Dunloy have claimed their fifth Antrim Senior Hurling Championship title in eight seasons following a hard-fought victory over Cushendall at McQuillan Park in Ballycastle.
The match ended with Dunloy scoring 1-19 while Cushendall managed only 1-13, securing the win for the former champions who had been without a title since 2022.
Cushendall captain Eoghan Campbell and Bradley maintained pressure throughout the contest, keeping the score ticking over in an attempt to narrow the gap.
A late free kick by Neil McManus reduced Cushendall's deficit to just five points at half-time when Dunloy led 1-11 to 0-9.
McLaughlin threatened a goal in the final minutes but was denied by goalkeeper Ryan Elliott and a covering defender as Dunloy held firm.
Cushendall struggled to generate clear-cut chances, with Aaron Crawford producing a crucial block to prevent Bradley from converting a potential scoring opportunity.
Dunloy responded through Nicky McKeague before substitute Tom McFerran added another point in stoppage time to ensure Cushendall could not catch up.
Conal Cunning extended Dunloy's advantage immediately after the restart, though McManus and McLaughlin briefly reduced the margin to four points.
Cushendall dominated possession for much of the second half, with Cunning's accuracy from placed balls helping them build an eight-point lead midway through.
Brian Delargy's side eventually found a breakthrough when McManus drove a close-range free low into the net in the 56th minute.
Substitutes Tom McFerran, Paul Shiels and Barry Scott entered for Dunloy while Sean McAfee replaced McCambridge for Cushendall during the match.
The final tally saw Conchur MacAlastair as the top scorer for Cushendall with 0-6, while Conal Cunning led Dunloy with 0-9.