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St Ryangh's added even more silverware to their already amazing collection on Saturday when they won they retained their Leinster Club Intermediate Camogie title.
Less than a month after winning the 2020 All Ireland Club Intermediate title, St Rynagh's defeated old rivals Myshall by 6-8 to 1-5 in Kinnegad on Saturday.
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