Waterford Junior Hurling Championship is the third-tier hurling competition organized by the Waterford County Board of the Gaelic Athletic Association. The competition is confined to clubs in Waterford in Ireland. The winners usually will play in the senior grade the following year for the Waterford Intermediate Hurling Championship. They will also represent Waterford GAA in the Munster Junior Club Hurling Championship.

Qualification for subsequent competitions

Munster Junior Club Hurling Championship

The Waterford JHC winners qualify for the Munster Junior Club Hurling Championship. It is the only team from County Waterford to qualify for this competition. The Waterford JHC winners enter the Munster Junior Club Hurling Championship at the __ stage. For example, 2013 winner Ballysaggart won the Munster JHC,[1] as did 2014 winner Modeligo[2] and 2017 winner Ardmore.[3]

All-Ireland Junior Club Hurling Championship

The Waterford JHC winners — by winning the Munster Junior Club Hurling Championship — may qualify for the All-Ireland Junior Club Hurling Championship, at which they would enter at the __ stage. For example, 2013 Waterford JHC winner Ballysaggart contested the All-Ireland Championship Final at Croke Park (a game which went to replay),[4] while 2017 winner Ardmore (featuring Séamus Prendergast) won the All-Ireland Championship title after extra-time, also at Croke Park.[5]

Roll of honour

Year Winner Score Opponent Score
2023 Ardmore Roanmore
2022 Colligan Rockies Ballygunner
2021 Brickey Rangers 3-18 Mount Sion 1-14
2020[6] Tramore 3-08 Colligan Rockies 0-13
2019 St. Mary's 1-11 Ballydurn 0-12
2018 Ballinameela 0-21 Tramore 1-10
2017 Ardmore 5-17 Ballydurn 0-09
2016 Ballyduff Lower 2-14 St. Mary's 0-11
2015 Fenor 1-12 St. Mary's 0-14
2014 Modeligo 2-15 Bonmahon 0-08
2013 Ballysaggart 1 - 18 Tramore 1 - 09
2012 Butlerstown 2-11 Geraldines 0-05
2011 Ballinameela 1-14 Butlerstown 0-09
2010 Ballydurn 1-09 Ballysaggart 0-07
2009 Tourin/Glen Rovers 1-15 Kill 1-12
2008 Modeligo 3-05 Fenor 0-03
2007 Ballysaggart 3-10 Bonmahon 1-08
2006 Lismore 1-10 Fenor 1-08
2005 Brickey Rangers 1-11 Fenor 0-10
2004 Tramore 3-07 Tourin 1-09
2003 Kilgobinet 0-12 Tramore 1-06
2002 Geraldines 2-09 Fenor 1-09
2001 Ardmore 0-17 Fenor 0-12
2000 Clashmore 1-08 Fenor 1-05
1999 Lismore 1-08 Butlerstown 1-05
1998 Passage 1-07 Geraldines 1-06
1997 Ballyduff Lower 2-12 Geraldines 4-05
1996 Ballygunner 2-14 Geraldines 2-08
1995 Ferrybank 3-20 Lismore 0-04
1994 Kill 2-08 Geraldines 1-10
1993 Kilmacthomas 1-11 Clashmore 2-05
1992 Ballysaggart 2-08 Kilmacthomas 0-06
1991 Rinn O gCuanach 3-06 Kilmacthomas 1-10
1990 Ballydurn 1-07 Rinn O gCuanach 0-09
1989 St. Mary's 1-06 Ballydurn 1-04
1988 Geraldines 0-12 Clonea 2-05
1987 Stradbally 3-04 Roanmore 2-06
1986 Kilgobinet 1-10 Tramore 1-02
1985 Ballinameela 0-10 Fenor 0-06
1984 Colligan Rockies 2-19 Fenor 0-04
1983 Ballyduff Lower 4-07 Stradbally 2-08
1982 Tramore 2-10 Colligan Rockies 0-09
1981 Tallow 1-12 Tramore 2-07
1980 Roanmore 2-13 Tallow 0-03
1979 Ardmore 3-06 Fenor 1-07
1978 St. Mary's 0-16 Rathgormack 1-06
1977 Tourin 3-06 Rathgormack 2-08
1976 Geraldines 1-06 Portlaw 0-07
1975 Dungarvan 2-11 Portlaw 0-07
1974 Stradbally 1-10 Mount Sion 0-09
1973 Dunhill 1-11 Tourin 2-06
1972 Ballysaggart 3-05 Mount Sion 0-07
1971 Ballyduff Upper 1-09 Rathgormack 2-04
1970 Clonea 2-07 Ballysaggart 2-06
1969 Clashmore 2-07 Fenor 1-04
1968 Ferrybank 8-08 Shamrocks 1-03
1967 Lismore 4-09 Ballygunner 2-03
1966 Kill 4-10 Abbeyside 2-03
1965 Dunhill 4-06 Affane 5-02
1964 St. Mollerans 1-08 Ardmore 1-03
1963 Fourmilewater 3-07 De La Salle 4-03
1962 Ballydurn 3-15 Fourmilewater 2-02
1961 Ballyduff Lower 4-04 The Nire 3-03
1960 Colligan Rockies 4-03 Ballyduff Lower 2-06
1959 Brickey Rangers 9-02 Gael Óg 3-06
1958 Ferrybank 6-05 Colligan Rockies 2-03
1957 Ballygunner 7-08 Lismore 3-03
1956 Geraldines 4-12 Ballygunner 2-05
1955 Fourmilewater 3-06 Ballyduff Lower 3-04
1954 De La Salle 3-01 Fourmilewater 2-03
1953 Ballyduff Upper 5-04 Mount Sion 3-02
1952 Dunhill 2-04 Ballyduff Upper 0-03
1951 Éire Óg 3-10 Dunhill 2-04
1950 St. Augustine's 2-04 Dunhill 1-03
1949 Tourin 5-07 Portlaw 0-00
1948 Cappoquin 7-06 Mount Sion 1-01
1947 St.Patrick's, Knockanore 4-02 St. Molleran's 4-01
1946 Butlerstown 3-03 St. Augustine's 1-02
1945 Brickey Rangers 2-01 Butlerstown 1-02
1944 Cappoquin 4-04 Clonea 3-03
1943 P.H Pearce's Ferrybank 6-03 Tourin 3-04
1942 Erin's Hope (Kilkanavee) 3-05 Cappoquin 3-03
1941 Tourin 2-02 Ballytruckle 1-02
1940 Lismore 5-03 Erin's Own 2-01
1939 Clonea 3-01 Dungarvan 0-05
1938 Lismore 6-01 St Stephens 3-01
1937 Passage 6-02 Ballyduff Upper 3-00
1936 Lismore Clonea
1935 Portlaw Lismore
1934 Erin's Own 7-04 Dungarvan 7-01
1933 De La Salle 1-04 Dungarvan 0-04
1932 Dunhill 4-02 Dungarvan 0-06
1931 Éire Óg Dungarvan 2-02 Dunhill 2-01
1930 Tallow 2-02 Ballytruckle 1-01
1929 Clonea Dungarvan
1928 Erin's Own 5-01 Fourmilewater 4-03
1927 Dungarvan 4-02 Ferrybank 0-00
1926 Erin's Own 6-00 Lismore 1-03
1925 Tallow 2-02 Ballyduff Lower 2-00
1924 Lismore 9-00 O Rourke's 2-00

References

  1. ↑ Fogarty, John (9 December 2013). "Meagher shares out Ballysaggart plaudits". Irish Examiner. Retrieved 9 December 2013.
  2. ↑ "Devine intervenes for Modeligo". Irish Examiner. 8 December 2014. Retrieved 9 December 2014.
  3. ↑ Moynihan, Michael (3 December 2017). "Ardmore overcome Ballybacon-Grange in Munster club JHC final". Irish Examiner. Retrieved 4 December 2017.
  4. ↑ "Club JHC final replay: Creggan succeed at second attempt". Hogan Stand. 15 February 2014. Retrieved 16 February 2014.
  5. ↑ "Prendergast rolls back years to inspire Ardmore in epic". Irish Independent. 5 February 2018. Retrieved 6 February 2018.
  6. ↑ "Junior joy for Tramore". Irish Examiner. 29 August 2020. Retrieved 29 August 2020.
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