
MUNGRET St. Paul’s are in hurling dreamland, and courtesy of their thrilling win over Feenagh/Kilmeedy in the Junior A Final, will now field teams at both senior and intermediate grade in 2024.
At Kilmallock’s Fitzgerald Park, the junior side clinched victory courtesy of a penalty shoot-out, with goals secured by Mark O’Brien, Declan Browne, Cian Moloney and JJ Harrington.
Browne, who captained the side, also saved a couple of penalties.
Sponsor Conor Fitzgerald – himself a noteworthy past dual player with the county – was on hand to present O’Brien with his player-of-the-match award, while club stalwart Gerry McNamara, on behalf of the County Board, presented Browne with the cup.
On Saturday, Mungret meet Dromcollogher/Broadford in the Intermediate Football Final in Askeaton (3pm), and the following afternoon contest the Junior A Final against Camogue Rovers in Fedamore, 12 noon.