FOOTBALL: End of Year Rankings – 2021

The 2021 End of Year Football Rankings are now available. (The Meath team celebrates after the TG4 All-Ireland Ladies Senior Football Championship Final match between Dublin and Meath at Croke Park in Dublin. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile)

New All-Ireland senior champions Meath have finished in second place overall, just falling short of their predecessors Dublin who hold the top spot.

Cork and Galway conclude the top four with Donegal, Armagh, Mayo, Kerry, Waterford and Monaghan rounding out the top 10.

The biggest movers this year were Cavan (up six places) in 12th; Donegal (up five places) in 5th; Monaghan (up five places) in 10th; Laois (up five places) in 16th; Wexford (up four places) in 15th; and Meath (up three places) in 2nd.

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1-10

==	1.	DUBLIN	77.85
(+3)	2.	Meath	77.30
(-1)	3.	Cork	73.49
(-1)	4.	Galway	70.87
(+5)	5.	Donegal	70.21
(+2)	6.	Armagh	69.16
(-3)	7.	Mayo	69.00
(-2)	8.	Kerry	66.44
(+3)	9.	Waterford	64.97
(+5)	10.	Monaghan	61.03

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11-20

(-4)	11.	Tipperary	59.44
(+6)	12.	Cavan	58.23
==	13.	Westmeath	55.50
(-5)	14.	Tyrone	52.50
(+4)	15.	Wexford	47.58
(+5)	16.	Laois	47.47
(-3)	17.	Kildare	45.63
(-2)	18.	Clare	44.12
(-8)	19.	Roscommon	43.82
(-3)	20.	Sligo	41.43

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21-30

(+2)	21.	Down	39.95
(-2)	22.	Louth	38.83
(-1)	23.	Wicklow	38.58
(+3)	24.	Leitrim	38.14
(+3)	25.	Longford	37.04
(-1)	26.	Offaly	33.71
(+2)	27.	Antrim	29.26
(-4)	28.	Fermanagh	28.86
(+1)	29.	Carlow	23.98
(-4)	30.	Limerick	20.16

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31-32

==	31.	Derry	17.44
==	32.	London	13.47

FOOTBALL: 2020 End of Year RANKINGS