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“Light the bonfires we’re coming home,” declared Mullinalaghta captain Shane Mulligan as the all-conquering history makers celebrated their triumph in today’s AIB Leinster Club Senior Football Championship Final.
ALSO READ: Dreams do come true! Mighty Mullinaghta crowned Leinster champions as brilliant Gary Rogers penalty slays Kilmacud Crokes
Mullinalaghta were truly heroic and their memorable deeds will provide Longford GAA with a huge fillip.
ALSO WATCH: Man of the Match Patrick Fox reveals Mullinalaghta ‘weren’t going to die wondering’
Remarkably, in 1968 Longford won their only Leinster Senior Football Championship title and fifty years on, the county now has a club worthy to call provincial champions.
ALSO WATCH: Mullinalaghta supremo Mickey Graham hails work ethic of his terrific players
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