The All-Ireland Senior Football Championship is the premier competition in Gaelic football, with an annual series of games taking place in Ireland each summer and early autumn.
The All-Ireland Senior Football Championship finals have been contested by the top inter-county football teams in Ireland since 1887, with the victors receiving the Sam Maguire Cup.
We take a look back through the history books at all of the previous winners of the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship.
All-Ireland Senior Football Championship previous winners list
- Kerry - 39
- Dublin - 31
- Galway - 9
- Cork - 7
- Meath - 7
- Cavan - 5
- Wexford - 5
- Down - 5
- Kildare - 4
- Tipperary - 4
- Tyrone - 4
- Mayo - 4
- Offaly - 3
- Louth - 3
- Roscommon - 2
- Donegal - 2
- Limerick - 2
- Armagh - 2
- Derry - 1
Kerry remain the team with the most All-Ireland Senior Football Championship titles having accumulated a total of 39.
Dublin are ranked second having enjoyed a remarkable run of six successive titles between 2015 and 2020.
Ranked in third for the most Sam Maguire Cups are Galway, who last tasted success in the competition in 2001.
The 2026 winners were Mayo after they came out on top in a thrilling final against Kerry to claim a first success for 75 years.
All-Ireland Senior Football Championship per year (1990 - present)
- 1990 - Cork
- 1991 - Down
- 1992 - Donegal
- 1993 - Derry
- 1994 - Down
- 1995 - Dublin
- 1996 - Meath
- 1997 - Kerry
- 1998 - Galway
- 1999 - Meath
- 2000 - Kerry
- 2001 - Galway
- 2002 - Armagh
- 2003 - Tyrone
- 2004 - Kerry
- 2005 - Tyrone
- 2006 - Kerry
- 2007 - Kerry
- 2008 - Tyrone
- 2009 - Kerry
- 2010 - Cork
- 2011 - Dublin
- 2012 - Donegal
- 2013 - Dublin
- 2014 - Kerry
- 2015 - Dublin
- 2016 - Dublin
- 2017 - Dublin
- 2018 - Dublin
- 2019 - Dublin
- 2020 - Dublin
- 2021 - Tyrone
- 2022 - Kerry
- 2023 - Dublin
- 2024 - Armagh
- 2025 - Kerry
- 2026 - Mayo
