The Tommy Moore Cup final will see Na Piarsaigh take on Ruairi Og Cushendall after both sides sealed their tickets to Croke Park on St. Patrick's Day on Saturday.
Na Piarsaigh were 1-22 to 0-20 winners over Oulart the Ballagh, but it was a close-run affair after the game had to go to extra time.
It was the Limerick side who had that little bit more left in the tank by that stage, but there was some controversy over the only goal of the game, which was awarded to Na Piarsaigh after it looked as though Ronan Lynch fouled the ball as he was standing over the free.
Na Piarsaigh's Cathal King comes to the assistance of Oulart-The Ballagh’s Des Mythen
Oulart-The Ballagh’s Anthony Roche in action against Na Piarsaigh's David Dempsey
Na Piarsaigh's Mike Casey and Will O'Donoghue celebrate at the end of the game
Images: ©INPHO/Gary Carr
The other game of the day produced a real shock, as Ruairi Og Cushendall of Antrim were 3-12 to 1-6 victors over Sarsfields of Galway, with Neil McManus getting a tally of 1-7 to lead his side to a comprehensive victory.
Cushendall's Shane McNaughton celebrates
Cushendall's Neil McManus and Arron Graffin celebrate
Images: ©INPHO/Colm O'Neill
In the football, a hat-trick from Stephen O'Sullivan proved too much to overcome for Ardnaree as Templenoe recorded a comprehensive win in the AIB All-Ireland junior club football final by a score of 4-13 to 1-10.
Ardnaree’s Eoin McCormack and Cathal Noone dejected at the end of the match
Templenoe’s Killian Spillane with Conor Naylor of Ardnaree
Templenoe manager Mike Crowley celebrates with his players at the final whistle
Templenoe’s Padraig Doyle and his team celebrate with the cup
Images: ©INPHO/Tommy Grealy
The intermediate champions were also crowned at Croke Park on Saturday as Kerry legend Maurice Fitzgerald watched his St Mary's side secure a 2-10 victory over Hollymout-Carramore of Mayo. Daniel Daly and Anthony Cournane registered the goals that gave Fitz's Cahersiveen side a six point margin of victory.
St Mary’s Cahersiveen’s Brian Curran and Liam Sheehan with Conor Keane and Darren Coen of Hollymount-Carramore
Hollymount-Carramore’s Robert Molloy dejected after the game
St Mary’s Cahersiveen’s Sean Cournane celebrates with the cup
Images: ©INPHO/Tommy Grealy
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