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Leitrim captain Mickey Quinn holds aloft the All-Ireland B Championship cup surrounded by supporters after Leitrim's 2-11 to 0-2 victory over Sligo in Dr Hyde Park, Roscommon in November 1990.
Quinn became the first Leitrim man ever to lift an All-Ireland Senior Cup and only the second from the county to lift any Senior title.
The Leitrim team who lined out on the day were - Thomas Quinn, Olly Honeyman, Gerry Holohan, Joe Honeyman, Gerry Flanagan (0-1), Declan Darcy, Jerome Quinn, Mickey Quinn (0-1), Pat Donohoe (0-1), Padraig Kenny (1-1), Shane Heslin (0-1), Brian Breen (0-1), Noel Moran (0-1), Mickey Martin, Ciaran Mahon (1-4). Subs: Liam Conlon for Martin (49 mins). Manager: PJ Carroll.
Picture: Willie Donnellan
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