GAA Titles Map
Below map shows the geographic distribution by parish of GAA Adult ‘A’ Championship titles (SFC, SHC, IFC, JFC) from 1890 to 2025. Each block represents a title won by a club unit. More than one club unit contributed to the overall title count in some parishes. The title count also includes titles won by clubs which are now defunct.
| Longford Parish | GAA Club Unit(s) | Titles |
|---|---|---|
| Longford (53) | Longford Slashers Young Grattans Shroid Slashers A Longford Wanderers Longford Leo Caseys | 33 5 8 4 3 |
| Mostrim (31) | Mostrim / Wolfe Tones Edgeworthstown YI B | 29 2 |
| Clonguish (26) | Clonguish | 26 |
| Killoe (23) | Killoe Young Emmets | 23 |
| Drumlish (22.5) | Fr. Manning Gaels Drumlish C Ballinamuck (98's) | 9.5 11 2 |
| Granard (21) | St. Marys Granard Ballymore Granard Hurling Club | 14 4 3 |
| Ardagh & Moydow (16) | Ardagh St. Patricks Moydow Harpers Ardagh Moydow D | 12 3 1 |
| Cashel (14) | Cashel | 14 |
| Rathcline (14) | Rathcline | 14 |
| Mullinalaghta (12.5) | Mullinalaghta St. Columbas | 12.5 |
| Colmcille (12) | Colmcille | 12 |
| Abbeylara (11) | Abbeylara | 11 |
| Killashee (11) | St. Brigids Killashee | 11 |
| Dromard (9) | Dromard | 9 |
| Ballymahon (8) | Ballymahon | 8 |
| Clonbroney (8) | Seán Connollys E | 8 |
| Legan (8) | Legan Sarsfields | 8 |
| Carrickedmond (6) | Carrickedmond | 6 |
| Kenagh (5) | Kenagh | 5 |
| Forgney (4) | St. Munis Forgney | 4 |
Footnotes: (see table)
A. Shroid Slashers includes titles won as Whiterock Slashers.
B. Originally Edgeworthstown Volunteers, won 1929 JFC as Edgeworthstown and then renamed Edgeworthstown Young Irelands.
C. Includes title wins as Drumlish and Drumlish Young Irelands (later Éire Óg).
D. Ardagh Moydow formed in 2019 when Ardagh St. Patricks and Moydow Harpers clubs merged.
E. Seán Connollys won their SFC title as Clonbroney – Club was later renamed.
Titles refers to SFC, SHC, IFC & JFC ‘A’ titles.
Fractions indicate titles won in an amalgamation.
LGFA Titles Map
Below map shows the geographic distribution by parish of LGFA Adult ‘A’ Championship titles (SFC, IFC, JFC) from 1982 to 2025. Each block represents a title won by a club unit. More than one club unit contributed to the overall title count in some parishes. The title count also includes titles won by clubs which are now defunct.
| Longford Parish | LGFA Club Unit(s) | Titles |
|---|---|---|
| Killoe (14) | Killoe | 14 |
| Longford (13) | Longford Slashers Grattans | 10 3 |
| Granard (11.5) | Ballymore St. Marys Granard | 9 2.5 |
| Carrickedmond (10) | Carrickedmond | 10 |
| Clonguish (9) | Clonguish | 9 |
| Drumlish (8.5) | St. Helens | 8.5 |
| Mullinalaghta (7) | Mullinalaghta | 7 |
| Rathcline (6.5) | Rathcline | 6.5 |
| Dromard (6) | Dromard | 6 |
| Ardagh & Moydow (4.5) | St. Brigids Gaels A, B | 4.5 |
| Colmcille (4) | Colmcille | 4 |
| Mostrim (2) | Mostrim | 2 |
| Forgney (2) | Forgney Ballymahon Forgney C | 1 1 |
| Abbeylara (1.5) | Abbeylara | 1.5 |
| Ballymahon (1) | Ballymahon Forgney C | 1 |
| Legan (0.5) | Legan B | 0.5 |
Footnotes: (see table)
A. Includes titles won by Ardagh before reforming as St. Brigids Gaels.
B. Includes SFC title won by St. Annes (Ardagh + Legan).
C. Ballymahon Forgney club was formed in 2010. JFC titles won by Ballymahon Forgney are distributed evenly to both areas in table.
Titles refers to SFC, IFC & JFC ‘A’ titles.
Fractions indicate titles won in an amalgamation.
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