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Alberta aiming to create test site to support new drilling technologiesNiall O Ceallachain hailed a 'special' triumph as Na Fianna capped a historic night for Dublin clubs at Croke Park with a landmark AIB Leinster club SHC win. No club in Leinster had ever won both provincial titles, senior football and hurling, in their history, before this evening. Just five clubs - UCD, Portlaoise, Ballyboden St Enda's, Kilmacud Crokes and Na Fianna - had even reached both finals before today. Dalkey's Cuala became club number six on that list when they lined out against St Mary's, Ardee in this evening's provincial football final and by winning that game they went a step further as the first club to have won both. The Cuala hurlers previously won Leinster titles in 2016 and 2017. Remarkably, having taken over 50 years for a club to set that record, Na Fianna then matched it within hours when O Ceallachain's hurlers emulated the club's football team of 1999 by winning the Leinster title. Asked how it felt to have matched Cuala's achievement, O Ceallachain smiled. "I think they matched our achievement!" he said. "All joking aside, we were really, really pleased for Cuala. "Obviously for ourselves, we're just delighted. From a club perspective, to have those 10 or 15 minutes in Croke Park afterwards, having won a Leinster senior hurling championship, from where we've come from, I'm just really pleased for everybody in the club, families, all the coaches who put so much work into these lads and other lads across all codes. It's just really a special time for the club and I'm just really, really pleased for everyone." Na Fianna led for the entirety yet were almost reeled in as Kilcormac/Killoughey, the 2013 All-Ireland finalists, got the gap down to just a point with Conor Mahon's goal in the 39th minute. Na Fianna's response? To outscore the Offaly champions by 1-6 to 1-1 in the run-in, boy wonder Adam Screeney pulling back a consolation goal for Kilcormac-Killoughey at the death. "That's what it's all about really, isn't it?" said O Ceallachain of Na Fianna's strong show of character. "At this level, against high class teams, you're going to have periods where you're going well and you're going to have periods where you're taking punches. It's how you respond. "Similar enough to the last day, in the Martin's game, they came back and got a point ahead in that Martin's game, we went down then and got a goal. It was the same this time. That's the character and the resilience, that's what you need."

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