The lads battled through difficult wet and windy conditions in a very competitive group featuring Ballyfad, Duffry Rovers and Inistioge to qualify for the Martin Codd Shield and a quarter-final against Glynn-Barntown.
In a thrilling quarter-final, Askamore edged Glynn-Barntown by a single point, with Tom Buttle calmly slotting over the winning score in the final minute.
The semi-final against Bannow produced an incredible finish. Trailing by five points with just a minute remaining, Harry Ruth fired a low 65 to the net before Conor Devereux intercepted the resulting puck-out, burst through the defence and blasted the ball into the net to complete a dramatic comeback and secure a place in the final.
The final against a strong Faythe Harriers side was another fiercely contested battle. Every player played their part, with Jack Doyle outstanding in defence and Logan Flemming making a number of excellent saves in goal throughout the day. Askamore showed great determination to hold on for a deserved two-point victory and lift the Martin Codd Shield.
A huge congratulations to all the players on a fantastic achievement. A sincere thank you to the coaches, parents and supporters who braved the awful weather throughout the day to cheer on the team - your encouragement and support made a huge difference.
A special thank you also to Rathnure St Anne’s GAA Club, along with all the organisers and volunteers, for hosting a brilliant competition and for all the hard work that went into making the day such a success.
Well done to everyone involved - a memorable day for Kilrush Askamore.