Four Roads remain on course to claim their sixth county SHC title in succession, but they must wait to learn who their opponents in the October 13 final will be.

Myshall and Four Roads came through two well-contested semi-finals to secure a face-off for the All-Ireland junior club camogie title on Sunday week.

Captain fantastic Ciarán Slevin hit 1-9 as Kilcormac/Killoughey claimed their first Offaly SHC title at O’Connor Park, Tullamore yesterday.

Sarsfields prevailed in a closely-fought Cork Club SHC final at Páirc Uí Chaoimh this afternoon, beating Bishopstown 1-15 to 1-13 to take the title for the third time in five years.

Another 70 minutes separates Donegal from a second All-Ireland title but Paul Durcan believes that whatever happens now, they have finally shed the image of unruly party animals that stalked them for so many years.

A CONTROVERSIAL 48th minute goal by Moycullen corner-forward Christopher Hurney turned the Connacht intermediate hurling final in the Galway champions’ favour in Athleague yesterday.

IN Galway GAA circles, Moycullen buck the trend.

IT has taken some time to manifest itself, but ladies football and camogie are finally being hit by the same unemployment and emigration epidemic which has had such a negative impact on their male counterparts in the GAA.

Four Roads (Roscommon) 1-9 Corofin (Clare) 0-6

ROSCOMMON SHC FINAL:

Cushendall were crowned the first provincial club champions of 2008 thanks to a 1-14 to 1-13 victory over Down champions Ballygalget in the Ulster club SHC final at Casement Park, on a day which saw 13 county finals around the country, and also action in the Ulster and Connacht provincial club championships.

GAA supporters and players alike have been paying tribute to Roscommon hurler Mickey Cunniffe who died at the age of 32 yesterday.

Athenry (Galway) 1-19 Four Roads (Roscommon) 0-9

All-Ireland club hurling champions Birr kept their title charge on course with a narrow Leinster SHC semi-final win over Castletown at Portlaoise yesterday.