Belfast City Hall lights up to celebrate Antrim's Joe McDonagh Cup success

Antrim players celebrate after winning the Joe McDonagh Cup. ©INPHO/Morgan Treacy.

Belfast City Hall has hurling fever.

The iconic building was lit up in yellow tonight to celebrate Antrim's recent Joe McDonagh Cup success.

The Saffron County claimed a first ever title in the second tier All-Ireland competition with victory over Kerry in the final at Croke Park last month, in the process confirming their return to the Liam MacCarthy Cup after a six-year absence.

City Hall will be lit in yellow this evening to mark Antrim's hurling victory in the Joe McDonagh Cup last month. #BelfastLightsAtNight pic.twitter.com/6ApWV6yUCM

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