Sligo Rovers resigned from the league voluntarily, resulting in a reduction in size from twelve to eleven teams.
After finishing with the same number of points, Cork United and Waterford were due to contest a Championship playoff at the Mardyke on 11 May 1941.
However, Waterford refused to compete due to a failure to agree terms for the playoff and Cork United were subsequently awarded the title.
After finishing with the same number of points, Cork United and Waterford were due to contest a Championship playoff at the Mardyke on 11 May 1941.
However, Waterford refused to compete due to a failure to agree terms for the playoff, and Cork United were subsequently awarded the title.