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Published 10:16 20 Sept 2021 BST
"It means everything to get over the line. It's an unbelievable feeling to have broken the barren spell. We were not part of the past, but it means so much to win it for those lads. It's a great feeling," he said.
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"I knew there was a performance in us. We stuck to our guns, set out with a plan and never moved from it. St. Anne's are a great team, they got off to a flier, but we did not panic. It was our first final, who fought hard, worked hard. It means so much to bring a hurling title back to Enniscorthy given its history.
"Look there is such a proud history in the club, my grandfather Martin Doyle and others who had given so much. No doubt they were looking down on us today. I knew there was a big game in us and luckily for us we gave delivered on that expectation today."
L Connolly (2-1); A Tobin (1-3); R Fox (1-2); J Kelly, O Pepper (1-1 each); K Foley, R Mahon (2f), T Mahon (3f) (0-3 each); N Doyle (0-1).
D O'Keeffe (1-5, 1-0 pen. 0-4fs); D O'Brien (0-4); M Furlong (0-3); L Rochford, D Furlong (0-2 each); L Og McGovern (0-1).
A Larkin; N O'Connor, L Ryan, B Edwards; A Roche, J Kelly, K Foley; A Tobin, J Peare; D Redmond, N Doyle, R Mahon; L Connolly, R Fox, O Pepper.
T Mahon for R Mahon (51), D McVeigh for Connolly (57), K Ryan for Pepper (58), T Wall for Redmond (59), O Carty for Doyle (60).
P Brennan; E Ryan, L Schokoman, K Cloney; F O'Driscoll, B Kavanagh, B Moore; D O'Keeffe, A Rochford; M Furlong, L Og McGovern, L Rochford; D Furlong, D O'Brien, J Fogarty,
Subs: M Fogarty for D Furlong (42), P O'Keefe for M Furlong (45), K Whelan for Moore (58).
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