ALL-IRELAND COLLEGES SAHC FINAL:

Kenmare Shamrocks (Kerry) 1-23 Kilmacthomas (Waterford) 0-3

Rockchapel 1-8 Mitchelstown 0-6

A legal dispute between AIB and several former senior executives whom the bank accused of secretly scheming to take over its international financial services business has been settled, the Commercial Court has heard.

St Declan’s made it a memorable year for Waterford schools hurling with victory in the Munster SCHC decider in Tipperary on Saturday.

The High Court has granted AIB certain, but not all, orders it sought against its former executives and a rival company the bank claims conspired to take over the clients, business and staff of AIB's International Financial Services (IFS) business.

THE High Court will rule next week on an application by AIB for an injunction against a number of former executives and a rival company the bank claims conspired to take over the clients, business and staff of AIB’s International Financial Services (IFS) business.

The High Court will rule next week on an application by AIB for an injunction against a number of former executives and a rival rival company the bank claims conspired to take over the clients, business and staff of AIB's International Financial Services (IFS) business.

A BUSINESS would be dealt a major blow at a “critical” early stage if AIB was granted a “sweeping injunction” stopping several former senior executives from canvassing any clients.

SEVERAL former executives with an AIB subsidiary acted in acted in “a deliberate, clandestine and unlawful manner” by planning to take over its international financial services business, the High Court heard.

Several former senior executives with an AIB subsidiary acted in "a deliberate, clandestine and unlawful manner" by secretly scheming to take over its international financial services business, the High Court has heard.

Settlement talks have failed to resolve a High Court dispute involving AIB and several of its former senior executives accused by the bank of secretly scheming to take over the clients, business and staff of AIB's international financial services business for their own gain.

AIB is to enter mediation talks with six former executives accused by the bank of secretly scheming to take over the clients, business and staff of AIB’s international financial services business for their own gain, the High Court heard yesterday.

AIB is to enter mediation talks with six former senior executives accused by the bank of secretly scheming to take over the clients, business and staff of AIB's international financial services business for their own gain, the High Court heard today.

A HIGH Court action by AIB against six senior executives accused of secretly scheming to take over the clients, business and staff of the bank’s international financial services business for their own gain has been adjourned until next week.

SIX senior AIB executives secretly and systematically colluded in the preparation and execution of a premeditated strategy to undermine and damage the bank’s International Financial Services business for their own gain, the High Court has heard.

SIX senior AIB executives conspired to undermine and damage the bank’s international financial services section for their own gain, the High Court has heard.

With Irish exports to Britain poised to grow in the wake of Queen Elizabeth’s visit, from businessman Gerry Robinson to TV and radio presenter Terry Wogan, the Irish are making their presence felt there, writes Kyran Fitzgerald

CHARITIES will be invited to collect boxes of cheese for distribution to those in need from November 15.

There was a busy schedule of GAA senior inter-county football and hurling matches around the country today, with the new experimental rules providing more talking points and the compulsory helmets rule in hurling coming into force for the first time.

THE race is on to find the successor to Catherine Buckley as national president of Macra na Feirme.

A SPLENDID four-year-old gelding, Woodfield Indy, won the ridden hunter championship at the 92nd Dungarvan Show for Rosemary Connors, Woodstown, Co Waterford.

INTERESTING to see Kieran Sullivan of Kilmacthomas in Co Waterford and Amanda Sarah Kane of Blackhorse Avenue in Dublin (Irish Examiner letters, October 20) lecture from their respective safe homes the unfortunate people of Rossport, Co Mayo, who feel forced to protest for their families’ safety.

BEATEN county finalists for the last two years, the Nire, cruised to the Waterford SFC quarter-final with a facile win at Leamybrien on Saturday.

CLEARLY unhappy at losing their opening round matches, both Cork and Waterford have made several changes for tonight’s Munster MFC play-off at Fermoy (6.30).

KERRY include four of the St Brendan's team recently beaten in the Corn Uí Mhuirí final for tomorrow night's Munster MFC opener against Limerick at the Gaelic Grounds.

STRADBALLY and rivals Kilmurry/Ibrickane are injury-free for tomorrow's AIB Munster Club SFC final replay in Kilmallock (1.30pm throw in).

TOMORROW’S Dr Harty Cup tie between Farranferris and St Joseph’s (Borrisoleigh) could be a nostalgic affair.

TOMORROW’S Dr Harty Cup tie between Farranferris and St Joseph’s (Borrisoleigh) could be a nostalgic affair.

ONE of the finalists in the 2003-2004 Thomas Crosbie Holdings (TCH) All-Ireland Schools’ Quiz last night got off to a flying start in this year’s competition.

THE meeting of Stradbally and Kilmurry/Ibrickane in the AIB Munster Club SFC final in Thurles on December 5 is only the second time in the history of the provincial championship that no Cork or Kerry team will be involved.

Ardmore 3-12 Kilmacthomas 0-5

WEXFORD star Liam Dunne will meet with manager John Conran next week before making any decision on his inter-county hurling future.

Kilmacthomas 2-12 Dungarvan 2-6

Kilmacthomas 0-8 Dungarvan 0-4

Nire 3-14 Kilmacthomas0-7

Nire 3-14 Kilmacthomas0-7

St Declan’s CC 2 Summerhill Athlone 0

MARK HANRAHAN (Douglas Community School) turned in another power-packed performance to win the Kit Kat Munster Schools senior boys’ cross-country title at St Augustine’s College, Dungarvan, on Saturday and it was a performance to savour.