Read our 21 hurling and football county final reports from the weekend

And there are also a couple of semi-final reports thrown in for good measure.

BACK ON TOP: Glen Rovers players Lee Quilligan, right, and Liam Coughlan celebrate with supporters. Pic: Seb Daly/Sportsfile.

There’s sure to be a number of sore heads across the country this Monday morning as teams and towns recover from their respective county final victories on Sunday.

There was also a few showpiece occasions taking place on Saturday so for your convenience, we have decided to put all the match reports written by our team of reporters into one place for you to enjoy.

In no particular order, although there is only one place we could start really.

Cork Premier SHC final: Sweet Blackpool as new Glen generation write fresh chapter in club's story.

Cork Premier IHC final: Ballincollig return to senior ranks with victory over Dungourney.

Dublin SFC final: O'Callaghan leads superb Cuala to second Dublin title in three seasons with rout of Castleknock.

Clare SFC final: Ruthless Éire Óg clinch three-in-a-row.

Tipp SFC final: Loughmore-Castleiney edge Clonmel Commercials.

Offaly SHC final: Kilcormac-Killoughey win fourth consecutive Offaly SHC title with hard fought victory over Ballinamere.

Tyrone SFC final: McCurry's late two-pointer earns Edendork a replay with Errigal Ciaran.

Down SHC final: Portaferry make it five titles in a row with win over 14-man Ballygalget.

Laois SHC final: Ken Hogan plucks first Laois title for The Harps.

Sligo SHC final: Naomh Eoin stun champions Easkey to claim second Sligo title.

Donegal SFC final: Moore strikes dramatic winner as St Eunan’s overcome Naomh Conaill.

Carlow SFC final: Rathvilly dethrone Old Leighlin in Carlow decider.

Antrim SFC final: St Brigid's edge thrilling battle against Rossa.

Louth SFC final: Newtown Blues and St Mochta's play out dramatic draw.

Armagh SFC final: Crossmaglen come out on top against Killeavy to claim 48th senior title.

Roscommon SFC final: St Brigid's edge Pearses after dramatic Roscommon SFC extra time thriller.

Monaghan SFC final: Routine win sees Scotstown retain Monaghan title.

Westmeath SHC final: Lough Lene Gaels edge out Raharney to claim first senior title since 2002.

Meath SFC final: Wolfe Tones comfortably defeat Donaghmore/Ashbourne to land Meath SFC title.

Wexford SFC final: Higgins goal applies the seal as Kilanerin end 18-year Wexford wait.

Cavan SFC final: Four-star Gowna dethrone Kingscourt Stars in Cavan.

And finally here is a semi-final report for good measure.

Watch and read: Dr Crokes survive Spa fightback to reach Kerry SFC final.

Watch and read: Seanie O'Shea hits eight to lead Kenmare into first Kerry SFC final.