The Dr Harty Cup is heading back to Ennis after St Flannan’s College claimed their 22nd title in Mallow today, their first since 2005.

It will be an all-Cork Dr Harty Cup semi-final, and a repeat of last year’s decider after champions Midleton CBS got the better of DLS College in Dungarvan to set up a penultimate round against Christians Brothers College.

Glen Rovers eased into their fourth Cork SHC final in six years courtesy of this facile victory over an outclassed Carrigtwohill side.

Tom Barron was the hero of the hour as Waterford ended a 13-year wait for a Munster championship win at Fraher Field last night.

AIB All-Ireland Club IHC final

CORK 4-18 KILKENNY  3-21: Brian Cody does not believe Kilkenny’s championship efforts will be hindered by the 11-week layoff leading into their Leinster opener.

ALL-IRELAND SHC FINAL REPLAY:

Kilkenny 2-13 Limerick 0-17

Aghada 1-11 St Vincent’s 1-8

An embarrassing oversight has prevented Waterford hurler Brian O’Sullivan from appealing a two-match ban. The forward picked up the suspension retrospectively following Waterford’s Munster SHC quarter-final defeat by Cork last Sunday week.

Carrigtwohill 1-21 Bride Rovers 2-13

Kilkenny 2-25 Tipperary 1-27 (aet)

Kilkenny continue the policy of rotation for tomorrow’s Allianz Hurling League Division 1 final in Semple Stadium (throw-in 3.30pm).

Wexford 2-16 Kilkenny 4-22

WEXFORD 2-16 KILKENNY 4-22

Kilkenny 4-22 Waterford 0-14

Galway footballers have suffered a massive blow with the news that Michael Meehan will not feature in this year’s championship.

Dublin 1-22 Kilkenny 3-13 Dublin picked up their second win of the National Hurling League Division 1A thanks to a storming first-half half display against Kilkenny.

Carrickshock 4-14 Shamrocks 2-14

Bishopstown 3-17 Carrigtwohill 4-12 (aet)

Carbery 1-10 Aghada 0-08

ALL-IRELAND SHC QUARTER-FINAL

Cork 0-19 Kilkenny 0-14

Cork have made two changes in personnel and several positional switches for Sunday’s Munster SHC final clash with Limerick at the Gaelic Grounds from the side that beat Clare in the semi-final.

Cork have named the same side that beat Clare in the Munster SFC semi-final for Sunday’s provincial decider against Kerry.

Dublin 1-16 Kilkenny 0-16

Tyrone manager Mickey Harte will give debuts to three players in tomorrow’s All-Ireland SFC qualifier clash with Offaly in O’Connor Park in Tullamore (3pm).

Aghada 1-08 Newmarket 0-09

Kilkenny 1-24 Galway 1-17

Clare 1-15 Kilkenny 3-10,

Michael Rice will make his first start for Kilkenny tomorrow since suffering a horror hand injury in last year’s All-Ireland SHC semi-final victory over Tipperary.

Tipperary 2-17 Kilkenny 1-19

Galway 3-11 Kilkenny 0-17

Galway 3-11 Kilkenny 0-17, Pearse Stadium

Fullen Gaels (Lancashire) 1-12 Bredagh (Down) 1-04

Cork 4-16 Cork IT 1-17

Fullen Gaels (Lancashire) 0-17Calry/St Joseph’s (Sligo) 0-12 (AET)

Galway 2-13 Kilkenny 0-19

Kilkenny and Galway have both made one change from their respective semi-final wins for tomorrow’s All-Ireland SHC final.

Carrigtwohill 1-13 Glen Rovers 0-14

They were made to sweat before they could think of a last eight clash with Avondhu, but O’Donovan Rossa just about squeaked past spirited Aghada in Saturday night’s Cork SFC fourth round clash at rain-lashed Brinny.

Kilkenny 4-16 Limerick 1-16

Noel Hickey replaces injured JJ Delaney in the only Kilkenny change from the team that beat Dublin for tomorrow’s Leinster final against Galway.

This was to be hurling’s own Rumble in the Jungle, a seismic clash of two heavyweights in the Leinster senior hurling semi-final.

Newmarket are full of surprises.

Kilkenny 2-21 Dublin 0-9

Kerry were pushed all the way by a determined Tipperary side in an absorbing Munster JFC quarter-final clash at MacDonagh Park, Nenagh on Saturday.

Inspired by county star Niall McCarthy, 2011 Cork SHC champions Carrigtwohill got the defence of their title off to a good start in Páirc Uí Rinn on Saturday evening but they were tested all the way by the 2011 Premier IHC champions Courcey Rovers.

Kilkenny 1-20 Clare 0-14