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Tears and cheers: 23 pictures that sum up a brilliant All-Ireland Camogie finals day
The Down fans brought a banner to celebrate the Camogie Association’s 110th birthday
Niamh Dollard’s goal gave Laois the half-time lead in the Premier Junior Final against Down
But it was disappointment again for last year’s beaten finalists
Paula Gribbon led the Down celebrations after their four-point win
Captain Niamh Mallon had the honour of lifting the Kay Mills Cup
And, of course, there was the obligatory post-match selfie
The Intermediate final between Limerick and Kilkenny was a close run affair
There were tears for Therese Muldowney and Kilkenny after they lost by 1-12 to 0-10
But it was smiles all round for Michelle Casey…
Captain Fiona Hickey…
And Treaty manager Joe Quaid
And — of course — a selfie
President Michael D Higgins met the Cork and Kilkenny teams ahead of the senior final
And while Kilkenny dominated the first half, it was Cork who ran out six-point winners
Aisling Thompson couldn’t hide her emotions at the final whistle
Hannah Looney led the celebrations from the sideline
Aoife Murray took a moment to herself
Anna Geary and Maria Walsh were overjoyed
And as captain, Geary lifted the O’Duffy Cup for the 25th time in Cork’s history
Cork paint Croke Park red after brilliant comeback to beat Kilkenny
Superb Mulcahy leads Limerick to All-Ireland Intermediate crown
Down beat Laois to claim All-Ireland Junior Camogie crown
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All-Ireland camogie GAA GAA 2014 Simply Red