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1. First the camogie team got the job done
They beat Kilkenny 2-12 to 1-9.
2. And the footballers continued to add to their remarkable story
The staged a remarkable late comeback to pip Dublin on a scoreline of 2-13 to 2-12 at Croker.
3. And this was after camogie skipper Anna Geary represented the county behind enemy lines
The Milford star didn’t win the Rose of Tralee unfortunately.
4. Zeebs may have missed the Six Nations but he’s forced his way into Joe’s plans.
And he gave us this weight-room dance in April. Daps.
5.Peter O’Mahony was the turnover king of Europe
Some man for the anthems too.
6. Colin Healy scored this belter
Unbelievable, Jeff.
7. John Caulfield’s men went on to contest a title showdown in Dundalk
They headed back down the road without the cup but the season was nonetheless a remarkable effort.
8. Before that Brian Lenihan left the Cross for Hull and then earned a senior Ireland call-up
9. Roy Keane made plenty of headlines throughout the past 12 months
But his beard goes into the Irish Sports Hall Of Fame.
He also did this jig (Waterford’s John O’Shea may have scored):
10. Bandon’s Sean Galvin won the Fiesta Bowl with UCF in Cork
11. These young lads won a schools All-Ireland
Coláiste Choilm Ballincollig players celebrate with the trophy.
12. UCC won the Sigerson Cup
12. We said goodbye to this place…
Source: Cathal Noonan/INPHO
13. Gary 'Spike O'Sullivan won again
But then had to dodge a missile from the crowd after his Anthony Fitzgerald vixctory. The Flying Stool would be a good name for a pub if he ever opens one.
Here's the knockout after less than two minutes:
14. This legend said farewell after a wonderful career
15. But not before Jimmy Barry-Murphy won yet more silverware
