FOOTBALL:
Roscommon Senior Football Final: Clann na nGael 1-9 Pádraig Pearses 0-11
For the first time since 1996 Clann na nGael are Roscommon senior champions after Donie Shine's 48th minute goal proved crucial in the win after the sides were level at 0-7 each at the short whistle.
Kildare Senior Football Championship Final: Sarsfields 0-17 Athy 1-12
Four points in injury time for the champions ended years of heartbreak for Sarsfields as they got the better of Athy on Sunday in the Kildare county final.
They had lost the last two deciders, but a late scoring burst, having trailed by two entering the final minutes, saw them emerge winners thanks to scores from Ray Cahill and Alan Smith.
Clare Senior Football Final: St Josephs Milltown 0-13 Cooraclare 0-9
A 25-year gap was bridged in Cusack Park on Sunday as Miltown St Josephs proved too strong for Cooraclare in the Banner county showpiece.
Dual star Eoin Cleary proved the hero with 0-4 over the course of the hour to help his club to a 13th ever county title.
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Wexford Senior Football Championship Final: St James’ 0-11 St Martin’s 1-6
First time finalists and now first time winners, as St James' provided a big shock in the Wexford county final on Sunday.
Wexford senior hurler Mattthew O'Hanlon was the key as he helped his team to the two-point win from his role at midfield.
The win sees the Ramsgrange side secure the senior title 12 months after their intermediate success.
Limerick Senior Football Championship Final : Newcastle West 2-10 Dromcollogher-Broadford 0-9
The 23-year wait is over for the Magpies after Sunday's seven-point win over old foes Dromcollogher Broadford. Having lost the 2011 and 2012 deciders, Sunday's result was sweet with Stephen Kelly grabbing 1-3 in the win.
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Tipperary Senior Football Championship Final: Clonmel Commercials 1-12 Moyle Rovers 3-5
The favouites were made to work hard for the Tipperary senior title in Semple Stadium on Sunday. They conceded two goals inside the opening half but showed all their experience along with an outstanding display from Michael Quinlivan who scored 0-4 to secure their first title in three years.
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Antrim Senior Football Championship Final: Cargin 2-11 Lámh Dearg 1-5
We already know
the celebrations were immense after this famous win for the Cargin men who edged their rivals after leading at the break by 1-7 to 1-3.
Donegal Senior Football Championship Final Naomh Conaill 0-11 St Eunan’s 0-10
Previous wins in 2005 and 2010 didn't dampen the celebrations for Naomh Conaill on Sunday as they edged their rivals by the bare minimum in the county final.
Eoghan McGettigan's red card threatened to derail their title push and they battled against some odd refereeing decisions to secure a third ever county title.
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Monaghan Senior Football Championship Final Scotstown 2-12 Monaghan Harps 0-9
Harps did their best but in the end the 92-year gap to their last county title will extend into a 93rd season as they were beaten by a sharper Scotstown outfit in Clones on Sunday.
The champions led by 2-4 to 0-5 at the break and never looked back in the second half.
Cork Senior Football Championship Final Castlehaven 0-10 Nemo Rangers 0-10
These two sides will have to do it all over again after a thrilling draw in Pairc Ui Rinn on Sunday. There was late controversy as Conor Lane appeared to blow his whistle before the full three minutes of additional time was up. Castlehaven also disagreed with an umpire waving wide a late potentially match winning effort from Mark Collins with the replay set for next Sunday at 3.30 in the same venue.
Laois Senior Football Championship Final Emo 2-9 Portlaoise 0-15
Laois legend Mick Lawlor almost proved the game-winning hero for his club on Sunday as Emo pushed nine-in-a-row chasing Portlaoise all the way in O'Moore Park.
But not even his two goal salvo could steer the challengers to glory and the replay is fixed for next Saturday night, with the winner out in Leinster action less than 20 hours later.
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HURLING:
Waterford Senior Hurling Championship final: Ballygunner 0-16 Tallow 0-12
Ballygunner secured their 14th county title as they proved too strong for an emerging Tallow side on Sunday afternoon. Brian O'Sullivan top scored for the winners with 0-5 over the course of the hour who dedicated to the win to the late Paul Foley who passed away last month.
Offaly Senior Hurling Championship final: Coolderry 2-15 St Rynagh's 1-16
Coolderry secured yet another county title, their 30th in all with a comprehensive win over their opposition on Sunday afternoon. Hero of the day was Kevin Connolly who scored 1-2 of his team's total.
Carlow Senior Hurling Championship final St Mullin's 1-14 Mount Leinster Rangers 0-10
St Mullins made it back-to-back county titles on Sunday by overcoming rivals Mt Leinster Rangers. The goal from James Doyle was the game-breaker after 49 minutes.
Roscommon Senior Hurling Championship Final Replay: Four Roads 0-17 Pádraig Pearses 1-11
Four roads secured the county senior title on Saturday with a narrow win over foes Padraig Pearses.
Westmeath Senior Hurling Championship final: Clonkill 1-14 Raharney 1-10
Clonkill have secured county honours for the first time since 2012 with a four point win over the 2014 champions. The game was overshadowed somewhat by the minor final not going ahead due to a protest by both clubs.
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