Two Cork hurlers won both senior and intermediate club Championships in 2017

This doesn't happen too often.

What a week it's been for Aghada pair Will Leahy and Cian Fleming. Last Sunday, both played a pivotal role in divisional side Imokilly's first Cork senior triumph in 19 years. Fleming scored a game-changing first-half goal, while Leahy was deadly from placed balls all day, as the east Cork side raised their first Seán Óg Murphy Cup since 1998. https://twitter.com/sportsfile/status/922149646046253057 Imokilly is a side comprised of players from the smaller clubs of east county Cork, who come together to play in the Cork senior hurling Championship, and it's seen as a nursery-type service for Cork hurling. https://twitter.com/CobhGAA15/status/922196700479016960 You have players from small clubs like St Ita's, with Cork senior Seamus Harnedy captaining the side, players from Castlemartyr, from Fr O'Neill's, Castlelyons, Cloyne, Cobh, Lisgoold, St Catherine's, from Aghada and from other clubs. The two panel members from Aghada, Fleming and Leahy, went on to make a great week an even better one on Saturday, when they completed the historic feat of winning Cork senior and intermediate hurling medals in the one year. https://twitter.com/PaudieP/status/924381558919876608 Aghada defeated Éire Óg comfortably on a scoreline of 0-16 to 0-9 on Saturday evening in the Cork intermediate hurling final, with their two Imokilly panelists proving the difference between the two sides, scoring eight points between them and firing their parish to their first ever adult county hurling title. It was no wonder the celebrations were so ecstatic, with parishioners young and old joining the team on the Páirc Uí Rinn surface in a victory huddle. https://twitter.com/AghadaLGFC/status/924341452834004998 That's how a county title should be celebrated, that's pure class. Some going for the two lads.