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The Moville ladies are celebrating success with John Mitchels.
John Mitchels of Liverpool, aided by five players from Moville, have won the North Britain Championship.
Caraigh McGuinness, Aishleen McGuinness, Bronagh McGuinness, Aoibh Faulkner and Niamh Skelly joined the John Mitchels ranks in late summer.
John Mitchels overcame Oisin 5-10 to 0-10 in the Lancashire Championship final in September.
On Saturday in Leeds, John Mitchels defeated Dunedin Connolly from Edinburgh in the North Britain final.
Aishleen McGuinness, Bronagh McGuinness, Aoibh Faulkner and Niamh Skelly all lined out for the Liverpool side, who won 3-8 to 2-9 in Leeds.
Caraigh McGuinness was absent as she ran a marathon on Sunday.
John Mitchels advance to the All-Britain semi-final, where they face Holloway Gaels, the beaten London finalists, in early November.
In their Lancashire Championship group, John Mitchels and Dunedin advances having got the better of Oisin, Glasgow Gaels and Roger Casements.
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