UL were crowned Fitzgibbon Cup winners for the fourth time in five years on Friday.
Offaly hurler Adam Screeney says he was delighted when he heard the Fitzgibbon Cup final was being played at Croke Park.
The Kilcormac Killoughey man played the full 60 minutes for UL as they were crowned the 2026 winners with a 4-30 to 3-21 win over Mary I on Friday evening.
It's the fourth time in five years that the Limerick side have won the national title.
Laois' Iain Shanahan was also brought on as a late sub.
Screeney says it's a privilege to play in Croke Park:
Adam Screeney and Limerick's Adam English spoke to Midlands 103's Liam White after the game in Croke Park on Friday:
There Should Be A Big Crowd For Offaly Laois Next Weekend - Brian Gavin
Buccaneers Travel To Galwegians For Final Game Of AIL Season
Athlone Town Look To Maintain Unbeaten Home Record
Laois And Offaly Face Off In Leinster U20 Hurling Championship
Athlone Town Confirm Trio To Remain In Charge Of Women's Side
Patsy Joyce Gearing Up For World Boxing Cup In Brazil
Westmeath's Jessica Hennessy Helps Bournemouth Lift Silverware
Athlone Town Kick Off All Island Cup
Westmeath U20s Bounce Back While Laois Drop Out
Laois, Offaly And Westmeath In Action In U20 Football Championship
Westmeath Take Down Dublin In Leinster Minor Football Championship
Buccaneers Beaten By Sligo In Penultimate Game Of The Season
Westmeath Host Dublin In Leinster Minor Football Championship
Laois Hurling Captain Says Winning Games Vital For Confidence
Dana Scheriff Stars As Athlone Town Lay Down Marker At Bohemians
Westmeath Ladies Finish League Campaign With Victory Over Cavan
Shane Lowry Lands Hole In One At Houston Open
Laois Defeat Kerry To Win Division Two Hurling League Final
Cork City Prove Too Strong For Athlone Town