Clare 1-12 Cavan 2-9: A pointed free by Cavan full-forward Bryan Magee two minutes into extr- time shared the spoils on league opening day. But Clare will feel they left this Division 2 tie behind them.

Following their 12-point McGrath Cup win over Waterford in Meelick on Saturday, Clare manager Colm Collins says it would make sense to double up their January 14 tie with Cork, rather than play each other on successive weeks.

Kerry ... 1-17, Clare ... 2-8: Kerry will play Waterford in the Munster U21 football semi-final next Wednesday after this less than convincing quarter-final win over Clare, reports Eoghan Cormican from Austin Stack Park.

Tipperary 0-16 Clare 2-9: Brendan Martin shattered Clare’s dreams of a first Electric Ireland Munster Minor football final appearance in 21 years at Semple Stadium last night.

Clare 2-11 Limerick 0-5: Clare qualified for a semi-final spot in the Munster MFC against Tipperary on May 13 after ousting Limerick at Cusack Park, Ennis last evening.

KERRY 0-14 CLARE 0-3: In a lifeless encounter in front of 1,962 souls, Kerry were erratic in front of goal, error-prone and lazy in the tackle.

UCC 0-15 CIT 0-15 (aet)

Dr Crokes 1-15 East Kerry 1-9

East Kerry easily brushed aside the weak challenge posed by Gneeveguilla in their Kerry SFC clash played at Fitzgerald Stadium on Sunday.

St Eunan’s College, Letterkenny 3 De La Salle, Waterford 1

The joyful scenes that greeted Rockwell’s 25th Munster Senior Schools Cup victory at Thomond Park yesterday had as much to do with relief as the realisation they had secured their first back-to-back trophies in over 50 years.

The big breakthrough of 1968 is still spoken about with affection by students and staff of St Munchin’s College, who had to watch for years as schools around them racked up Munster Schools Senior Cup titles at their expense.

Holders Rockwell College laid down a marker with an accomplished display to deservedly reach another Avonmore Milk Munster Schools’ Senior Cup final following their victory over Christian Brothers College at Musgrave Park yesterday.

Rockwell College put their Avonmore Milk Munster Schools Senior Cup title on the line at Musgrave Park today (3pm) when they go head-to-head with Christian Brothers College, Cork for a place in this year’s final.

Holders Rockwell dealt admirably with the awful weather conditionsprevailing at Clanwilliam Park, Tipperary, yesterday to emerge decisive victors over Castletroy in the quarter-final of the Avonmore Milk Munster Schools Senior Cup.

The knockout stages of the Avonmore Munster Schools Senior Cup arrive with four attractive quarter-final matches over the next two days.

ALL six forwards and two half-backs found the range for Sligo champions Tourlestrane as they booked a Connacht club semi-final against St Brigid’s of Roscommon next month.

THEY like their barnstorming number eights in Rockwell College, and Luke Cahill appears to have all the weaponry in his arsenal to follow in the footsteps of Denis Leamy and Paddy Butler.

2003 All-Star Adrian Sweeney has been drafted into the Donegal side for Sunday's Ulster SFC final against Armagh (Croke Park, throw-in 2.15pm).

Tralee CBS 4-19 ISK 0-6

Donegal manager Brian McEniff has named Eamonn McGee in his side for Sunday's SFC qualifier against Cavan, after the Sligo IT defender's leg responded well to intensive physiotherapy.

Donegal manager Brian McEniff has made no changes to his side ahead of Sunday's All-Ireland SFC qualifier date with Wicklow.

Armagh 3-11 Donegal 1-10

Ulster champions Armagh take on the side they beat in last year’s final, Donegal, in Clones today.

Donegal boss Brian McEniff has handed teenager Michael Boyle his senior championship debut for Sunday's Ulster SFC semi-final clash with champions Armagh at Clones.

2003 Allstars 6-20, 2004 Allstars 6-9

The 2003 and 2004 All Star football squads - managed by Tyrone's Mickey Harte and John Maughan of Mayo - leave Dublin this morning for Hong Kong ahead of next Saturday's exhibition match between the sides.

Next Saturday's exhibition match between the 2003 and 2004 All Star football squads in Hong Kong will not be played under the new experimental rules.

Thurles CBS 2-15 Coláiste Chríost Rí 1-2

Armagh 3-15 Donegal 0-11

All roads lead south today as Armagh and Donegal face off in the Ulster football final in front of a sell-out crowd at Croke Park.

Donegal have made one change from the side that shocked All-Ireland champions Tyrone in the semi-final for the Ulster final against Armagh on Sunday at Croke Park.

Donegal 1-11 Tyrone 0-9

Tyrone boss Mickey Harte has welcomed back his captain fantastic Brian Dooher to the first team ahead of Sunday's Ulster semi-final clash with Donegal.

Both Donegal and Antrim have opted to hand out championship debuts ahead of Sunday's Ulster SFC clash in Ballybofey.

Rising Donegal star Stephen McDermott has been passed fit to face Armagh in Sunday's All Ulster semi-final tie at Croke Park.

Donegal boss Brian McEniff has recalled experienced defender Damien Diver to the county fold ahead of Sunday's All-Ireland quarter-final replay clash with Galway in Castlebar.

Donegal 0-14, Galway1-11

Donegal boss Brian McEniff has recalled Mark Crossan and Christy Toye to his starting lineup for tomorrow's All-Ireland qualifier with Down in Clones.

Donegal 1-17 Longford 1-11