May 29, 2025 at 7:33pm BST. DERRY captain Cormac O’Doherty reckons the Christy Ring Cup finalists are coming good at just the right time. The Oak Leafers are desperate to avoid a three-in-a-row ...

London edged a tight game at GAA HQ to win the Christy Ring Cup. Devine struck London's only goal and hit 1-12 in total as the Exiles claimed their first title since 2012.

David Devine gave his best display yet in a London jersey, shooting a terrific 1-12, as the Exiles held firm to claim the Christy Ring Cup title 1-27 to 1-24 over Derry.

HUGE ASSET: London hurling manager Neil Rogers has hailed the part played by coach and former Cork star Anthony Nash in their breakthrough Christy Ring Cup success. Pic: Stephen Marken/Sportsfile ...

Derry suffered a third successive Christy Ring Cup Final defeat as they were beaten 1-27 to 1-24 by London at Croke Park. The Oak Leafers lost their previous two deciders against Kildare and Meath ...

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Christy Ring Cup final: London 1-27 Derry 1-24 . London won their first Christy Ring Cup title since 2012 with victory over Derry at Croke Park on Saturday evening.

LONDON were crowned Christy Ring Cup winners on Saturday after victory over Derry in Croke Park. A spanner was thrown in the works for the Exiles’ celebrations as Christy Ring Cup winners whe… ...

Tipperary legend Shane McGrath made an All-Ireland comparison to sum up the farcical situation currently facing Joe McDonagh Cup teams.

Christy Ring Cup final: London 1-27 Derry 1-24. The game was blown up before a late Derry 65 was fully cleared after the fractured four minutes of stoppage time had been played.

DERRY captain Cormac O’Doherty reckons the Christy Ring Cup finalists are coming good at just the right time. The Oak Leafers are desperate to avoid a three-in-a-row of tier-three final defeats ...

Kildare are in their first final while Laois, winners in 2019, were denied promotion by Offaly in last year's decider.