*The Éire Óg management team: Rory O’Brien, Seanie Buckley, Tom Russell, Paul Madden, Peter Cosgrove and Shane Daniels. Photograph: John Mangan

AFTER CLAIMING the Jack Daly for the second year in a row, Éire Óg had every reason to celebrate when they held their victory social at The Temple Gate Hotel.

Each woman was presented with a rose on arrival to the Ennis hotel with music provided by Atomic Chicken and a Freddie Mercury tribute act with clubman Rory Hickey acting as master of ceremonies.

In October, Éire Óg defeated Ennistymon 0-09 0-06 becoming the first team from the county town to defend their senior title in nearly 75 years.

Éire Óg were managed by Paul Madden and captained by Gavin Cooney.

All photographs by John Mangan.

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