The visitors came away from a bonus-point win against Ulster on Friday night. 

“I am always looking forward to hear that song and to play with our fans and to try to put some happiness in their lives because (Thursday) was really tough for sure for them.”

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"It (winning a trophy) is really helpful because it brings belief, trust, positive energy, touching the cup, and being in the semi-final and beating somebody in the final."

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"May I remind you, there’s one last celebration pending. That’s right. Your presence is required to usher in 2025 in just a few days, which gives us plenty of time for an end-of-year glow-up."

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“No matter how many games we are going to win, I think we’re not ready to compete for the title,” said Maresca. 

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There were six McGrath siblings on the Croke Park pitch at one stage while their father Michael managed the team.

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For Clanmaurice and Kerry camogie, it was another famous day.

The Galway champions led from the 11th to the 55th minute but the Dublin side found their way as the final whistle neared.

Na Fianna's Colin Currie said his side were disappointed with how they played in the first half of the All-Ireland SHC semi-final against Loughrea. 

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Kilkerrin-Clonberne kicked on to secure a fourth successive All-Ireland title while Crokes were again left with that bitter taste of defeat in their mouths at the hands of the Galway side, having lost to them in last year’s semi-final after extra-time.