GAA Rounders Final 2026
Club & Team Power Rankings

Breaffy started our May rankings at number one and there is not enough evidence to knock them off the top. All three teams competed at Senior level, all three reached the final four, the Mixed team won the All-Ireland and the Women reached another national final. No other club matched that combination of depth and performance entirely at Senior level.

One of the seasons of the year. Rapparees won the Intermediate Women and Intermediate Mixed All-Irelands, reached the Junior Mixed final and made the Senior Men’s semi-final in their first season at the top level. Their Junior Men also reached the last four. The only thing keeping them from number one is that Breaffy produced their results entirely at Senior level.

Erne Eagles reclaimed the Senior Men’s All-Ireland with an emphatic final victory over Carrickmacross. Their Women also reached the Senior semi-finals and the club again demonstrated considerable depth across the Championship.

Three Senior semi-final appearances and a Senior Men’s All-Ireland final. Carrick may have finished without a national title, but reaching the business end of all three Senior Championships is an outstanding measure of club strength.

A run to the Senior Mixed All-Ireland final keeps Glynn Barntown among the leading clubs in Ireland. Their overall Senior presence and established depth remain significant.

The Senior Women’s All-Ireland champions produced one of the performances of Finals season to defeat Breaffy 16–15. A Senior national title keeps Limekiln firmly inside the top six.

Junior Mixed All-Ireland champions, Intermediate Men’s semi-finalists and Junior Women’s semi-finalists. Few clubs outside the Senior heavyweights matched Kilmore for depth across the three codes.

Two All-Ireland final appearances is a major return. St Senan’s reached the Intermediate Men’s decider and the Junior Women’s final, narrowly missing out in both.

One of the stories of the season. St Clare’s were ranked only 14th in the Men’s rankings in May but finished the campaign as Intermediate Men’s All-Ireland champions.

The Junior Men’s All-Ireland champions complete the top ten after a superb knockout campaign, culminating in a dramatic 14–13 final victory over Myshall.