Therese O'Callaghan: This was the complete display from classy Cork

Cork registered 5-13 - and only six of the points were from frees. All their forwards scored. It was as complete as that.

WINNERS: Cork celebrate in Croke Park with the O’Duffy Cup after their thumping win over Waterford in the All-Ireland camogie final. 

A crowd of 30,191, a new record for a final, witnessed a devastating Cork at their ruthless best claiming a 29th All-Ireland title in Croke Park.

Matthew Twomey’s side absolutely blitzed Waterford. Amy O'Connor, fantastic throughout, set the pace from early doors on a day she won't forget — captaining her colleagues to All-Ireland honours is one thing, but to score 3-7 (from 10 shots) in the process is borderline incredible.