Tyrone All-County Senior Football Leagues

Tyrone All-County Senior Football Leagues
Current season or competition: 2025 Tyrone All-County Senior Football Leagues
Irish	Sraith Peile na Sinsear Tír Eoghain
Code	Gaelic football
Founded	1969
Region	County Tyrone, Ulster (GAA)
Trophy	Division 1: Brendan Dolan Memorial Trophy
Title holders	Division 1:    Dungannon Thomas Clarkes (1st title)
Most titles	Division 1:     An Charraig Mhór (10 titles)
Sponsors	Begley's Sports
Official website	https://tyronegaa.ie/

The Tyrone All-County Senior Football Leagues are annual Gaelic football competitions consisting of three tiers contested by Tyrone GAA clubs. Currently the three tiers are Division 1 (Senior), Division 2 (Intermediate) and Division 3 (Junior). Division 3 is split into 2 sections - 3A and 3B. The Tyrone County Board of the Gaelic Athletic Association has organised these competitions since 1969. All-County Reserve Football Leagues are also held each season.

^[1]CCC Regulations for the 2025 season can be viewed at: https://tyronegaa.b-cdn.net/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/CCCRegulations2025.pdf

Dungannon Thomas Clarkes are the current Division 1 title holders (2024), having defeated An Charraig Mhór 1-13 to 0-08 in the League Final played at Augher on 21 December 2024.

Gortin St. Patrick's are the Division 2 title holders (2024).

Cookstown Fr. Rock's are the Division 3A title holders (2025).

Derrytresk Fir An Chnoic are the Division 3B title holders (2025).

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1931: District leagues established under East and West Boards.

1969: All-County Senior Leagues established under control of A.C.L. Board — Intermediate and Junior Leagues remaining as regional competitions under district boards.

1975: All County League system adopted for all grades in a six-division setup — Division 1 and Division 2 (Senior), Division 3 and Division 4 (Intermediate), Division 5A West and Division 5B East (Junior). Reserve Leagues and Championship are also established.

1979: Three 16-team divisions established and adopted for one-year trial.

1980: The three-division system adopted officially — Division 1 (Senior), Division 2 (Intermediate), Division 3 (Junior). Promotion/relegation playoffs introduced.

1999: A four-division system adopted — Division 1A and Division 1B (Senior), Division 2 (Intermediate), Division 3 (Junior). Twelve teams in each division.

2000: Four divisions adapted as follows: Division 1A - 16 teams (single round); Division 1B - 8 teams (double round); Division 2 - 16 teams (single round); Division 3 - 8 teams (double round).

2003: A return to the 4 X 12 Division system was adopted — Division 1A and Division 1B (Senior), Division 2 (Intermediate), Division 3 (Junior). Twelve teams in each division.

2008: A return to the three-division system was adopted — Division 1 (Senior), Division 2 (Intermediate), Division 3 (Junior).

2025: Div. 3 (Junior) is split into two sections — Division 3A and Division 3B.

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Notes
League Final playoffs for Division 1 were held in 1995 and 1996 as a special arrangement for Tyrone Seniors reaching the latter stages of the All-Ireland Football series.^[27] The playoffs were re-introduced in 2004.

2021 - An Charraig Mhór defeated Errigal Ciaran 0-08 to 0-06 in the final round of 17 on 18/12/2021 to clinch the league title at Dunmoyle.

Notes
League Finals were held for all Divisions in 2020 as a result of each league being split into 2 sections due to the Covid-19 pandemic delaying the start of the season. The 2 section winners in each Division played each other in the League Final.

Notes
League Finals were held for Division 5 from 1975-1977. The 2 Divisional winners - 5A (West) and 5B (East) played each other in the All-County League Final.

• Official Tyrone GAA website
• Irish Newspaper Archives