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Dicksboro forward Cillian Hackett has claimed hard work was key to the city side retaining their JJ Kavanagh & Sons U21 A title.
The men in maroon beat city rivals James Stephens 3-21 to 1-14 in last Sunday's final in UPMC Nowlan Park.
"I can't even put it into to words, it's unbelievable."
"It's hard work, it's the unseen bits from the boys that mightn't even get a game today, they're the lads who drive it on. It's one to forty, there's no individuals in this club, everyone works together and that's what gets us over the line," Hackett added.
Listen to Cillian and Timmy Clifford's full interview HERE or BELOW from (6:55)
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