Tradition and the dramatic final of two years ago have made Sunday’s All-Ireland semi-final a sell-out, but it is also the truer All-Ireland semi-final as Kerry and Dublin arrive unbeaten.

There aren’t too many men who have created a sporting legend at Páirc Uí Rinn, Turner’s Cross and Musgrave Park. Perhaps former Cork City manager Noel O’Mahony, who died on Thursday night at the age of 73, is the only one.

St Vincent’s (Cork) 0-7 O’Curry’s (Clare) 0-6

St. Vincent’s 0-12 St. Michael’s 0-11

Attempting to scratch their senior itch has become an annual challenge for St Vincent’s.

St Vincent’s 1-18 Carrigaline 0-05

Despite conceding a sloppy goal just before the half-time whistle, St Vincent’s still had enough scoring power to see off gritty Glenville in this fourth-round contest at Riverstown on Saturday to set up a quarter-final clash with either Ballingeary or Naomh Abán.

A seriously ill drug addict whose concealed syringe pricked two gardaí attempting to arrest her has received a two-year sentence at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court.

CASTLEKNOCK College and St Mary’s College, Carlow, became the first schools to qualify for the last 16 in the Thomas Crosbie Holdings All-Ireland Schools Quiz following last night’s sessions at the Montrose Hotel, Dublin.

St. Vincent’s 3-10 Kilbrittain 1-16

ANTHONY BUCKLEY faces a late fitness test as Cobh Ramblers player/manager Dave Hill attempts to plot the downfall of the FAI Carlsberg Cup holders, Derry City, in the second round replay at St. Colman’s Park tonight (7.45 pm).

Mallow2-13 St Vincent’s2-9

Barry Coughlan

Cork City 2, St. Pat's Athletic 1

Cork City 2 Bray Wanderers 2

Cork City will play their first leg of their Inter toto Cup fixture against Liepajas Metalurgs of Latvia.

Cork City 3 Galway United 1

Goals from Anthony Buckley and Mark Herrick kept Cork City's European dream alive as Rovers' season ended in disappointment.