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Athletic GroundsChampionship record since 2000

Athletic Grounds has hosted 27 recorded Championship games since 2000, involving 13 counties.

27Championship games
13Different counties
0Draws
5Games won by one point

The venue’s headline records

Highest team score

Monaghan · shared record

Monaghan 2–27 v Down 1–26 · 15 June 2025

Derry 3–23 v Monaghan 1–30 · 2 May 2026

2–27 (33)

Who does well here?

Top 10 by games played
CountyPWDLAvg score
Armagh18150319.00
Down520318.40
Monaghan520322.80
Antrim410315.50
Derry410323.00
Tyrone420220.00
Cavan320114.00
Wicklow30038.33
Donegal210114.50
Fermanagh200213.00

Longest winning run: 10 games. Armagh · 2017–2026.

Top scorers at Athletic Grounds

Top 10
PlayerGoalsPointsTotal
1. Jamie Clarke (Armagh)62543
2. Rory Grugan (Armagh)12831
3. Conor Turbitt (Armagh)32029
4. Andrew Murnin (Armagh)21521
5. Shane McGuigan (Derry)02020
6. Conor McManus (Monaghan)01818
7. Rian O'Neill (Armagh)11417
8. Jack McCarron (Monaghan)11316
9. Ethan Rafferty (Armagh)01515
10. Micheal Bannigan (Monaghan)2713

Equal totals share a rank; ten players shown.

Championship matches

27 matches
DateMatchScore
16 July 2011Armagh v Wicklow16 July 2011 · All-Ireland Qualifiers · Qualifiers2–9 — 0–10
28 May 2011Armagh v Down28 May 2011 · Ulster Championship · Ulster1–15 — 1–10
About these venue records

Men’s senior inter-county Championship: Provincial, All-Ireland series and Tailteann Cup. Results use the final score, including extra time where played. Each replay is a separate match; penalty shoot-outs are not added to match scores.

Playing at a venue does not automatically mean playing at home. Methodology.

Coverage: 2000–2026 · Provincial Championship, All-Ireland series and Tailteann Cup.