Kerry. It was presented to them for 29 of their 36 All-Ireland Final wins, as it did not exist before 1928.
Kerry won the Sam Maguire Cup in 2009.
Donegal won the Sam Maguire in 1992 and in 2012.
Dublin have won the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship on 27 occasions, of which 13 happened since the Sam Maguire Cup was first presented to All-Ireland Champions. For 7 of those they received the old Sam Maguire, and they received the new one for 6 of those.
Yes they can, as they have done it before. They have won the All-Ireland Championship 24 times, and 10 of those were since the Sam Maguire was first presented to All-Ireland Champions in 1928.
Down have won the All-Ireland Senior Football Final, for which they received the Sam Maguire Cup, on 5 occasions: 1960 1961 1968 1991 1994
Cavan have never won the Sean Maguire, as there is no such trophy. What you are referring to is the Sam Maguire Cup. As of March 2015, Cavan last won it in 1952.
Dave Barry has won the League of Ireland with Cork Citya nd the Sam Maguire with Cork.
Sligo has never won the Sam Maguire, which is for the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship. They have only ever won the Connacht Championship, which they have done on 3 occasions: 1928, 1975 and 2007.
Dave Barry.
The Sam Maguire Cup was first presented to Larry Stanley, captain of the All-Ireland Champions of 1928, which were Kildare. That was not the first All-Ireland, which was actually the 1887 final, which was won by Limerick, but the Sam Maguire Cup was not around then.
No Ulster team has won it exactly 4 times. Cavan have won it 5 times. Down have won it 5 times. Tyrone have won it 3 times. Donegal have won it 2 times. Armagh has won it once. Derry has won it once. Monaghan, Antrim and Fermanagh have never won it.
Meath won it in 1988, becoming the first county to win the new Sam Maguire Cup.