What counties that have won both GAA all Ireland titles?

Answer 1

Cavan lead the roll of honour of Ulster Senior football titles with 39.

Cavan lead the roll of honour of Ulster Senior football titles with 39.

Cavan lead the roll of honour of Ulster Senior football titles with 39.

Cavan lead the roll of honour of Ulster Senior football titles with 39.

Cavan lead the roll of honour of Ulster Senior football titles with 39.

Cavan lead the roll of honour of Ulster Senior football titles with 39.

Cavan lead the roll of honour of Ulster Senior football titles with 39.

Cavan lead the roll of honour of Ulster Senior football titles with 39.

Cavan lead the roll of honour of Ulster Senior football titles with 39.

Cavan lead the roll of honour of Ulster Senior football titles with 39.

Cavan lead the roll of honour of Ulster Senior football titles with 39.

Answer 2

Wexford, winning the All-Ireland Football title in 1915, 1916, 1917 and 1918.

Wexford, winning the All-Ireland Football title in 1915, 1916, 1917 and 1918.

Wexford, winning the All-Ireland Football title in 1915, 1916, 1917 and 1918.

Wexford, winning the All-Ireland Football title in 1915, 1916, 1917 and 1918.

Wexford, winning the All-Ireland Football title in 1915, 1916, 1917 and 1918.

Wexford, winning the All-Ireland Football title in 1915, 1916, 1917 and 1918.

Wexford, winning the All-Ireland Football title in 1915, 1916, 1917 and 1918.

Wexford, winning the All-Ireland Football title in 1915, 1916, 1917 and 1918.

Wexford, winning the All-Ireland Football title in 1915, 1916, 1917 and 1918.

Wexford, winning the All-Ireland Football title in 1915, 1916, 1917 and 1918.

Wexford, winning the All-Ireland Football title in 1915, 1916, 1917 and 1918.

Answer 3

Kerry, with 36 titles.

Kerry, with 36 titles.

Kerry, with 36 titles.

Kerry, with 36 titles.

Kerry, with 36 titles.

Kerry, with 36 titles.

Kerry, with 36 titles.

Kerry, with 36 titles.

Kerry, with 36 titles.

Kerry, with 36 titles.

Kerry, with 36 titles.

Answer 4

The following 19 counties have been All-Ireland Senior Football Champions.

1. Kerry
2. Dublin
3. Galway
4. Meath
5. Cork
6. Wexford
7. Cavan
8. Down
9. Kildare
10. Tipperary
11. Mayo
12. Offaly
13. Tyrone
14. Louth
15. Limerick
16. Roscommon
17. Derry
18. Donegal
19. Armagh

Answer 5

The senior roll of honour, at the end of the 2013 Championship in September, is as follows, with more details in the related question below:

Kilkenny have 34 titles

Cork have 30 titles

Tipperary have 26 titles

Limerick have 7 titles

Wexford have 6 titles

Dublin have 6 titles

Galway have 4 titles

Offaly have 4 titles

Clare have 4 titles

Waterford have 2 titles

Kerry have 1 title

Laois have 1 title

London have 1 title

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Fermanagh have 0 titles

Armagh have 0 titles

Carlow have 0 titles

Cavan have 0 titles

Westmeath have 0 titles

Tyrone have 0 titles

Derry have 0 titles

Donegal have 0 titles

Leitrim have 0 titles

Sligo have 0 titles

Longford have 0 titles

Roscommon have 0 titles

Monaghan have 0 titles

Kildare have 0 titles

Meath have 0 titles

Antrim have 0 titles

Mayo have 0 titles

Wicklow have 0 titles

Louth have 0 titles

Down have 0 titles

Answer 6

The following counties have won both the All-Ireland Senior Football title and the All-Ireland senior Hurling title:

Cork (The only county to win both in one year. They did so in 1890 and 1990.)

Tipperary

Limerick

Wexford

Dublin

Galway

Offaly

Kerry

Answer 7

After the 2014 championships, in Gaelic Football, Kerry have 37 All-Ireland Senior titles and in Hurling Kilkenny have 35 All-Ireland Senior Hurling titles. Those are the two highest.

Answer 8

Wexford, winning the All-Ireland Football title in 1915, 1916, 1917 and 1918.

Answer 9

Cavan lead the roll of honour of Ulster Senior football titles with 39.

Answer 10

Kerry, with 36 titles.