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Limerick's Martina McMahon was crowned oneills.com All-Ireland Handball Singles Senior champion last weekend in Croke Park, PICTURE: Sportsfile
LIMERICK'S Martina McMahon was crowned oneills.com All-Ireland Handball Singles Senior champion last weekend in Croke Park.
Martina McMahon got revenge on her opponent Ciana Ní Churraoin of Galway in the women's singles final last weekend. Last year, Ní Churraoin defeated McMahon in the World Championship final.
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The Broadford left-hander delivered an impressive performance in the GAA headquarters. McMahon won the first game 21-5, while Ní Churraoin came right back into the contest after that. The west Limerick native edged past her opponent 21-18 in the final game to lift All-Ireland honours.
It was a rewarding return for McMahon, who had been sidelined at the start of the season due to injury
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