You would have to travel a long way to find a more successful GAA club than Ballymacarbry ladies.

 

Last Sunday, Ballymacarbry incredibly won their 35th consecutive Waterford senior ladies football title by beating neighbours Comeragh Rangers at Kilmacthomas.

 

When Ballymacarbry - which is a small village situated between Clonmel and Dungarvan - won the first of their county titles in 1981, they were managed by current Westmeath hurling boss Michael Ryan, who guided them to numerous county, Munster and All-Ireland successes thereafter. Fittingly, Michael's wife Catherine is a selector on the team, with daughters Michelle and Louise forming the midfield partnership and Sinead lining out at full forward.

The victorious Ballymac ladies, county champions for the 35th time. #35inarow pic.twitter.com/U6SvGLkYYn

- Ballymacarbry LGFC (@BallymacLGFC) September 18, 2016