The 2026 Waterford adult camogie championships came to a close over the weekend, with county titles decided across six grades following a busy two days of finals.

Gailltír claimed the Clannad Care Senior A title with a hard-fought 0-15 to 0-12 victory over defending champions De La Salle on Saturday.

In a closely contested encounter, Gailltír overturned a two-point half-time deficit to secure the county title, completing a remarkable double after also winning the senior ladies’ football championship this year.

St Anne’s were crowned Clannad Care Senior B champions following an emphatic 5-18 to 0-08 victory over Cappoquin.

In the Intermediate B final, Portlaw produced an impressive performance to defeat Dungarvan by 4-12 to 2-06 and secure the championship.

One of the closest contests of the weekend came in the Junior A final, where Ferrybank edged out Ballyduff Upper by the narrowest of margins, winning 1-10 to 1-09.

De La Salle’s second team also enjoyed championship success, claiming the Junior B title with a convincing 1-20 to 1-01 victory over Gailltír’s third team.

Sunday’s action saw Abbeyside crowned Intermediate A champions following a dramatic extra-time victory over Clonea.

Abbeyside finished with 0-18 to Clonea’s 1-13, securing a two-point win after extra time.

There were also two relegation finals played on Sunday.

Brickey Rangers secured a 0-13 to 1-04 victory over Lismore in the senior relegation final, while An Rinn defeated Gailltír by 1-09 to 1-02 in the intermediate relegation decider.

The results bring the curtain down on the 2026 Waterford adult camogie championships, with Gailltír, St Anne’s, Abbeyside, Portlaw, Ferrybank and De La Salle all celebrating county titles.