dublin 1998 2025 1991 2021 Laois 1977 2014 1987 2020 Wexford 1987 2012 1980 2008 Westmeath 1980 1994 1978 1996 Meath 2003 2022 2000 2013 Offaly 1982 2023 Wicklow 1994 2025 Kildare Louth
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