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St Brigid’s go the extra to secure glory in Féile

St Brigid’s, Dublin claimed a unique All-Ireland double on Saturday.

St Brigid’s go the extra to secure glory in Féile

Mon, 09 Jul, 2012 - 01:00

Cóilín Duffy

A fortnight after picking up the Division 1 Féile Peil na nÓg title, they annexed Division 1 hurling honours at Croke Park.

The Navan Road outfit came good after extra-time to take silverware thanks to a 1-9 to 1-7 win over Galway outfit Clarinbridge in the decider.

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Courts Gaa Place: Croke Park Place: Navan Road Place: Tipperary Person: St Brigid Person: Brigid Person: Jonathan McGuirk Person: Enan Niland Person: Cian O’Sullivan Person: Tiernan McGlynn Person: Ian O’Brien Person: McGlynn Person: Darragh McKenna Person: president Person: Liam O’Neill Person: Caroline Mullaney Person: Roisin Dervan Person: Mullaney Person: Trudie Hurley Person: Ciara Ryan Person: Niall Gleeson Person: Aaron Bergin Person: Odhrán McKeever Person: Pauric McNicholl Person: Kevin Lynch Person: Padraig Pearses Person: J McGurk Person: C O’Sullivan Person: D Hawkshaw Person: K Callaghan Person: T McGlynn Person: B Moran Person: S Event: Division 1 Event: Final Organisation: St Brigid Organisation: Dublin Organisation: Galway Organisation: Clarinbridge Organisation: Brigids Organisation: GAA Organisation: Cork Organisation: Davitts Organisation: Féile Organisation: Newport Organisation: Ballinahinch Organisation: Tipperary Organisation: All-Ireland Organisation: Portlaoise Organisation: St John’s Organisation: Antrim Organisation: Derry Organisation: Celbridge Organisation: Easkey Organisation: Setanta Organisation: Camogie Organisation: Inagh-Kilnamona Organisation: Naas Organisation: Clane Organisation: Féile na nGael Organisation: St Brigid’s Organisation: AET Organisation: Monaghan

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