CBC ...15, PBC ... 0: Two second half tries from CBC winger Aaron Leahy proved totally decisive as his side earned themselves a deserved place in the final of the Clayton Munster Schools Junior Cup replay win over old rivals at Musgrave Park today.

A look ahead to all the weekend’s action around Cork...

Cork 1-14 Tipperary 1-11: A sharper Cork side, spearheaded by the impressive Damien Gore and Mark Buckley up front, had a touch too much class for Tipperary in this Munster MFC quarter-final last night in Páirc Uí Rinn.

Cork 3-7 Galway 3-4 (All-Ireland U14): The 34th edition of the Tony Forristal tournament opened at 10am on Saturday, and 10 hours later, Cork and Galway still didn’t want to go home.

St. Nicholas 1-5 Dohenys 0-7 (Cork SFC Replay): Fortunate to earn a replay last week, St. Nicholas made no mistake this time when beating Dohenys by the narrowest of margins in Bandon yesterday to reach the last eight of the county SFC.

A prisoner under psychiatric care found hanging in his cell at Limerick prison, was not on suicide watch, an inquest has heard.

An “almost suicidal” man who held an imitation handgun under a man’s chin wanted gardai to shoot him, a court has heard.

Conditions for the final day of the ASM Marine Frostbite League at Kinsale Yacht Club on Sunday morning did not look promising initially but by race time the south-westerly breeze had strengthened to a welcome force three.

Despite early indications that a repeat of the previous two weeks’ unseasonal lack of wind would once again threaten to interrupt the league programme, the ASM Frostbite Series continued on Sunday at Kinsale Yacht Club.

A force 4-5 moderate to fresh northerly breeze heralded the start of the 2012 ASM Marine KYC Frostbite Series at Kinsale Harbour last Sunday.

IT’S a dodgy date dreaded by the superstitious. But an enterprising West Cork town is planning to make its own good luck next “Friday the 13th” — and boost local business in the process.

A teenager, who was caught rolling up a cannabis joint at the Dublin Children’s Courthouse, has been fined €50 today.

Hustle has taken a while to find his stride but connections have high hopes for the youngster after he found the winner’s enclosure in division two of the Happy Birthday Bob Hacking Maiden Stakes at Lingfield.

New Charlton boss Iain Dowie could be faced with a £1m (€1.5m) compensation claim from his former employers Crystal Palace.

ST. FINBARR’S edged out Killeagh, 1-17 to 2-13, in a nailbiting Evening Echo Cork County SHC first round tie at Midleton on Saturday.

Garryowen 15 Co Carlow 14

Co Carlow 28 Galwegians 32

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Carlow and DLSP will both be bidding to win their first Leinster Senior Cup at Donnybrook this evening (7pm).

IRISH rugby is not the preserve of the traditional areas like Dublin, Cork, Belfast and Limerick. There is a place in the game for everybody, or at least there should be in spite of the campaign to get rid of Connacht, and anybody disputing that point of view ought to have been at Thomond Park on Saturday.

Co Carlow retained their Division One status for next season with a 41-26 victory over UL/Bohemians in a 10-try thriller at Thomond Park.

Full-back Billy Murphy and flanker Daniel Mallon are definitely out and three-quarters Mark Buckley and Michael Sweetman are doubtful for Carlow's trip to league leaders Galwegians.

Buccaneers 23 Co Carlow 15

County Carlow 24 Terenure 6

Carlow suffered only their second defeat in seven games when they went down to Blackrock in an exciting finish at Stradbrook.

Carlow continued their rise through the ranks of Irish rugby with this hard-earned away win against Terenure at Lakelands Park.