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2025
Champions
Dominant Na Fianna storm to victory against Sarsfields in All-Ireland final
A first national senior hurling crown for the Mobhi Road club.
History'Effectively, we had no underage hurling' - The resurgence of All-Ireland finalists Na Fianna
Sarsfields
'I only started playing hurling when I was 16': Unlikely journeys to All-Ireland final day
Midfielder Cian Darcy and selector Eoin Quigley on their routes to Croke Park with the Cork club.
GOD ON OUR SIDE
'There was a silo pit and we used it to kick against it' - the making of Peter Canavan
From humble beginnings 35 years ago in Tyrone’s division three, the Canavan family have driven Errigal Ciaran to the pinnacle of club football in Ireland.
Conor O'Sullivan'Sully was a big man to drive that' - Sars recovery from Cork final loss to Croke Park
Dual star
King Con bidding to join an exclusive club of All-Ireland dual winning heroes
An All-Ireland club football title would be another bauble for the outrageously successful dual player.
All-Ireland Final'I know how defeats are taken around home' - Errigal Ciaran is a family affair for McGinleys
column
Rebel leaders: Why Ring and Keane are the defining sports figures of the State's first century
Cork can claim credit for the most consequential sports figures in Irish history.
On The 42Carla Rowe
Mick Bohan's legacy, transition to new Dublin management, and channelling 2024 hurt
winter warmers
The best thing about January needs to return for GAA fans in 2026
Getting rid of the pre-season competitions – in light of what we know about teams returning early to training – is lunacy.
Errigal Ciaran'It's magic, a dream come true of wanting to represent your club on the biggest days'
Croker Calling
Errigal Ciarán reach All-Ireland final for first time after thrilling victory over Dr Crokes
They become the first Tyrone side to reach All-Ireland senior club football final.
On The 42club call
'He's a good club man, he wanted to give back' - Kenny and Galway All-Ireland winners eye glory
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