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Published 15:52 18 Dec 2021 GMT
Updated 16:20 18 Dec 2021 GMT
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Úna in particular doesn't even have any cartilage in her knee, and you could see from the beginning that both of her legs are heavily strapped up.
You would be forgiven for thinking that maybe she shouldn't have been on the pitch if she needs that much medical help just to be out there, but not only did she prove to be durable, the full forward was unstoppable.
After two first half goals from Úna and Shelley Kehoe, Oulart the Ballagh continued their handy habit of finding the back of the net in the second half.
Two more onion bag busters from Úna completed her hat-trick, including an inventive little bit of improvisation, when she kicked the sliotar soccer style off the ground when it was presented in front of her, to slot it into the opposition goal.
Sarsfields never gave up and fought until the end to stay in the game but eventually, it was Oulart the Ballagh who deserved to be champions, and add yet another club All-Ireland to their fantastic trophy haul.
SCORERS FOR OULART-THE BALLAGH: Ú Leacy 3-0; Shelley Kehoe 1-3; U Jacob 0-3(2fs); K Gallagher, A Curran 0-1 each
SCORERS FOR SARSFIELDS: S McGrath 1-2(0-1f); C McGrath 0-3(2fs, 1 45); K Donohue 1-0; N McGrath, O McGrath 0-2 each
OULART-THE BALLAGH: Lauren Sinnott, M Leacy, A Brennan, K Roche, A Dunne, C Storey, M O’Dowd, Stacey Kehoe, A Curran, K Gallagher, Shelley Kehoe, Louise Sinnott, Ú Leacy, U Jacob, Shauna Sinnott
SARSFIELDS: L Glynn, R Kelly, K Gallagher, L Ward, J Daly, A Deeley, T Kenny, N McGrath, C McGrath, K Donohue, O McGrath, S Spellman, S Corcoran, S McGrath, M Cooney. Subs: R Murray for Deeley (34), C Kenny for Daly (45)
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