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All-Ireland Senior Football Championship 2005
All-Ireland Champions
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Winners	Tyrone (2nd win)
Captain	Brian Dooher
Manager	Mickey Harte
Provincial Champions
Munster	Kerry
Leinster	Dublin
Ulster	Armagh
Connacht	Galway
Additional Information
Player of the Year	Stephen O\'Neill
Top Scorer	Stephen O\'Neill
Matches played	65
All-Star Team	See here
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The Bank of Ireland All-Ireland Senior Football Championship 2005 began on Sunday, May 7, 2005. The 2005 championship saw new advancements with the "Qualifier" system.^{[citation needed]} Few surprises came during the championship with the dominance of the Ulster teams evident once again.

The championship concluded on Sunday, September 25, 2005 when Kerry, who were playing in their second consecutive All-Ireland Final, were defeated by Tyrone by 1-16 to 2-10. Tyrone had to play ten games (including three replays) in order to win the Championship——more than any other team before or since.

Format

Since the introducation of the so-called "back-door" system a few years ago, a number of changes have taken place in the championship format. In 2005 the following system was used.

The provincial championships in Munster, Leinster, Ulster and Connacht ran as usual on a "knock-out" basis. These provincial games were then followed by the "Qualifier" system:

Round 1 of the qualifiers included all the counties that did not qualify for the Provincial Semi-Finals. An open draw was made to give eight pairings.

Round 2 consisted of the eight defeated teams in the Provincial Semi-Finals playing against the eight winners from Round 1. A draw was made to determine the eight pairings.

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Round 4 consisted of each of the four teams defeated in the Provincial Finals shall playing against the four winners from Round 3. A draw was made to determine the four pairings.

The All-Ireland Quarter-Finals: Each of the four Provincial Champions played one of the four winners from Round 4. The All-Ireland Semi-Finals shall be on a Provincial rots basis, initially determined by the Central Council. If a Provincial Championship winning team is defeated in its Quarter-Final, the team that defeats it shall take its place in the Semi-Final.

Munster Senior Football Championship

Game	Date	Venue	Winner	Score	Runner-Up	Score
Munster SFC 1st Round	May 29	Semple Stadium, Thurles	Kerry	?	Tipperary	?
Munster SFC 1st Round	May 29	Cusack Park, Ennis	Clare	?	Waterford	?
Munster SFC Semi-Final	June 12	Cusack Park, Ennis	Cork	?	Clare	?
Munster SFC Semi-Final	June 19	Páirc na nGael, Limerick	Kerry	2-10	Limerick	0-10
Munster SFC Final	July 10	Páirc Uí Chaoimh, Cork	Kerry	1-11	Cork	0-11

Leinster Senior Football Championship

Game	Date	Venue	Winner	Score	Runner-Up	Score
Leinster SFC 1st Round	May 7	Páirc Tailteann, Navan	Offaly	1-15	Louth	1-6
Leinster SFC 1st Round	May 15	Croke Park, Dublin	Kildare	1-17	Wicklow	2-12
Leinster SFC 1st Round	May 15	Croke Park, Dublin	Dublin	2-23	Longford	0-10
Leinster SFC Quarter-Final	May 29	Croke Park, Dublin	Kildare	0-14	Westmeath	0-11
Leinster SFC Quarter-Final	May 29	Croke Park, Dublin	Laois	1-10	Offaly	1-8
Leinster SFC Quarter-Final	June 5	Croke Park, Dublin	Dublin	1-12	Meath	1-10
Leinster SFC Quarter-Final	June 5	Croke Park, Dublin	Wexford	3-12	Carlow	2-13
Leinster SFC Semi-Final	June 19	Croke Park, Dublin	Laois	0-21	Kildare	0-9
Leinster SFC Semi-Final	June 19	Croke Park, Dublin	Dublin	1-17	Wexford	2-10
Leinster SFC Final	July 17	Croke Park, Dublin	Dublin	0-14	Laois	0-13

Ulster Senior Football Championship

Game	Date	Venue	Winner	Score	Runner-Up	Score
Ulster SFC 1st Round	May 15	St. Tiernach\'s Park, Clones	Armagh	2-12	Fermanagh	1-7
Ulster SFC Quarter-Final	May 22	Healy Park, Omagh	Tyrone	1-13	Down	1-6
Ulster SFC Quarter-Final	May 29	Breffni Park, Cavan	Cavan	0-11	Antrim	0-11
Ulster SFC Quarter-Final Replay	June 4	Casement Park, Belfast	Cavan	1-15	Antrim	2-6
Ulster SFC Quarter-Final	June 5	St. Tiernach\'s Park, Clones	Derry	1-17	Monaghan	2-8
Ulster SFC Quarter-Final	June 12	St. Tiernach\'s Park, Clones	Armagh	0-12	Donegal	0-12
Ulster SFC Quarter-Final Replay	June 19	St. Tiernach\'s Park, Clones	Armagh	3-11	Donegal	1-10
Ulster SFC Semi-Final	June 19	St. Tiernach\'s Park, Clones	Tyrone	0-10	Cavan	1-7
Ulster SFC Semi-Final Replay	June 25	St. Tiernach\'s Park, Clones	Tyrone	3-19	Cavan	0-7
Ulster SFC Semi-Final	June 19	Casement Park, Belfast	Armagh	1-11	Derry	0-10
Ulster SFC Final	July 10	Croke Park, Dublin	Armagh	2-8	Tyrone	0-14
Ulster SFC Final Replay	July 23	Croke Park, Dublin	Armagh	0-13	Tyrone	0-11

Connacht Senior Football Championship

Game	Date	Venue	Winner	Score	Runner-Up	Score
Connacht SFC 1st Round	May 15	Gaelic Park, New York	Galway	3-14	New York	0-6
Connacht SFC 1st Round	May 22	McDiarmuid Park, Carrick-on-Shannon	Leitrim	1-11	Sligo	0-9
Connacht SFC 1st Round	May 29	Ruislip, London	Roscommon	0-12	London	1-8
Connacht SFC Semi-Final	June 12	Pearse Stadium, Galway	Galway	1-11	Leitrim	1-8
Connacht SFC Semi-Final	June 12	Dr. Hyde Park, Roscommon	Mayo	1-16	Roscommon	0-11
Connacht SFC Final	July 10	Pearse Stadium, Galway	Galway	0-10	Mayo	0-8

Football Championship Qualifiers

Game	Date	Venue	Winner	Score	Runner-Up	Score
All-Ireland Qualifiers Round 1	August 28	Drogheda Park, Drogheda	Louth	1-12	Waterford	1-8
All-Ireland Qualifiers Round 1	August 28	Casement Park, Belfast	Meath	5-12	Antrim	0-13
All-Ireland Qualifiers Round 1	August 28	Markievicz Park, Sligo	Sligo	0-18	Longford	0-16
All-Ireland Qualifiers Round 1	August 28	Dr. Cullen Park, Carlow	Carlow	0-14	Offaly	1-10
All-Ireland Qualifiers Round 1	August 28	Semple Stadium, Thurles	Westmeath	0-12	Tipperary	1-8
All-Ireland Qualifiers Round 1	August 28	Páirc Esler, Newry	Down	1-11	Fermanagh	0-7
All-Ireland Qualifiers Round 1	August 28	St. Tiernach\'s Park, Clones	Monaghan	2-18	London	1-9
All-Ireland Qualifiers Round 1	June 26	Aughrim Park, Aughrim	Donegal	0-16	Wicklow	0-12
All-Ireland Qualifiers Round 2	July 2	McDiarmuid Park, Carrick-on-Shannon	Meath	1-12	Leitrim	1-8
All-Ireland Qualifiers Round 2	July 2	Cusack Park, Ennis	Clare	0-12	Westmeath	0-9
All-Ireland Qualifiers Round 2	July 2	Páirc Esler, Newry	Derry	3-8	Down	2-9
All-Ireland Qualifiers Round 2	July 2	Breffni Park, Cavan	Cavan	1-11	Donegal	1-10
All-Ireland Qualifiers Round 2	July 2	Dr. Cullen Park, Carlow	Limerick	2-15	Carlow	0-7
All-Ireland Qualifiers Round 2	July 2	Markievicz Park, Sligo	Sligo	1-11	Kildare	1-10
All-Ireland Qualifiers Round 2	July 2	Drogheda Park, Drogheda	Louth	0-11	Roscommon	0-10
All-Ireland Qualifiers Round 2	July 9	St. Tiernach\'s Park, Clones	Monaghan	0-17	Wexford	0-12
All-Ireland Qualifiers Round 3	July 16	Breffni Park, Cavan	Monaghan	1-12	Louth	0-14
All-Ireland Qualifiers Round 3	July 17	St. Tiernach\'s Park, Clones	Cavan	1-8	Meath	1-6
All-Ireland Qualifiers Round 3	July 17	McHale Park, Castlebar	Sligo	1-13	Clare	0-11
All-Ireland Qualifiers Round 3	July 17	McHale Park, Castlebar	Derry	0-13	Limerick	0-9
All-Ireland Qualifiers Round 4	July 30	Dr. Hyde Park, Roscommon	Mayo	0-11	Cavan	0-8
All-Ireland Qualifiers Round 4	July 30	O\'Moore Park, Portlaoise	Cork	3-13	Sligo	0-11
All-Ireland Qualifiers Round 4	August 6	Croke Park, Dublin	Laois	1-11	Derry	0-11
All-Ireland Qualifiers Round 4	August 6	Croke Park, Dublin	Tyrone	2-14	Monaghan	1-7