'They came down thinking they have it over us': JBM hails Barrs' experience and depth

St Finbarr's selector Jimmy Barry-Murphy also paid tribute to his side's manager, Brian Roche

St Finbarr's selector Jimmy Barry Murphy celebrates his side’s victory with his daughters, Ann, left, Orla, and grand daughters Saoirse, left and Elizabeth. Pic: Tom Beary/Sportsfile

Jimmy Barry Murphy said when it mattered most, experienced players stepped up for St Finbarr’s and squad members also performed to their best, in overcoming a two-point interval deficit. He was very happy with their second-half performance as they battled to an 11th Cork Premier SFC title.

They eventually were able to put a resilient Nemo Rangers to bed, and the Andy Scannell Cup is heading back to Togher for the first time since 2021.