have represented Ulster but gave walkover to Galway. 1892–1900 No championship. Cavan played in Leinster Senior Football Championship in 1895. 1891 Cavan Slashers, (Cavan) v Armagh Harps, (Armagh) game Abandoned Smithboro Co Monaghan game replayed Cavan 1-11 Armagh 0-00 1890 Armagh Harps, (Armagh) v Owen Roe O'Neill's (Tyrone) 1889 No Ulster championship 1888 Ulster Senior Football Championship Inniskeen Grattans of (Monaghan) v Maghera MacFinns of (Cavan) game went to a Replay 1887 No Ulster championship Managers Managers in the Ulster Championship are involved in the day-to-day running of the team, including the training, team selection, and sourcing of players from the club championships. Their influence varies from county-to-county and is related to the individual county boards. From 2018, all inter-county head coaches must be Award 2 qualified. The manager is assisted by a team of two or three selectors and an extensive backroom team consisting of various coaches. Prior to the development of the concept of a manager in the 1970s, teams were usually managed by a team of selectors with one member acting as chairman. Scoring records On 9 July 2006, Oisín McConville became the record point scorer in the history of the Ulster Senior Football Championship in that year's final at Croke Park. All-time top Ulster scorers As of 3 June 2008 according to the BBC. Updated list (2012) Notes: Includes Ulster Championship, All-Ireland Championship and Qualifiers. All-time top Ulster goalscorers As of 15 June 2008, according to the Sunday Tribune. Notes: Includes Ulster Championship, All-Ireland Championship and Qualifiers. Since the records have been done Brendan Coulter has become the top goal scorer with 18. Paddy Bradley scored 4 more goals and finished on 17. Ulster top scorers by year 2022 Shane McGuigan (Derry) 1-17 2021 Darren McCurry (Tyrone) 0-22 2020 Gearóid McKiernan (Cavan) 0-11 & Rian O'Neill (Armagh) 0-11 & Donal O'Hare (Down) 1-8 2019 Rian O'Neill (Armagh) 0-18 2018 Paddy McBrearty (Donegal) 0-19 2017 Conor McManus (Monaghan) 2-13 2016 Conor McManus (Monaghan) 1-20 2015 Conor McManus (Monaghan) 1-19 2014 Conor McManus (Monaghan) 1-14 2013 Colm McFadden (Donegal) 2-12 2012 Colm McFadden (Donegal) 2-15 2011 Martin Clarke (Down) & Seán Cavanagh (Tyrone) 2-16 2010 Martin Clarke (Down) 1-30 2009 Paddy Bradley (Derry) 3–12 2008 Steven McDonnell (Armagh) 1-17 2007 Tommy Freeman (Monaghan) 1-15 2006 Oisín McConville (Armagh) 3–25 2005 Stephen O'Neill (Tyrone) 1–26 2004 Colm McFadden (Donegal) & Oisín McConville (Armagh) 1–13 2003 Peter Canavan (Tyrone) 1–38