Structure
During the league's history the structure has varied over the years, here is a complete description of the system for their respective seasons;
- 1982–84: Premier Division, Division One (North), Division One (South), Division Two (North), Division Two (South)
- 1984–85: Premier Division, Division One (North), Division One (Central), Division One (South)
- 1985–86: Premier Division, Division One, Division Two, Division Three
- 1986–91: Premier Division, Division One, Division Two
- 1991–Present: Premier Division, Division One
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