All-Ireland Club IHC quarter-final: Kilburn Gaels (London) 1-10 Mullinavat (Kilkenny) 1-8

Westmeath 2-12 London 1-12

Carlow 2-12 London 0-08

Carlow 4-17 London 2-13

Carlow 4-17 London 2-13

Ballaghaderreen 1-15 Curry 1-7

Emmett Óg Killoe (Longford) 2-13 Navan O’Mahony’s (Meath) 0-8

St Thomas 1-16 Gort 1-15

Navan O’Mahonys 1-11 Wolfe Tones 0-07

Gort 0-09 St Thomas 0-09

Ballaghaderreen 1-09 Ballintubber 0-04

An injury to talisman Joe Canning took the gloss off Limerick IT’s impressive Fitzgibbon Cup quarter-final victory in Moylish yesterday.

In the first 15 minutes of this Fitzgibbon Cup clash at the DCU Sportsground yesterday, GMIT displayed the form that has many rating them dark-horses for glory this year.

Coolderry (Offaly) 3-16 Gort (Galway) 0-17

NEW Galway hurling boss Anthony Cunningham has dropped one third of the team which started the All-Ireland quarter-final against Waterford this year in a massive clear-out.

VICTORIOUS All-Ireland minor winning manager Matt Murphy rounded off a great year when he guided his club Gort to their sixth Galway SHC title with a deserved success in front of a crowd of almost 9,000 at Pearse Stadium yesterday.

A GOAL from Richie Cummins two minutes from the end of normal time sent Mattie Murphy’s Gort into the Galway SHC final.

KILDALKEY claimed their third successive Meath SHC title with a decisive double scores victory over Navan O’Mahonys in a disappointing final at Pairc Tailteann.

Meath 1-15 Kildare 0-13

DCU’s recent love affair with the O’Byrne Cup grew yesterday thanks to an impressive last quarter against Meath that takes them into their second final in successive seasons.

LAOIS duo Colm Parkinson and Darren Rooney played a telling role in Parnells 0-12 to 0-11 win over St Mark’s Tallaght in round three of the Dublin SFC in O’Toole Park last night.

DIFFERENT sport, different day, but this was depressingly reminiscent of Ireland’s facile defeat of Canada in Thomond Park on Saturday with one side doing what they wanted, when they wanted against an inferior opponent.

Sligo IT 1-10 Mayo 0-9

Mayo choked the life out of Laois as the Connacht champions won today's All-Ireland SFC quarter-final replay.

Tyrone 1-9 Mayo 0-9

St Mel’s, Longford 2-14 St Pat’s, Navan 0-17

Jordanstown 0-13 Athlone IT 1-8

Derry 1-12 Meath 0-8