Sligo Intermediate Football Championship 1983
- Sligo Intermediate Football Championship 1983
Infobox GAA championship
name=Sligo Intermediate Football Championship 1983
county=Sligo
year=1983
captain=
winners=Eastern Harps
ordinal=1
super=st
relegated=Northern Gaels
promoted=St. Farnan's
This is a round-up of the 1983 Sligo Intermediate Football Championship. After two years out of the Senior grade, Eastern Harps secured their return by winning the 1983 Championship, after defeating neighbours Bunninadden in the final. Bunninadden had qualified for the final after an objection to their semi-final conquerors Enniscrone was upheld.
Quarter Finals
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