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O'Moore ParkChampionship record since 2000

O'Moore Park has hosted 83 recorded Championship games since 2000, involving 27 counties.

83Championship games
27Different counties
3Draws
9Games won by one point

The venue’s headline records

Highest team score

Dublin

Dublin 4–30 v Laois 2–9 · 23 April 2023

4–30 (42)

Who does well here?

Top 10 by games played
CountyPWDLAvg score
Laois331931116.88
Carlow1231814.50
Louth1250715.92
Offaly1222814.25
Wicklow1250715.92
Kildare1090118.60
Meath990019.44
Dublin870126.88
Longford810714.38
Westmeath720513.14

Longest winning run: 9 games. Meath · 2002–2025; Kildare · 2009–2024.

Top scorers at O'Moore Park

Top 10
PlayerGoalsPointsTotal
1. Donal Kingston (Laois)36069
2. Evan O'Carroll (Laois)14144
3. Mark Barry (Laois)32736
3. Ross Munnelly (Laois)03636
5. Cormac Costello (Dublin)22329
5. Johnny Doyle (Kildare)12629
7. Con O'Callaghan (Dublin)31928
7. Paul Kingston (Laois)31928
9. Sam Mulroy (Louth)31726
9. Ciaran Kilkenny (Dublin)22026

Equal totals share a rank; ten players shown.

Championship matches

83 matches
DateMatchScore
13 June 2026Laois v Down13 June 2026 · Tailteann Cup · QF0–15 — 2–23
10 May 2026Laois v Wicklow10 May 2026 · Tailteann Cup · 11–23 — 0–19
2 May 2026Dublin v Louth2 May 2026 · Leinster Championship · SF0–20 — 0–10
15 June 2025Louth v Clare15 June 2025 · All-Ireland Championship · 32–17 — 2–14
14 June 2025Roscommon v Cork14 June 2025 · All-Ireland Championship · 30–17 — 0–19
31 May 2025Westmeath v Limerick31 May 2025 · Tailteann Cup · 30–18 — 0–19
10 May 2025Laois v Waterford10 May 2025 · Tailteann Cup · 10–28 — 1–16
27 April 2025Meath v Dublin27 April 2025 · Leinster Championship · SF0–23 — 1–16
16 June 2024Kerry v Louth16 June 2024 · All-Ireland Championship · 32–21 — 1–10
9 June 2024Laois v New York9 June 2024 · Tailteann Cup · PQF1–13 — 1–9
1 June 2024Longford v Waterford1 June 2024 · Tailteann Cup · 31–16 — 4–12
12 May 2024Carlow v Laois12 May 2024 · Tailteann Cup · 12–17 — 2–17
14 April 2024Louth v Wexford14 April 2024 · Leinster Championship · 24–10 — 0–15
14 April 2024Kildare v Wicklow14 April 2024 · Leinster Championship · 20–16 — 1–12
13 April 2024Laois v Offaly13 April 2024 · Leinster Championship · 21–8 — 2–13
7 April 2024Westmeath v Wicklow7 April 2024 · Leinster Championship · 11–11 — 2–9
18 June 2023Kerry v Louth18 June 2023 · All-Ireland Championship · All-Ireland5–24 — 0–11
4 June 2023Carlow v Longford4 June 2023 · Tailteann Cup · Round 32–13 — 1–14
4 June 2023Limerick v Wicklow4 June 2023 · Tailteann Cup · Round 31–10 — 2–14
20 May 2023Laois v Offaly20 May 2023 · Tailteann Cup · Round 21–11 — 1–11
23 April 2023Dublin v Laois23 April 2023 · Leinster Championship · Leinster4–30 — 2–9
9 April 2023Laois v Wexford9 April 2023 · Leinster Championship · Leinster2–17 — 2–13
29 May 2022Laois v Westmeath29 May 2022 · Tailteann Cup · Round 10–13 — 1–13
4 July 2021Kildare v Offaly4 July 2021 · Leinster Championship · Leinster1–15 — 0–13
8 November 2020Kildare v Offaly8 November 2020 · Leinster Championship · Leinster0–20 — 0–16
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.