Munster Crowned All-Ireland Wheelchair Hurling and Camogie Champions for an Eighth Time.
Munster were crowned All-Ireland Wheelchair Hurling Champions yesterday in Athboy Community School, producing a superb display of determination and resilience to capture the M. Donnelly Interprovincial Championship title for the eighth time.
The day began with a setback as Ulster claimed victory in Munster’s opening game on a scoreline of 4-4 to 2-0. However, true to character, Munster responded magnificently in their second outing, defeating Leinster by 4-2 to 4-0 to secure their place in the All-Ireland Final.
With the championship on the line, Munster produced their best performance of the day in a thrilling final against Ulster. Goals proved decisive as Munster emerged victorious by 5-1 to 3-3, reclaiming the title and bringing the M. Donnelly Cup back to Munster.
Captain Maurice Noonan proudly accepted the trophy on behalf of his teammates following another memorable success for the province. The victory was a fitting reward for a panel that showed tremendous courage, teamwork and perseverance throughout the competition.
Maurice Noonan of Munster is presented with the trophy by founder of Wheelchair Hurling Tim Maher, right, and GAA For All chairperson Tanya Roberts Browne after the M. Donnelly GAA Wheelchair Camogie All-Ireland final match between Ulster and Munster at Athboy Community School in Athboy, Meath. Photo by Tyler Miller/Sportsfile
Congratulations to all the players, coaches, management and support staff on a fantastic achievement. After falling short in the League campaign, Munster once again demonstrated their championship pedigree, overcoming adversity to bring All-Ireland honours back home.
Results
- Ulster 4-4 Munster 2-0
- Munster 4-2 Leinster 4-0
- All-Ireland Final: Munster 5-1 Ulster 3-3
Mumhan Abú!
The Munster team before the M. Donnelly GAA Wheelchair Camogie All-Ireland final round robin match between Ulster and Munster at Athboy Community School in Athboy, Meath. Photo by Tyler Miller/Sportsfile
The Munster team celebrate with the trophy after the M. Donnelly GAA Wheelchair Camogie All-Ireland final match between Ulster and Munster at Athboy Community School in Athboy, Meath. Photo by Tyler Miller/Sportsfile
