That is all from us as Errigal Ciaran's bid to win a first All-Ireland club title falls narrowly short after a spirited second half fight back, as Cuala claim their first ever Andy Merrion Cup.

You can read the report from the game at Croke Park here.

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The crowning moment for Cuala, as they lift their first ever Andy Merrion Cup.

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Earlier at Croke Park, Na Fianna beat Sarsfields 2-23 to 0-20 to claim the All-Ireland Hurling title.

Tom Brennan scored two goals as the Dublin club claimed their first ever Tommy Moore Cup.

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Those three first half goals from Cal Doran, Peadar O'Cofaigh and David O'Dowd really proved costly for Errigal Ciaran in the end as they left themselves with too much to do to fight back in the second half.

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A gallant fightback from Errigal Ciaran but ultimately their bid for a first ever All-Ireland club title ends in defeat and instead it's Cuala who make history becoming only the second ever club after St. Finbarr's of Cork to win the football and hurling titles.

Errigal's first half coming back to haunt them as they won the second stanza 1-11 to 0-5, not that it matters much.

Joyous scenes on the pitch below me for the Dalkey men.

Ronan McRory replaces Tommy Canavan.

Conor Groarke fists over what should be an insurance score with the goal on.

The Errigal shot is blocked and Cuala can counter.

But they opt for the calm approach and take care of possession.

Cuala hit the post and the ball breaks into Errigal hands as they race up the field.

Three minutes of additional time.

The inspirational Peter Harte wins the kick-out and is fouled.

Tommy Canavan has a chance to put two between them but his effort drops short.

Errigal snuff out another Cuala goal chance before breaking via goalkeeper Darragh McAnenly.

Peter Harte runs at the heart of the Cuala defence and slots over to put three between them.

They couldn't could they?

Cuala send a goal-kick out over the side-line and Errigal set about another attack.

After some patient build-up Padraig McGirr lands a belter of a score.

Four between them...

Odhran Robinson wins a free and it's his last contribution as he's replaced by Padraig McGirr.

Tommy Canavan sends the resulting free over and that's 0-6 for him now.

Ruairi Canavan leaves an effort on goal short and Cuala break up the field.

But Peter Duffy sends the shot wide and it's Cuala's fifth.

What a score from Cuala and it's simply two kicks of the ball.

Ryan Scollard finds Peter Duffy, who bursts through to point.

Cuala kick their fourth wide of the contest.

Errigal go down the other end and kick their third.

Eoin Kelly replaces Ciaran McGinley on the Errigal team.

Tiernan Colhoun prevents a clear goal scoring opportunity and Errigal break only for an aimless ball inside ending the counter.

Ruairi Canavan lands a free for Errigal after Mick Fitzsimons is adjudged to have touched the ball on the ground.