Corks Sports Sunday 01/11 Donoughmore manager Barry Holland post match v Dripsey

Absolutely overwhelmed.

It's probably one of the joyous days for the parish, for the club, and for the whole community in Dunamore.

We've knocked on this door in 33, 35, 45, 52, 2008, 2001, and 2013.

And we lost seven coming into today, so today's a bad zone, a little bit of pressure, because we wanted to create our own history with this group of players.

And finally, we have just got over the line.

Yes, just got over the line, Barry, having lost seven previous finals.

But your captain there, Colin McCallum, he credited you there two years ago on changing the mindset of this group.

I look 100%.

Look, they came to me to know would I try to get involved, and I said I would get involved.

And we helped out, and I think we built a fantastic foundation.

That was the most important thing that we felt was that we got the right foundations right and the right people in and got the whole backroom staff and everybody working together.

But that's just not me in any way.

Obviously, most of this credit is going to be going down to the players.

But equally, one man that we brought in to the club, Barry Hackett from the Glen.

And I would say what he gave us from day one Probably what this group and maybe what the club has been maybe lacking, maybe in hurling, from a hurling perspective, was the word belief.

He really gave us this sense of, why can't we win? And I think that's probably testament to know from where he has come from with the Glen.

And he just gave us that little bit of belief that we're never beaten.

We're never, never, never beaten.

I think that showed here again today, look, when we were down.

It showed again in the league final against Grenada.

With two, three minutes to go, we were down.

And we got off the line again.

So, look, there's great credit.

But, look, I'm only just one person.

There's a whole back from staff.