A first Electric Ireland Munster minor hurling title for Cork since 2008, then, but a post-match warning from manager Denis Ring.

Limerick 0-12 Clare 3-13: A early goal in either half propelled the minor footballers of Clare into their first Munster MFC final since 1994.

Clare 5-11 Waterford 0-6

Kerry unleashed their superior firepower in the opening half of this Electric Ireland Munster MFC quarter-final against a Clare side caught in the headlights in near perfect conditions at the Austin Stack Park last night.

Clare 1-24 Waterford 0-9: A powerful second-half performance saw Clare ease into the Munster Minor Hurling Championship semi-final in front of a crowd of 1,622 at Cusack Park in Ennis last evening.

There were some outstanding performances at yesterday’s well-attended Muskerry Hunt point-to-point fixture at Curraheen and the Declan Queally-trained/ridden Rocky’s Treasure hinted that a bright track career lies in wait by making a stylish winning debut in the five-year-old geldings’ maiden.

Tipperary 2-15 Clare 0-12: A pair of late goals sent Tipperary into the semi-final of the Munster Minor Hurling Championship at Cusack Park, Ennis last evening.

Leinster Senior Cup: Belvedere College 32 Gonzaga College 5

Rhode (Offaly) 2-09 St Patrick’s (Louth) 0-10

St Patrick’s 1-10 Dreadnots 1-08

ODM MUNSTER SENIOR CUP SEMI-FINAL:

Shannon 31 Dolphin 29

Shannon 24 UL Bohemian 22

Sarsfields (Kildare)1-12 St Patrick’s (Louth) 2-6

St Patrick’s (Louth) 1-09 Rhode (Offaly) 1-07

APPEARING in their first Leinster Club SFC tie since a 2007 drubbing at the hands of the same opponents, Louth champions St. Patrick’s provided much stiffer opposition this time and only a point in the last minute of extra-time from Portlaoise defender Conor Boyle spared the hosts’ blushes.

JUST a touch lucky to get a second chance, St Patrick’s made no mistake in yesterday’s Louth SFC final replay, beating Newtown Blues convincingly at Dundalk.

Valley Rovers 0-10 Ballydesmond 0-7

Louth 0-11 DCU 1-14

Stefan Hyde showed a light touch to win ISA All-Ireland Sailing Championship 2007 on Dublin Bay this afternoon.

Contenders for the title of ISA All Ireland Sailing Champion are coming to the fore with six sailors securing their place in Sunday’s final: Athens Olympian Gerard Owens, Maurice O’Connell, David Crosbie, Tom Fitzpatrick, Neil Hegarty and Simon Brien

Louth manager Eamonn McEneaney has made six changes in personnel to his side for tomorrow's All-Ireland SFC first round qualifier against Limerick (Gaelic Grounds, throw-in 7pm).