The New York Gaelic Football Championship is a Gaelic football

Gaelic football

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 competition for teams affiliated to the New York (New York GAA

New York GAA

The New York County Board of the Gaelic Athletic Association , or New York GAA, is one of the county boards of the Gaelic Athletic Association outside Ireland, and is responsible for Gaelic games in the New York metropolitan area...

) board of the Gaelic Athletic Association

Gaelic Athletic Association

The Gaelic Athletic Association is an amateur Irish and international cultural and sporting organisation focused primarily on promoting Gaelic games, which include the traditional Irish sports of hurling, camogie, Gaelic football, handball and rounders...

. Teams are generally from the New York area, though a team from Stamford

Stamford, Connecticut

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, Connecticut

Connecticut

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, has participated in recent years, and in 2006 Four Provinces represented Philadelphia starting in 2007 a club from Albany

Albany, New York

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, New York

New York

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, called Na Clairsigh has joined the 32 football teams and the 4 hurling teams in the NY GAA.

Year	Winner	Opponent
2011	Leitrim 0-18	Tyrone 1-13
2010	Leitrim	Cork
2009	Down 2-12	Cork 0-16
2008	Kerry 0-13	Down 1-09
2007	Four Provinces (Philadelphia)	Leitrim
2006	Kerry	Leitrim
2005	Kerry	Cavan
2004	Kerry	Cavan (walk-over)
2003	Stamford	Donegal
2002	Donegal	Kerry
2001	Donegal	Westmeath
2000	Donegal	Kerry
1999	Kerry	Donegal
1998	Leitrim	Stamford
1997	Leitrim	Donegal
1996	Westmeath	Donegal
1995	Not awarded
1994	Leitrim	Kerry
1993	Leitrim	Tyrone
1992	Donegal	Connemara Gaels
1991	Donegal	Leitrim
1990	Cavan	Donegal
1989	Connemara Gaels	Donegal
1988	Donegal	Cavan
1987	Not awarded
1986	Donegal	Cavan
1985	Donegal	Sligo
1984	Cavan	Donegal
1983	Tyrone	Leitrim
1982	Cavan	Tyrone
1981	Tyrone	Cavan
1980	Tyrone	Leitrim
1979	Leitrim	Tyrone
1978	Donegal	Sligo
1977	Sligo	Donegal
1976	Connemara Gaels	Sligo
1975	Sligo	Connemara Gaels
1974	Not awarded
1973	Donegal	Kerry
1972	Sligo	Kerry
1971	Tyrone
1970	Tyrone	Cork
1969	Monaghan	Kerry
1968	Monaghan	Kerry
1967	Kerry	Leitrim
1966	Kerry	Galway
1965	Kilkenny
1964	Offaly
1963	Kerry
1962	Kerry
1961	Kilkenny
1960	Kerry
1959	Kerry
1958	Leitrim	Kerry
1957	Offaly	Kilkenny
1956	Kerry
1955	Cork	Kerry
1954	Kerry
1953	Kerry
1952	Kerry
1951	Kerry
1950	Kerry	Mayo
1949	Kerry	Leitrim
1948	Galway	Leitrim
1947	Kilkenny	Down
1946	Kerry
1945	Kerry
1944	Kerry
1943	Cavan
1942	Galway
1941	Kerry
1940	Galway
1939	Kerry
1938	Kildare
1937	Fermanagh
1936	Galway
1935	Cork	Kerry
1934	Kerry
1933	Kerry
1932	Leitrim	Tipperary
1931	Tipperary	Kilkenny
1930	Mayo
1929	Tipperary	Roscommon
1928	Tipperary
1927	Tipperary	Mayo
1926	Tipperary
1925	Kerry	Kilkenny
1924	Tipperary
1923	Tipperary
1922	Kilkenny
1921	Tipperary	Kerry
1920	Kilkenny
1919	Galway
1918	Cork
1917	Kilkenny
1916	Cork	Kerry
1915	Cavan	Leitrim