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Yesterday's dramatic and pulsating Senior Football Championship Final ended with Mohill regaining the Fenagh Cup while for Glencar/Manorhamilton there was the heartbreak of losing a third successive final.
The scenes of celebration at the sounding of the full-time whistle give an indication of what it meant to the Mohill players and supporters to regain the trophy they last lifted in 2015, also with victory over Glencar/Manorhamilton.
For some of the Glencar/Manorhamilton players yesterday was an eight county final but the pain of a third successive final defeat was clear to see on the faces of the players, mentors and all associated with the club.
For more on yesterday's final keep an eye out for updates on www.leitrimobserver.ie and don't miss Wednesday's Leitrim Observer.
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