User:Daftcelt/List of football clubs in British Isles by competitive honours won

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Northern Ireland[edit]

NIFL
Northern Ireland Football League.[1][note 1] Since 1890. Run by the NIFL.
IFAC
IFA Cup.[2] Since 1881. Run by the IFA.
NIFLC
Northern Ireland Football League Cup.[3] Since 1987. Run by the NIFL.
GC
Gold Cup.[4] Discontinued (1911–2001). Ran by the NIFA (New Irish Football Association), latterly run by the IFA.
CC
City Cup.[5] Discontinued (1894–1976). Ran by the IFA.
FC
FLoodlit Cup.[6] Discontinued (1987–1998). Ran by the IFL.
UC
Ulster Cup.[7][note 2]
Discontinued (1948–1997). Ran by the IFL.
TC
Top Four Cup.[8] Discontinued (1965–1969). Ran by the IFL.
NIFLCS
NIFL Charity Shield.[9] Since 1992. Run by the NIFL.
All Ireland
Dublin and Belfast Inter-City Cup.[10][11] Discontinued. (1941–49)
North-South Cup.[10][11] Discontinued. (1960–62)
Blaxnit Cup[10][11] Discontinued. (1967–74)
Texaco Cup[10][11] Discontinued. (1973–75)
Tyler Cup[10][11] Discontinued. (1978–80)
Setanta Sports Cup[10][11] Discontinued. (2005–14)

Table[edit]

Men's clubs by top-qualifying IFA, NIFA, NIFL/IFL competitions won
Club NIFL IFAC NIFLC GC CC FC UC TPC NIFLCS All-Ireland Total
Linfield 52 43 10 35 24 2 15 2 4 4[1] 191
Glentoran 23 22 7 15 15 2 9 2 2[2] 97
Belfast Celtic 14 8 10 10 1[3] 43
Crusaders 7 3 2 2 3 1[4] 18
Lisburn Distillery 6[5] 12 1 5 5 1 1[6] 31
Cliftonville 5[7] 8 5 3 1 1 2 25
Portadown 4 3 2 6 1 3 2 1 1[8] 23
Glenavon 3 7 1 4 5 2 3 2 1[9] 28
Coleraine 1 6 1 4 2 8 1 2[10] 25
Ards 1 4 1 2 1 1[11] 10
Derry City 1 3 1 2 1 8
Queen's Island (1920) 1 1 3 5
Ballymena United 5 1 1 1 2[12] 10
Shelbourne 3 1 1 5
Bangor 1 1 2 2 1 7
Ballymena 1 1
Bohemians 1 1
Carrick Rangers 1 1
Dundela 1 1
Gordon Highlanders 1 1
Moyola Park 1 1
Queensland Island (1881) 1 1
Ulster 1 1
Willowfield 1 1
Dugannon Swifts 1 1
Omagh Town 1 1
Larne 2 2

Notes:

Republic of Ireland[edit]

LoIPD
League of Ireland.[12] Since 1921. Known as A Division from 1921–85. Premier Division since 1985.Run by the LoI.
FAIC
FAI Cup.[13] Since 1921. Known as Free State Cup from 1923–36. Run by the FAI.
LoIC
League of Ireland Cup.[14] Since 1973. Replaced League of Ireland Shield. Run by the FAI/LoI.
LoIS
League of Ireland Shield.[15] Discontinued (1921–1973). Replaced with League of Ireland Cup. Ran by the FAI/LoI.
DCC
Dublin City Cup.[16][note 3] Dicontinued (1934–1973). Competition for all League of Ireland clubs.
PJCC
PJ Casey Cup.[17][14] Dicontinued (1962–1963). One off tournament to commemorate PJ Casey. Featured all ten top division clubs.
TPC
Top Four Cup.[18] Discontinued (1955–1974).
FAISC
FAI Super Cup.[19] Discontinued (1998–2001). Ran by the FAI.
PoIC
President of Ireland's Cup.[19] Since 2014. Run by the FAI.
All Ireland
Dublin and Belfast Inter-City Cup.[10][11] Discontinued (1941–1949)
North-South Cup.[10][11] Discontinued (1960–1962)
Blaxnit Cup[10][11] Discontinued (1967–1974)
Texaco Cup[10][11] Discontinued (1973–1975)
Tyler Cup[10][11] Discontinued (1978–1980)
Setanta Sports Cup[10][11] Discontinued (2005–2014).

Table[edit]

  • Clubs in italics are defunct.
Men's clubs by top-qualifying FAI and LoI competitions won
Club LoIPD FAIC LoIC LoIS DCC PJCC TPC FAISC PoIC All-Ireland Total
Shamrock Rovers 17 24 2 18 9 3 1 8[13] 82
Dundalk 13 11 6 2 5 2 2 1[14] 42
Shelbourne 13 7 1 8 4 1 1 35
Bohemians 11 7 3 6 1 1 2[15] 31
St Patrick's Athletic 8 3 4 1 2 1 1 20
Waterford United[16] 6 2 2 5 5 1[17] 21
Drumcondra 5 5 4 6 1 21
Cork United 5 2 2 2 11
Sligo Rovers 3 5 2 1 1[18] 12
Cork City 3 4 3 3 1[19] 14
Derry City[20] 2 5 11 18
Limerick[21] 2 2 3 1 2 10
St James's Gate 2 2 2 1 7
Cork Athletic 2 2 4
Athlone Town 2 1 3 1[22] 7
Cork Hibernians 1 2 2 3 1[23] 9
Drogheda United[24] 1 1 2 2[25] 6
Cork Celtic[26] 1 1 1 4 7
Dolphin 1 1 2
Longford Town 2 1 3
Bray Wanderers 2 2
Cork FC[27] 2 2
Galway United[28] 1 2 3
Finn Harps 1 1 2
UCD AFC 1 1 2
Alton United 1 1
Home Farm 1 1
Sporting Fingal 1 1
Transport 1 1

Notes:

Scotland[edit]

SLT
Scottish League Championship.[20][21] Since 1890. Known as Scottish Division One (1890–1975), Scottish Premier Division (1975–1998), Scottish Premier League (1998–2013) and Scottish Premiership since 2013.
SFAC
Scottish Cup.[22][23][24][25] Since 1877
SLC
Scottish League Cup.[26][27][28] Since 1946.
SC
Summer Cup.[29][30] Discontinued (1963–1965).
DC
Drybrough Cup.[31][32][33] Discontinued (1971–1980).
VC
Victory Cup.[34][35][36][37] Discontinued (1918–1919, 1945–1946).
SMC
Saint Mungo Cup.[38][39][40] Discontinued (1951–1952).
SEL
Scottish Emergency League.[41][42] Discontinued (1939–1940).
SEC
Scottish Emergency Cup.[43][44] Discontinued (1939–1940).

Table[edit]

  • Clubs in italics are defunct.
Men's clubs by top-qualifying SFA, and SPFL/SPL/SFL competitions won
Club SLT SFAC SLC SC DC VC SMC SEL SEC Total
Rangers 54[29] 33 27 1 1 1 1 118
Celtic 49 38 18 1 1 107
Aberdeen 4 7 6 2 19
Heart of Midlothian 4 8 4 16
Hibernian 4 3 3 1 2 13
Queen's Park 10 10
Kilmarnock 1 3 1 5
Dundee United 1 2 2 5
Motherwell 1 2 1 1 5
Dundee 1 1 3 5
St Mirren 3 1 1 5
East Fife 1 3 4
Dumbarton 2[30] 1 3
Third Lanark (1872) 1 2 3
Clyde 3 3
Vale of Leven (1872) 3 3
Dunfermline Athletic 2 2
Falkirk 2 2
Renton 2 2
Partick Thistle 1 1 2
Airdrieonians (1878) 1 1
Greenock Morton 1 1
Inverness Caley Thistle 1 1
St Bernard's 1 1
St Johnstone 1 1
Livingston 1 1
Raith Rovers 1 1
Ross County 1 1

Notes:

  • 1 ^ Includes one shared title (with Dumbarton).
  • 2 ^ Includes one shared title (with Rangers).

European competition[edit]

UCL
UEFA Champions League.[45][46] Since 1955. Known as European Cup (1955–1992).
UEL
UEFA Europa League.[47][48] Since 1971. Known as UEFA Cup (1971–2009).
UCWC
UEFA Cup Winners' Cup.[49][50] Discontinued. (1960–1999).
USC
UEFA Super Cup.[51][52] Since 1973.
IC
Intercontinental Cup.[53][54] Discontinued (1960–2004). UEFA and CONMEBOL competition.
ICFC
Inter Cities Fairs Cup.[55][56] Discontinued (1955–1971). Precursor to UEFA Cup.
Men's clubs by top-qualifying UEFA and FIFA competitions won
Club UCL UEL UCWC USC IC ICFC Total
Aberdeen 1 1 2
Celtic 1 1
Rangers 1 1

Wales[edit]

WPL
Welsh Premier League.[57] Since 1992. Known as League of Wales until 2001–02.
FAWC
FAW Cup.[58] Since 1887.[note 4]
WPLC
Welsh Premier League Cup.[59] Since 1992.
FAWPC
FAW Premier Cup.[60] Discontinued (1997–2008).

Table[edit]

Men's clubs by top-qualifying FAW and WPL competitions won
Club WPL FAWC WPLC FAWPC Total
The New Saints[31] 12 6 9 1 28
Barry Town 7 6 4 1 18
Bangor City 3 8 11
Rhyl 2 4 2 8
Llanelli 1 1 1 3
Cwmbran Town 1 1
Wrexham 23 5 28
Cardiff City 22 1 23
Swansea City 10 2 12
Cefn Druids 8 8
Chirk AAA 5 5
Merthyr Tydfil 3 3
Newtown 2 2
Carmarthen Town 1 3 4
Connah's Quay Nomads 1 1 2
Newport County 1 1 2
Aberystwyth Town 1 1
Bala Town 1 1
Borough United 1 1
Connah's Quay & Shotton 1 1
Ebbw Vale 1 1
Flint Town United 1 1
Inter Cardiff 1 1
Lovell's Athletic 1 1
Prestatyn Town 1 1
Afan Lido 3 3
Caersws 3 3
Cardiff MU 1 1
Shrewsbury Town England 6 6
Chester City England 3 3
Wellington Town England 3 3
Crewe Alexandra England 2 2
Oswestry United England 2 2
Bristol City England 1 1
Hereford United England 1 1
Oswestry White Stars England 1 1
South Liverpool England 1 1
Tranmere Rovers England 1 1

Notes:

  • 1 ^ Includes results as Llansantffraid and Total Network Solutions.

Notes[edit]

  1. ^ League suspened between 1915–19 (due to First World War) and 1940–47 (due to Second World War). Organized league football during these periods is considered unofficial.
  2. ^ 1997–98 (Winners Ballyclare Comrades), 1998–99 (Winners Lisburn Distillery) and 2002–03 (Winners Dungannon Swifts) editions not included because it was a First Division (second tier) competition only.
  3. ^ 1975–76 (Winners St Patrick's Athletic) and 1983–84 (Winners Shamrock Rovers) editions not included. Consolation tournament for teams knocked out before League of Ireland Cup quarter-finals in 1975–76 and only six Dublin clubs plus two other clubs played in 1983–84.
  4. ^ Welsh clubs playing in the English football league system and some English clubs were invited by Football Association of Wales to compete in the Welsh Cup up until 1995.

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