In an exhilarating display of true Gaelic spirit, the Limerick County Championship reached its climax as Cappamore and Ballingarry clashed in the fioal tie on Sunday. The highly anticipated match drew a massive crowd at the iconic Markets Field, making it one of the most thrilling sporting events witnessed in the city in recent times.

From the very start, both teams showcased their unwavering determination and skill, keeping the spectators on the edge of their seats. The first half saw intense action, with Cappamore securing 1 goal and 4 points, and Ballingarry responding admirably with 1 goal and 2 points on the scoreboard.

As the match progressed, the excitement continued to build, and the players demonstrated their expertise in the sport. The crowd roared with enthusiasm and appreciation for the incredible athleticism on display.

When the final whistle blew, Cappamore emerged as the well-deserved winners, earning 2 goals and 7 points, while Ballingarry’s valiant efforts secured them 1 goal and 5 points. The Cappamore team’s remarkable performance earned them the coveted title of G. Ala. Hurling Champions.

Mr P O’Rielly, serving as the referee, played a pivotal role in ensuring a fair and well-contested game. His impartial decisions contributed to the overall excitement and integrity of the championship match.

The victory celebration that followed was a testament to the dedication and passion that these teams and their fans have for the sport of hurling. The Limerick County Championship proved once again why it holds a special place in the hearts of so many, and this memorable final will undoubtedly be talked about for years to come.

Limerick Echo – Tuesday 15 August 1905