ALL Ireland League Information (from IRFU HERE)

The All Ireland League was inaugurated in the 1990/91 season with Cork Constitution FC the first winners. The league has undergone several structural changes over the seasons but it remains the pinnacle of club rugby in Ireland.

In that first season Division 1 was made up of Ballymena, Cork Constitution, Garryowen, Instonians, Lansdowne, Malone, St. Mary’s College, Shannon and Wanderers.

Division 1 was dominated by Munster clubs for the first decade with Shannon winning four titles in a row between 1995 and 1998. St. Mary’s College were the first non Munster club to lift the trophy when they won in the 1999/00 season and were followed by Dungannon in 2000/01.

Check out the Bateman Cup History HERE

St. Mary’s College RFC AIL Statistics

Check out the comprehensive statistics of St. Mary’s College RFC in the All Ireland League for each season:

AIL Statistics Season 1990-91 AIL Statistics Season 2000-01 AIL Statistics Season 2010-11 AIL Statistics Season 2020-21
AIL Statistics Season 1991-92 AIL Statistics Season 2001-02 AIL Statistics Season 2011-12 AIL Statistics Season 2021-22
AIL Statistics Season 1992-93 AIL Statistics Season 2002-03 AIL Statistics Season 2012-13 AIL Statistics Season 2022-23
AIL Statistics Season 1993-94 AIL Statistics Season 2003-04 AIL Statistics Season 2013-14 AIL Statistics Season 2023-24
AIL Statistics Season 1994-95 AIL Statistics Season 2004-05 AIL Statistics Season 2014-15 AIL Statistics Season 2024-25
AIL Statistics Season 1995-96 AIL Statistics Season 2005-06 AIL Statistics Season 2015-16
AIL Statistics Season 1996-97 AIL Statistics Season 2006-07 AIL Statistics Season 2016-17
AIL Statistics Season 1997-98 AIL Statistics Season 2007-08 AIL Statistics Season 2017-18
AIL Statistics Season 1998-99 AIL Statistics Season 2008-09 AIL Statistics Season 2018-19
AIL Statistics Season 1999-2000 AIL Statistics Season 2009-10 AIL Statistics Season 2019-20

St. Mary’s College RFC Individual AIL Statistics

Check out the comprehensive statistics of St. Mary’s College RFC players in the All Ireland League covering season:

Total AIL Caps List of AIL # Total AIL Points Total AIL Tries Total AIL Kicks
Cur Squad Caps Cur Team AIL# Cur Squad Points Cur Squad Tries Cur Squad Kicks

Summary of AIL Years

Part one – Season 1990/01 to 2005/06 by Des Daly HERE

AIL Review HERE

All Time AIL Winners

AIL Division 1A:

Shannon 9; Cork Constitution 7; Clontarf, Garryowen & Lansdowne 3 each; St. Mary’s College RFC 2; Ballymena, Dungannon, Old Belvedere, Terenure & Young Munster 1 each;

In the 1997/98 season a top four playoff was introduced for the first time. The playoffs were replaced with a straight league in the 2011/12 season but re-introduced for 2014/15.

Previous Winners of AIL Division 1/1A:

Year Winner Runner-up
1991 Cork Constitution Garryowen
1992 Garryowen Shannon
1993 Young Munster Cork Constitution
1994 Garryowen Cork Constitution
1995 Shannon Blackrock College
1996 Shannon Garryowen
1997 Shannon Lansdowne
1998 Shannon Garryowen
1999 Cork Constitution Garryowen
2000 St. Mary’s College Lansdowne
2001 Dungannon Cork Constitution
2002 Shannon Cork Constitution
2003 Ballymena Clontarf
2004 Shannon Cork Constitution
2005 Shannon Belfast Harlequins
2006 Shannon Clontarf
2007 Garryowen Cork Constitution
2008 Cork Constitution Garryowen
2009 Shannon Clontarf
2010 Cork Constitution St. Mary’s College
2011 Old Belvedere Cork Constitution
2012 St. Mary’s College Clontarf
2013 Lansdowne Garryowen
2014 Clontarf Old Belvedere
2015 Lansdowne Clontarf
2016 Clontarf Cork Constitution
2017 Cork Constitution Clontarf
2018 Lansdowne Cork Constitution
2019 Cork Constitution Clontarf
2020 Suspended due to Covid-19
2021 Suspended due to Covid-19
2022 Clontarf Terenure
2023 Terenure Clontarf
2024 Cork Constitution Terenure

AIL Division 1B:

Old Belvedere 3; Ballynahinch, Buccaneers, Clontarf, Dungannon, Galwegians, Old Wesley, St. Mary’s College RFC, Terenure & UL Bohemian 2 each; Belfast Harlequins, Blackrock, City of Armagh, Dolphin, Dublin University, Instonians, Old Crescent, Shannon, UCC & UCD 1 each;

Previous Winners of AIL Division 2/1B:

Year Winner Runner-up
1991 Old Wesley Young Munster
1992 Dungannon Greystones
1993 Lansdowne Wanderers
1994 Instonians Sundays Well
1995 Old Belvedere Ballymena
1996 Old Crescent Dungannon
1997 Clontarf Dolphin
1998 Galwegians Buccaneers
1999 Dungannon DLSP
2000 Blackrock Belfast Harlequins
2001 UCD Co Carlow
2002 Belfast Harlequins UL Bohemian
2003 Dolphin Old Crescent
2004 Dublin University UL Bohemian
2005 UL Bohemian St. Mary’s College
2006 Terenure Dolphin
2007 Old Belvedere Greystones
2008 Buccaneers Young Munster
2009 UCC Ballynahinch
2010 Old Belvedere Young Munster
2011 Clontarf Lansdowne
2012 UL Bohemian Belfast Harlequins
2013 Ballynahinch UCD
2014 Terenure Buccaneers
2015 Galwegians Garryowen
2016 St. Mary’s College Dublin University
2017 Buccaneers Naas
2018 Shannon Banbridge
2019 Ballynahinch Old Wesley
2020 Suspended due to Covid-19
2021 Suspended due to Covid-19
2022 Old Wesley Shannon
2023 City of Armagh Old Belvedere
2024 St. Mary’s College Old Wesley

AIL Division 2A:

Ballynahinch, Greystones, Highfield, Queens & UCD 2 each; Banbridge, Bruff, Buccaneers, Clonakilty, Corinthians, Dublin University, Galwegians, Lansdowne, Malone, Monkstown, Naas, Nenagh Ormand, North of Ireland FC, Old Wesley, Portadown, Terenure, Thomond, Wanderers & Waterpark 1 each;

Previous Winners of AIL Division 3/2/2A:

Year Winner Runner-up
1994 UCD Bective Rangers
1995 North of Ireland FC Clontarf
1996 Monkstown City of Derry
1997 Buccaneers Galwegians
1998 Portadown Ballynahinch
1999 UCD North of Ireland FC
2000 Ballynahinch UL Bohemian
2001 Thomond Barnhall
2002 Greystones Dublin University
2003 Waterpark Instonians
2004 Highfield Greystones
2005 Greystones Clonakilty
2006 Clonakilty Suttonians
2007 Wanderers Ballynahinch
2008 Bruff Instonians
2009 Corinthians Old Wesley
2010 Lansdowne Bruff
2011 Ballynahinch UCD
2012 Dublin University Malone
2013 Terenure Corinthians
2014 Galwegians Ballymena
2015 Old Wesley Blackrock
2016 Naas Banbridge
2017 Banbridge Highfield
2018 Malone Highfield
2019 Highfield Cashel
2020 Suspended due to Covid-19
2021 Suspended due to Covid-19
2022 Queens Cashel
2023 Queens Blackrock
2024 Nenagh Ormond Cashel

AIL Division 2B:

Greystones 3; Highfield 2; Cashel, City of Derry, Co Carlow, Dublin University, Instonians, Midleton, Monsktown, MU Barnhall, Nenagh Ormond, Old Crescent, Portadown, Queesn, Rainey Old Boys, Suttonians & UL Bohemian 1 each;

Previous Winners of AIL Division 4/3/2B:

Year Winner Runner-up
1994 Monkstown Waterpark
1995 UL Bohemian Skerries
1996 Portadown Dublin University
1997 Suttonians Ballynahinch
1998 Co Carlow Richmond
1999 Midleton Ballina
2000 Dublin University Barnhall
2001 N/A N/A
2002 N/A N/A
2003 N/A N/A
2004 N/A N/A
2005 N/A N/A
2006 N/A N/A
2007 N/A N/A
2008 N/A N/A
2009 N/A N/A
2010 Queens Midleton
2011 City of Derry Seapoint
2012 Cashel Banbridge
2013 Rainey Old Boys NUIM Barnhall
2014 Nenagh Ormond Skerries
2015 Highfield Armagh
2016 Highfield City of Derry
2017 Greystones Armagh
2018 Old Crescent Rainey Old Boys
2019 MU Barnhall Greystones
2020 Suspended due to Covid-19
2021 Suspended due to Covid-19
2022 Greystones Belfast Harlequins
2023 Greystones Galway Corinthians
2024 Instonians Galway Corinthians

AIL Division 2C:

Ballina, Clogher Valley, Enniscorthy, Instonians, Navan, Old Crescent & Sligo 1 each;

Previous Winners of AIL Division 4/2C:

Year Winner Runner-up
2016 Old Crescent Tullamore
2017 Navan Sligo
2018 Sligo Omagh Academicals
2019 Ballina Midleton
2020 Suspended due to Covid-19
2021 Suspended due to Covid-19
2022 Enniscorthy Skerries
2023 Instonians Skerries
2024 Clogher Valley Galwegians