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Action during Senior match between Naomh Naille, Donegal, and Cahir, Tipperary, at the O’Neills All-Ireland Club 7s competition
St Naul’s senior ladies travelled to Dublin at the weekend as the Naomh Mearnóg and St Sylvester’s clubs hosted the O’Neills All-Ireland Senior Club 7s.
Clann Éireann were crowned O’Neills All-Ireland Senior Club 7s champions on Saturday, accounting for Antrim’s St Ergnats, Moneyglass, in the final.
In the Senior Shield final, Kildare’s Suncroft claimed the honours, seeing off the challenge of Donegal opponents from Mountcharles after extra-time by 2-15 to 1-12.
The Intermediate Cup final was won by Naomh Trea Ballymaguigan from Derry, who won by 9-5 to 5-8 against Armagh’s Mochuas, Derrynoose.
The Intermediate Shield final was an all-Meath affair, won by Dee Rangers as they overcame Walterstown by 0-11 to 0-3.
Junior cup honours went to Kildare’s Milltown, 2-6 to 1-7 winners in the final against Mayo opponents St Brigid’s, as Cork’s Carrigaline got the better of St Brides (Louth) by 2-9 to 3-4 in the Junior Shield final.
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