St Francis College Rochestown in Cork will look to cap a season to remember as they take on Mayo’s Rice College in the All-Ireland final today — the Dr Tony O’Neill Senior National Cup final (U19).

A gallery of photographs from the GloHealth Munster Schools Cross Country, held at Tramore Valley Park, Cork City on Thursday, February 11.

Midleton CBS 4-8St. Flannan’s 3-8

Clare’s player strengths lie in the fact that they are high achievers on the field and off it, according to the county’s coach Louis Mulqueen.

REBEL ÓG MONTHLY SPORTS AWARDS

St Francis College, Rochestown (Cork)2-8Rice College, Westport (Mayo)1-5

Up the brow of the first hill it was clear Síofra Cléirigh Buttner had her sixth consecutive Aviva All-Ireland Schools Cross Country gold medal ready to be draped over her neck on a challenging course at Cork IT.

The Harty Cup has been competed for since 1918 so it’s hardly a surprise that there have been eight one-county derby finals.

Cusack Park in Ennis is the headquarters of Clare GAA, the field on which the All-Ireland senior hurling champions of 2013 were fired and forged.

Three exam students are being hailed as heroes after they rescued a woman from a river in Co Clare.

MARTIN CONNOLLY and Paul Jordan have stepped down as Mayo selectors.

AN INSPIRED performance by Colm Egan, brother of Westlife’s Cian, was not enough for Sligo Grammar at the Sportsgrounds yesterday.

Jack Keane is the new President of the Association of Secondary Teachers of Ireland.

The heartbroken family of a Mayo man killed while serving with the Royal Marines in Afghanistan were expecting him home before Christmas.

A NEW Japanese computer game in which players “shoot” their character in the head has caused a storm of controversy since its release.

Counsellors were working with teenagers at a school in Co Mayo tonight after a 15-year-old boy was found dead a week after a fellow pupil took his own life.

Children are being counselled today after one of their classmates was found dead in their school grounds.

DAVID McCARTHY (St Augustine’s) romped away with the senior boys’ title at the KitKat Munster Schools cross-country championships in Dungarvan on Saturday.

Munster 8 Connacht 11

Midleton CBS 1-14 Rice College 0-3

Mitchelstown CBS 3-5 Nagle Rice (Doneraile) 1-9

RACHEL AKERS (Scariff CC), who won both the senior girls discus and hammer at the Kit Kat Irish schools championships in Tullamore last year, begins to defend her titles at CIT in Bishopstown tomorrow at the Kit Kat Munster schools championships, starting at 9.30am.