Three weeks after the initial Christy Ring Cup final - which was shrouded in controversy after the referee made an error in the recording of the score - today saw the replay of the game between Meath and Antrim.
And well-worth the wait it was - especially for Meath fans.
After that first game, Meath fans thought they had won their first ever title in inter-county hurling's second tier competition - it turned out the game had actually been a draw rather than a one-point win for the Royal County.
Three weeks later, after extra-time, Meath emerged victorious - this time legitimately - by a one-point margin.
Congratulations to @MeathGAA Christy Ring Cup Champions!! pic.twitter.com/lY5kGHiP4D
— The GAA (@officialgaa) June 25, 2016
It was an epic game. One which saw a total of nine goals and 38 points.
In regular time, it looked like Meath had done enough to claim victory. That was until a Darren Hamill goal in the fifth minute of injury time.
GOAL Antrim! Christy Ring Cup Hurling Final (FT): @AontroimGAA 4-12 @MeathGAA 3-15
— The GAA (@officialgaa) June 25, 2016
In extra-time, Antrim led by two with six minutes remaining. However, Meath would hit three unanswered points - the winner from Steven Clynch in the 93rd minute of the game.
LATEST Christy Ring Cup Hurling Final - Extra Time (14 mins): @AontroimGAA 5-17 @MeathGAA 4-18
— The GAA (@officialgaa) June 25, 2016
Extended highlights of the game can be seen Monday night on TG4.
We're Christy ring Champions @MeathGAA 4.21 @AontroimGAA 5.17 what a day amazing
— Meath GAA (@MeathGAA) June 25, 2016
