All-Britain Club Hurling Championship

All-Britain Club Hurling Championship
CodeHurling
Founded1964; 62 years ago (1964)
Region Britain (GAA)
TrophyBilly Collins Cup
No. of teams7
Title holders Thomas McCurtains (London) (2nd title)
Most titles St Gabriels (London) (12 titles)
TV partner247.tv
Official websiteGaelic Games Council of Britain

The All-Britain Club Hurling Championship is the hurling provincial club championship competition in Great Britain. The winners of the designated county championship for each British county compete against each other in a knockout format, with the winner declared "All-Britain" champions and qualifying for the All-Ireland Junior Club Hurling Championship. The competition is organised by the Provincial Council of Britain of the Gaelic Athletic Association.

Teams

The winning teams from the championships of Lancashire and Warwickshire compete in the Championship alongside the intermediate champions of London. The London Senior Hurling Championship winners compete in the Connacht Intermediate Club Hurling Championship. The winner of the All-Britain competes against the Ulster junior champions in the "Ulster twinning-final" - this is functionally the same as the All-Ireland quarter-final in the football competitions.

County Championship Teams
Gloucestershire no hurling championship no hurling teams
Hertfordshire
Lancashire Lancashire Senior Hurling Championship Fullen Gaels; Liverpool Wolfe Tones
London London Intermediate Hurling Championship Cú Chulainns; Fr Murphys; Fulham Irish; Granuaile; Kilburn Gaels; St Gabriels
Scotland Lancashire Senior Hurling Championship Ceann Creige
Warwickshire Warwickshire Senior Hurling Championship Erin go Bragh; John Mitchels; St Barnabas; St Finbarrs
Yorkshire Lancashire Senior Hurling Championship Yorkshire Emeralds

Roll of honour

Winners by year

Source:

  • 1964 Brian Boru
  • 1965 St Finbarrs
  • 1966 St Finbarrs
  • 1967 Brian Boru
  • 1968 Cuchulainns
  • 1969 St Chads
  • 1970 Eire Og
  • 1971 John Mitchels
  • 1972 TBC
  • 1973 Brothers Pearse
  • 1974 St Gabriels
  • 1975 Brian Boru
  • 1976 St Gabriels
  • 1977 St Gabriels
  • 1978 St Gabriels
  • 1979 TBC
  • 1980 Brian Boru
  • 1981 St Gabriels
  • 1982 TBC
  • 1983 Desmonds
  • 1984 St Gabriels
  • 1985 Desmonds
  • 1986 St Gabriels
  • 1987 TBC
  • 1988 Desmonds
  • 1989 Desmonds
  • 1990 St Gabriels
  • 1991 Sean Treacys
  • 1992 Desmonds
  • 1993 Sean Treacys
  • 1994 Sean Treacys
  • 1995 St Gabriels
  • 1996 St Gabriels
  • 1997 St Gabriels
  • 1998 Brothers Pearse
  • 1999 St Gabriels
  • 2000 Fr Murphys
  • 2001 Fr Murphys
  • 2002 Sean Treacys
  • 2003 Fr Murphys
  • 2004 John Mitchels
  • 2005 Thomas McCurtains
  • 2006 Erin Go Bragh
  • 2007 Brothers Pearse
  • 2008 John Mitchels
  • 2009 John Mitchels
  • 2010 Fullen Gaels
  • 2011 Fullen Gaels
  • 2012 Fullen Gaels
  • 2013 Fullen Gaels
  • 2014 Fullen Gaels
  • 2015 Fullen Gaels
  • 2016 Fullen Gaels
  • 2017 Brothers Pearse
  • 2018 John Mitchels
  • 2019 John Mitchels
  • 2020 not played
  • 2021 Fullen Gaels
  • 2022 Kilburn Gaels
  • 2023 Sean Treacys
  • 2024 Father Murphys
  • 2025 Thomas McCurtains

Wins by club

Team County Wins
St Gabriels LON 12
Fullen Gaels LAN 8
John Mitchels WAR 6
Desmonds LON 5
Sean Treacys LON 5
Brian Boru LON 4
Brothers Pearse LON 4
Fr Murphys LON 3
St Finbarrs WAR 2
Thomas McCurtains LON 2
Cuchulainns, London LON 1
Erin Go Bragh WAR 1
Eire Og HER 1
Kilburn Gaels LON 1
St Chads WAR 1

Winners by county

County County wins
London 37
Warwickshire 10
Lancashire 8
Hertfordshire 1
Yorkshire 0
Gloucestershire 0
Scotland 0

List of finals

Year Winner Score Runner-up Venue Source
County Club Club County
2025 LON Thomas McCurtains 6-16 1-7 Ceann Creige SCO Páirc na nÉireann, Solihull
2024 LON Fr Murphys 3-19 2-10 Fullen Gaels LAN Páirc na hÉireann, Solihull
2023 LON Sean Treacys 4-21 1-10 St Finbarrs WAR McGovern Park, Ruislip
2022 LON Kilburn Gaels 4-22 2-7 Fullen Gaels LAN Páirc na nÉireann, Solihull
2021 LAN Fullen Gaels 1-21 2-12 St Finbarrs WAR Páirc na nÉireann, Solihull

References

  1. ↑ "247.tv". Britain GAA TV. Retrieved 5 October 2026.
  2. ↑ "Hurling". Gaelic Games Council of Britain. Retrieved 3 May 2026.
  3. ↑ "History". John Mitchels GAC Birmingham. Retrieved 5 October 2026.
  4. ↑ "History". John Mitchels GAC Birmingham. Retrieved 5 October 2026.
  5. ↑ "ALL-BRITAIN CHAMPIONS!!!!". Ground Construction Limitsd. Retrieved 5 October 2026.
  6. ↑ McGuigan, Karl (6 November 2024). "All-Britain Junior Club Hurling Championship Winners - Fr Murphys". Provincial Council of Britain. Retrieved 3 November 2026.