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Kilkenny supporters turned out in force in Croke Park on Sunday to see the Cats thwart Galway and win their sixth consecutive Leinster title.
GAA HQ was a sea of black and amber for the affair, with many making the trip to cheer on the county. They were duly rewarded, and the Bob O'Keeffe Cup returned Noreside for another year, with goals from TJ Reid and Mossy Keoghan proving crucial.
There are still celebrations to savour this week before thoughts turn to an All-Ireland semi-final on Sunday, July 6 in Croke Park. The opposition will be Dublin, Kildare or familiar foes Limerick.
Pictures: Kilkenny triumph in Leinster final after Galway threaten second-half revival
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