2026 PTSB Dublin Camogie Adult Championships Wrap-Up

And that’s a wrap on our PTSB Dublin Camogie Adult Championships for 2026!

This year, 82 teams across 12 divisions competed for championship glory. From local club grounds to neutral showcases at UCD, St Peregrine’s, the NGDC Abbotstown, and under the Friday night lights at Parnell Park, the 2026 season highlighted the extraordinary depth, skill, passion, and community support driving Dublin camogie forward.

Welcoming Our New Title Sponsors: PTSB

Our inaugural championship season with PTSB proved to be a great success. The partnership elevated the championship's visibility to new heights, backed by extensive digital and social coverage alongside brilliant support on the sidelines across every grade & match venue.

PTSB Senior 1 Championship

• The PTSB Senior 1 Championship Semi Finals returned as a double header in a neutral venue with Kilmacud Crokes & St Vincent’s and Ballyboden St Enda's & Naomh Jude making the last four pairings. It was inspiring to see the support and atmosphere in the stand for the teams, highlighting the fantastic communities backing the teams.

• Under the lights at Parnell Park on Friday 16th October, a record-breaking crowd gathered to watch St Vincent’s deliver a masterclass, securing the Senior 1 crown for aN  incredible fifth successive year after a resolute battle against Naomh Jude. 

Congratulations to St Vincent’s who were crowned 2026 PTSB Senior 1 Champions and completed an incredible five-in-a-row. The Marino side have further cemented their era-defining dominance, having now captured 9 of the last 12 Senior 1 titles—with Naomh Jude (2018, 2020, and 2021) the only side to disrupt an otherwise flawless decade-plus run at the summit of Dublin camogie.

PTSB Senior 2 Championship

Parnell Park also provided the stage for the PTSB Senior 2 Championship Final under lights on Friday 9th October. In front of a huge crowd, Ballinteer St John’s delivered a skilful and dominant performance and were convincing winners over Good Counsel Liffey Gaels to claim the PTSB Senior 2 Championship Title. They will take great confidence from their 2026 campaign; the Marlay Park outfit will carry huge momentum into the Senior 1 ranks next championship season, fully equipped to make their presence felt at the top table. They will be joined by Good Counsel Liffey Gaels in Senior 1 Championship 2027.

PTSB Intermediate Championships

Abbotstown hosted both Intermediate deciders on Sunday, 11 October:

• Intermediate 1: In an entertaining, hard-fought final, Naomh Mearnóg edged out Naomh Bríd to claim the title. Both clubs earned promotion to Senior 2 for 2027.

• Intermediate 2: A rematch of their group stage encounter saw Cumann Báire Caoimhín turn the tables on Kilmacud Crokes to secure the silverware. Both finalists are promoted to Intermediate 1 next season.

PTSB Junior Championships

UCD and Abbotstown welcomed brilliant crowds across a thrilling weekend of PTSB Junior Championship finals on 17–18 October:

• Junior 1: Round Towers Clondalkin proved too strong for Ballinteer St John’s, running out convincing winners in front of a packed stand at Abbotstown. Both sides earn promotion to Intermediate 2 for 2027.

• Junior 2: After just a single point separated them in the group stages, Kilmacud Crokes found the decisive goals against Naomh Jude to take the Junior 2 crown.

• Junior 3: In a dramatic and hard fought clash between St Vincent’s and Ballyboden St Enda’s, a late goal from the Marino side clinched the title.

• Junior 4: A battle of the unbeaten table toppers from the group stage saw O'Toole's hold off a spirited Erin's Isle to secure the Junior 4 championship.

• Junior 5: Craobh Chiaráin / Clann na nGael proved too strong for a St Mark's side who battled right to the end. 

• Junior 6: In their first-ever year fielding an adult team, Round Towers Lusk capped a fairy-tale debut season by overturning an earlier group-stage loss to defeat Kilmacud Crokes and lift the Junior 6 title.

Special Thanks

A huge thank you to all our referees, umpires, and match officials across every grade —without your time, dedication, and commitment, our games simply could not happen.

We also want to extend our thanks to the hosts at all our  venues, the club volunteers, grounds teams, photographers, and everyone working tirelessly behind the scenes throughout the championship season. Your hard work and support made the 2026 PTSB Adult Championships an unforgettable success.