AHEAD of schedule, Fairview Rangers were crowned Premier League Champions, a title they won last year after a break of over 20 years.
It came after nearest challengers Ballynanty Rovers could only manage a 3-3 draw at Mungret Regional.
The Fran Mullaly Trophy was presented to the Blues on Sunday morning at The Fairgreen after the concluding round fixture with Balla, which resulted in a 4-1 win for the home team.
Goals came through Shane Duggan, Josh McCarthy, and Darragh Rainsford, while there was also an OG.
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Leon Kirrane was on the mark for the visitors.
Meanwhile, Fairview and surprise packets Janesboro contest the prized Lawson Cup Final at Jackman Park this Friday, kick-off 7pm.
The Shane Clarke-captained ‘Boro surprised Ballyanty Rovers in the semi-final (after a dramatic penalty shootout), while the ‘View skipped past Pike Rovers, 3-0 in the other semi.
Fairview is also former home of talented Jenna Slattery (22), who won a Scottish Premier League medal with Hearts over the Bank Holiday Weekend.
In the Healy-Webb Cup Final, Carew Park surprised Moyross 3-2 at Jackman Park.
For Carew, the goals came through Pat Aherne, Callum Murphy and Pat Boyle, with a cheeky lob of the goalkeeper.
Meanwhile, in the Desmond Cup (West Limerick) Final, Broadford United completed a historic three-in-a-row with a 1-0 win over Newcastle West Town at Mick Hanly Park, Askeaton.
The precious goal arrived in stoppage time from alert teenager Adam O’Kelly.