Colin Coughlan, of UL, and team-mates celebrate with the Fitzgibbon Cup following their final win over Mary Immaculate College at Croke Park on Friday night
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14 Feb 2026
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14 Feb 2026
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CROAGH-KILFINNY are back in the Limerick intermediate club hurling championship final.
This Sunday afternoon, the men in blue and white had an 1-21 to 0-12 semi final win over Pallasgreen in Ballyagran.
Beaten in the final last year by Effin, Croagh-Kilfinny will now play Na Piarsaigh in the 2022 decider in November.
It will be a third successive county final for the 2020 JAHC winners.
In this semi final, Croagh-Kilfinny had an eighth minute goal from Cian O'Carroll to set them on their way. Free-taker O'Carroll was to finish with 1-10 (0-9frees).
Pallasgreen battled hard but Colin Ryan returned all bar two points of their total with 0-10 (7frees, 1 lineball).
Croagh-Kilfinny were 1-7 to 0-2 clear by the end of the opening quarter with Denis Lenihan, Josh O'Donnor and Jack Lenihan all among their scores.
By half time the lead was 1-10 to 0-7 with Colin Ryan rallying with late score for the men in blue and gold in that opening half.
Seamus Hickey returned two second half points as Croagh-Kifinny eased towards the winning line.
They were 1-17 to 0-10 ahead entering the final quarter.
Adam Shanagher, Declan Mullane and goalkeeper David Lynch (free) had points down the home stretch as Croagh-Kilfinny sealed their semi final win.
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