As Ballycastle turns into a sea of green and gold, Keelan Molloy is ready to collect the silverware.

A great day for Dunloy who return to the top of the hurling tree in Antrim, following up from last year's success with the big ball.

We will sign off from our live updates there but we have a report and reaction to come on the BBC Sport NI website & app.

For now, enjoy the rest of your Sunday.

A four-year wait is over for Dunloy who claim the Volunteer Cup for the 17th time - drawing level with Ballycastle on the overall roll of honour.

Six points the difference and that is what Dunloy bagged during their purple patch midway through the opening half.

Seaan Elliott and Conal Cunning were excellent, but a strong defensive effort saew them through as Cushendall put the pressure on in the second period.

They will enjoy this one but attention will turn to Ulster as they face Portaferry in a fortnight.

That is it and Dunloy are champions!

Ryan McCambridge fires one into towards the penalty area but ovrecooks it for a wide. Looking good for Dunloy now.

Referee Mark O'Neill reverses the decision after consulting his umpire and Dunloy instead can clear.

A huge stop by Ryan Elliott from Joseph McLaughlin. A goal would really give life to Cushendall but they now have a free-in...

Tom McFerran with another for Dunloy and they have a healthy lead as we go into added time.

Free-in for Dunloy and there's a sense they could use the score to steady themselves. Conal Cunning delivers.

Dunloy with a chance to put this one to bed but Luke McFerran fumbles as space opens up in front.

Neil McManus with an opportunity for a point from a long-range free but opts to drill it inside. Dunloy hold firm and clear as Paul Shiels comes in to help them down the stretch.

Thomas McLaughlin has an advantage but blasts over to narrow the gap.

Just like that, a foul for overcarrying is punished by Conal Cunning.

We're into the final 13 minutes and while Cushendall have managed to get on the front foot a little more, they are yet to breach the Dunloy defence.

Cushendall need something to turn this around and have have opted to introduce physical presence of Sean McAfee.

Keelan Molloy's switch out to wing-forward pays off as he lands a beauty but Joseph McLaughlin replies with a corker of his own.

Dunloy come out of defence and win a free with Cunning converting brilliantly and now their lead is up to seven.

The first card of the day is flashed at Fiontan Bradley for a rather, erm, robust challenge.

A fine Dunloy score as Nigel Elliott is given the advantage and finds younger brother Seaan for his fifth of the day.

Conal Cunning from a free for Dunloy as they strike back.