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Leitrim claimed an historic first ever Senior title at the All-Ireland Inter Counties Pool championship in the Gleneagles Hotel in Killarney as they produced a stunning effort to win the title in brilliant style. In the Men's Senior category, Leitrim were drawn into a tough group with Armagh, Cork, Cavan, Louth and Mayo with the top two teams after the round-robin qualifying for the knockout stages. This year's squad consisted of co-captains Colin Crossan and Wayne Kilmartin, Brendan Shivnan, Kevin McWeeney, Neil Brady, Gavin Donnelly, Jamie Gaffney, Barry Reynolds, Niall Sweeney, Keith Conlon and Sean O'Neill. Leitrim GAA Fixtures & Results They faced Louth in their first match on Wednesday May 25, and after trailing 6-5, Leitrim dug deep and won seven of the next eight frames to take a commanding 12-7 lead. Louth had mini-revival but Brendan Shivnan stemmed the tide before Colin Crossan took out the match-winning frame to give Leitrim a 14-10 victory. Next up was Armagh. Leitrim reeled off five wins to go 5-3 up. It remained tight to 11-7 but Armagh fought back to 13-12 before super sub Barry Reynolds broke and cleared to close out the match 14-12. Leitrim faced a hugely experienced Mayo team late Thursday night and got off to another slow start as they trailed 6-3 after the first set. Leitrim closed the gap to 12-10 but6 Mayo finished strong to win 14-10. Leitrims next game against Cavan on Friday was a chance to exact revenge for the 2021 semi-final loss. Cavan started strongly to lead 5-3 but with some flawless pool and one of the most complete performances of the championship, Leitrim won 10 of the next 11 frames to stun Cavan 14-6. Leitrim set for All-Ireland Pool Championships This left Leitrim in a great position before their top of the group match with Cork on Friday night with a place in the semi-final for the winner. Wins for Crossan and Donnelly left Leitrim 6-3 up after set one but Cork won the first 4 frames of set two to go 7-6 ahead. Leitrim responded with five wins on the bounce
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Leitrim claimed an historic first ever Senior title at the All-Ireland Inter Counties Pool championship in the Gleneagles Hotel in Killarney as they produced a stunning effort to win the title in brilliant style. In the Men's Senior category, Leitrim were drawn into a tough group with Armagh, Cork, Cavan, Louth and Mayo with the top two teams after the round-robin qualifying for the knockout stages. This year's squad consisted of co-captains Colin Crossan and Wayne Kilmartin, Brendan Shivnan, Kevin McWeeney, Neil Brady, Gavin Donnelly, Jamie Gaffney, Barry Reynolds, Niall Sweeney, Keith Conlon and Sean O'Neill. Leitrim GAA Fixtures & Results They faced Louth in their first match on Wednesday May 25, and after trailing 6-5, Leitrim dug deep and won seven of the next eight frames to take a commanding 12-7 lead. Louth had mini-revival but Brendan Shivnan stemmed the tide before Colin Crossan took out the match-winning frame to give Leitrim a 14-10 victory. Next up was Armagh. Leitrim reeled off five wins to go 5-3 up. It remained tight to 11-7 but Armagh fought back to 13-12 before super sub Barry Reynolds broke and cleared to close out the match 14-12. Leitrim faced a hugely experienced Mayo team late Thursday night and got off to another slow start as they trailed 6-3 after the first set. Leitrim closed the gap to 12-10 but6 Mayo finished strong to win 14-10. Leitrims next game against Cavan on Friday was a chance to exact revenge for the 2021 semi-final loss. Cavan started strongly to lead 5-3 but with some flawless pool and one of the most complete performances of the championship, Leitrim won 10 of the next 11 frames to stun Cavan 14-6. Leitrim set for All-Ireland Pool Championships This left Leitrim in a great position before their top of the group match with Cork on Friday night with a place in the semi-final for the winner. Wins for Crossan and Donnelly left Leitrim 6-3 up after set one but Cork won the first 4 frames of set two to go 7-6 ahead. Leitrim responded with five wins on the bounce
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Leitrim claimed an historic first ever Senior title at the All-Ireland Inter Counties Pool championship in the Gleneagles Hotel in Killarney as they produced a stunning effort to win the title in brilliant style. In the Men's Senior category, Leitrim were drawn into a tough group with Armagh, Cork, Cavan, Louth and Mayo with the top two teams after the round-robin qualifying for the knockout stages. This year's squad consisted of co-captains Colin Crossan and Wayne Kilmartin, Brendan Shivnan, Kevin McWeeney, Neil Brady, Gavin Donnelly, Jamie Gaffney, Barry Reynolds, Niall Sweeney, Keith Conlon and Sean O'Neill. Leitrim GAA Fixtures & Results They faced Louth in their first match on Wednesday May 25, and after trailing 6-5, Leitrim dug deep and won seven of the next eight frames to take a commanding 12-7 lead. Louth had mini-revival but Brendan Shivnan stemmed the tide before Colin Crossan took out the match-winning frame to give Leitrim a 14-10 victory. Next up was Armagh. Leitrim reeled off five wins to go 5-3 up. It remained tight to 11-7 but Armagh fought back to 13-12 before super sub Barry Reynolds broke and cleared to close out the match 14-12. Leitrim faced a hugely experienced Mayo team late Thursday night and got off to another slow start as they trailed 6-3 after the first set. Leitrim closed the gap to 12-10 but6 Mayo finished strong to win 14-10. Leitrims next game against Cavan on Friday was a chance to exact revenge for the 2021 semi-final loss. Cavan started strongly to lead 5-3 but with some flawless pool and one of the most complete performances of the championship, Leitrim won 10 of the next 11 frames to stun Cavan 14-6. Leitrim set for All-Ireland Pool Championships This left Leitrim in a great position before their top of the group match with Cork on Friday night with a place in the semi-final for the winner. Wins for Crossan and Donnelly left Leitrim 6-3 up after set one but Cork won the first 4 frames of set two to go 7-6 ahead. Leitrim responded with five wins on the bounce
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Leitrim claimed an historic first ever Senior title at the All-Ireland Inter Counties Pool championship in the Gleneagles Hotel in Killarney as they produced a stunning effort to win the title in brilliant style. In the Men's Senior category, Leitrim were drawn into a tough group with Armagh, Cork, Cavan, Louth and Mayo with the top two teams after the round-robin qualifying for the knockout stages. This year's squad consisted of co-captains Colin Crossan and Wayne Kilmartin, Brendan Shivnan, Kevin McWeeney, Neil Brady, Gavin Donnelly, Jamie Gaffney, Barry Reynolds, Niall Sweeney, Keith Conlon and Sean O'Neill. Leitrim GAA Fixtures & Results They faced Louth in their first match on Wednesday May 25, and after trailing 6-5, Leitrim dug deep and won seven of the next eight frames to take a commanding 12-7 lead. Louth had mini-revival but Brendan Shivnan stemmed the tide before Colin Crossan took out the match-winning frame to give Leitrim a 14-10 victory. Next up was Armagh. Leitrim reeled off five wins to go 5-3 up. It remained tight to 11-7 but Armagh fought back to 13-12 before super sub Barry Reynolds broke and cleared to close out the match 14-12. Leitrim faced a hugely experienced Mayo team late Thursday night and got off to another slow start as they trailed 6-3 after the first set. Leitrim closed the gap to 12-10 but6 Mayo finished strong to win 14-10. Leitrims next game against Cavan on Friday was a chance to exact revenge for the 2021 semi-final loss. Cavan started strongly to lead 5-3 but with some flawless pool and one of the most complete performances of the championship, Leitrim won 10 of the next 11 frames to stun Cavan 14-6. Leitrim set for All-Ireland Pool Championships This left Leitrim in a great position before their top of the group match with Cork on Friday night with a place in the semi-final for the winner. Wins for Crossan and Donnelly left Leitrim 6-3 up after set one but Cork won the first 4 frames of set two to go 7-6 ahead. Leitrim responded with five wins on the bounce