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A HEALTHY crowd was present at the Regina Long Tournament, hosted by Mungret St Paul's GAA, last weekend.
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Four groups, which consisted of three teams took part. Group one consisted of Cappamore, Ahane and hosts Mungret St Paul's.
Group two consisted of Monaleen, Granagh-Ballingarry and Patrickswell. Group three consisted of Bruff, Blackrock-Effin and Crecora. Group four consisted of Newcastle West, Doon and Kildimo-Pallaskenry.
Galbally were shield winners on the day, defeating Na Piarsaigh in the final after extra time, led by the management team of Lisa Murphy, Darren Hayes and John Sheehan.
Mungret St Paul's were cup winners on the day, defeating Bruff in the decider, led by the management team of Niall Mullane, Clodagh Reaboi and Aileen Hanley.
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