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In pictures: The highs and lows of provincial deciders
Leinster SHC final
Superman: Oulart-The Ballagh goalkeeper’s gravity-defying pose – hopefully the cup survived the fall.
We did it: Denis Morton and Paul Roche embrace at the final whistle.
Dejected: Cuala’s John Sheanon, David Treacy and Con O’Callaghan.
Sweet relief: Rory Jacob has been through a lot of disappointing Leinster club campaigns – this win means more to him than most.
Munster SFC final
Club man: Clonmel Commercials midfielder Aldo Matassa shares the historic moment with the fans.
Did that really happen? Clonmel goalkeeper Jake McDonald still can’t believe it.
Gutted: Nemo’s David Niblock takes a moment to digest the last-minute defeat.
Embrace: Fergal Condon and Luke Moore are overjoyed at the final whistle.
Ulster SFC final
Big lift :Crossmaglen Rangers’ captain Paul Hearty holds the cup aloft.
All the lads: The Crossmaglen panel celebrate yet another provincial title.
Strike a pose: Stephen Finnegan and Jamie Clarke after their five-point, extra-time victory.
Bridesmaids no more! Oulart-The Ballagh finally get their hands on Leinster hurling title
Incredible drama as Clonmel win first Munster title with stoppage-time goal
Crossmaglen are Ulster champs again – but Scotstown run them close in extra-time thriller
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All-Ireland Club Championships Clonmel Commercials Crossmaglen Rangers Cuala GAA highs and lows Nemo Rangers Oulart-the-Ballagh Scotstown Snapped