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Upperchurch Drombane and Kilbrittain supporters crossed paths in Cork on Saturday night as both clubs marked All-Ireland titles won last weekend.
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Kilbrittain claimed the All-Ireland junior crown at Croke Park on Saturday afternoon, before Tipperary's Upperchurch Drombane completed the double when they secured the intermediate title later that evening.
With both clubs wearing the black-and-amber colours, the players gathered together in Cork city following the success, with images from the celebrations shared widely on social media.
Upperchurch Drombane’s success represents a major achievement for the club, as they added an All-Ireland intermediate title to their honours list after a strong championship campaign that has them back in the Dan Breen race for 2026.
Homecoming events are expected to take place in Upperchurch-Drombane in the coming days.
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