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For the second year in a row, the Joe McDonagh Cup final delivered a truly memorable encounter that provided absolutely everything – individual heroics, drama, controversy, a momentous comeback, a last ditch winner, bitter heartbreak, and of course delirium for Carlow player and supporters, who earned their return to the Leinster hurling championship.
It's a long way to the top, as both Carlow and ACDC can confirm.
Jason Sampson is just about old enough to remember the most recent of Offaly's four All-Ireland hurling final triumphs. Or at least he thinks he is.
Carlow inflicted Tailteann Cup heart-break on Oisin McConville's Wicklow when a late Jonah Dunne point completed an inspired comeback from Niall Carew’s men and gained revenge for the Leinster championship defeat by the same opposition only a few short weeks ago.
Carlow have qualified for the second Joe McDonagh Cup final. At their home patch in Netwatch Cullen Park on Saturday they put a severely weakened Offaly team to the sword with the visitors hardly putting up a fight.
Carlow veteran Darragh Foley believes that a two-tier championship system is sufficient enough to give all counties a viable chance of claiming silverware.
Carlow ran out 13-point winners over Down in Ballycran to put themselves right in the hunt for an All-Ireland SHC place next weekend against Offaly.
Neighbours Carlow and Laois produced an epic Joe McDonagh Cup third round tie on Saturday.