St Mary’s 1-15 Skellig Rangers 1-6: St Mary’s claimed their third consecutive South Kerry SFC title with a nine-point win over Skellig Rangers at Con Keating Park, Cahersiveen on Saturday.

Dunboyne (Meath) 1-10 Bantry Blues (Cork) 1-3: They will enjoy this one but new All-Ireland ladies’ junior club football champions, Dunboyne, already have their eyes set on bigger prizes.

Ireland Clubs 12 French Clubs 37: Ireland’s Club team head coach Paul Cunningham was left ruing two unforced errors as France Fédérale left the Aviva with a 25-point victory.

Cork Constitution 13 St Mary’s 15: Luckily for Cork Constitution, they have retained their place in the top four of the Ulster Bank League despite a disappointing home loss to struggling St Mary’s College at Temple Hill on Saturday.

Glanmire 79 DCU Mercy 72: Women’s U18 National Cup final: Glanmire were crowned Women’s U18 National Cup champions after a magnificent final at the National Basketball Arena on Saturday morning.

Cork Constitution 26 Garryowen 22: Munster Senior Cup final: Individual quality contributed handsomely to Cork Constitution’s latest victory.

St Francis Rochestown 1-9 Coláiste na Sceilge 2-4

Terenure College 7 Cork Constitution 21

Cork Constitution 28 Young Munster 16

Cork Constitution 30 Bruff 8

UCD 25 Cork Con 25

Whitechurch 5-5 Inch 2-4

Munster A 27 Moseley 21

Old Belvedere 24 Cork Constitution 8

Cork Constitution 19 UCD 6

Playing on home soil may not be an overwhelming advantage for holders Cork Con in today’s Bateman Cup final against UCD at Temple Hill (2.30pm).

Cork Constitution 10 Young Munster 16

ULSTER BANK AIL DIVISION 1A:

Old Belvedere 3 Cork Constitution 3

Cork Constitution 33 Lansdowne 16

Valley Rovers 2-08 St Michael’s 0-12

St Michael’s 2-16 Macroom 0-11

St Mary’s College 19 Cork Constitution 24

Cork Constitution 7 UL Bohemian 35

Dolphin 24 Cork Constitution 27

Shannon 45 Cork Constitution 26

St Michael’s 2-09 Na Piarsaigh 0-11

Cork Constitution 14 Lansdowne 34

Cork Constitution 12 St Mary’s College 30

Cork Constitution 14 Garryowen 20

Cork Constitution 23 Shannon 15

Cork Constitution 22 Clontarf 20

St Michael’s 3-8 Mallow 0-12

Glanmire condemned Killavullen to junior football with an impressive display of second-half finishing in this Cork IHC relegation play-off in Rathcormac last night.

Dripsey leapt around like spring lambs at the final whistle as if they’d won the championship, and heaven knows what the celebrations would be like if they actually did, but at least they’ll have the chance to do it next year after retaining their intermediate ‘A’ hurling status on Saturday night.

Two straight wins has earned St Michael’s a Cork Premier IFC quarter-final meeting with Kinsale or Clyda Rovers.

A three-goal haul from former Cork senior hurler Diarmuid O’Sullivan helped Cloyne to advance to the fourth round of the Cork IFC at Castlelyons last night.

Kerry South delivered a top drawer performance to stave off a late rally from Kerry North in the Plate final.

Aghada 0-16Blackrock 0-12

Glanworth are back in the Cork IFC after coming through this all-north Cork second round clash at Kilworth yesterday.