Nemo Rangers 1-11 Valley Rovers 1-11: Nemo Rangers have made a speciality of winning Cork County U21 A titles, being the dominant force with 13 wins, including a couple in the last three years.

Premier IFC: Kiskeam 3-13 Nemo Rangers 0-9

Nemo Rangers 2-14 Na Piarsaigh 3-6: Na Piarsaigh are a game from possibly falling through the trapdoor of Premier Intermediate football after succumbing to city rivals, Nemo Rangers last night.

Nemo Rangers 2-13 Aghada 0-10: 

Nemo Rangers 1-12 Ballincollig 1-04

Ballincollig staged a stunning comeback to draw with Nemo Rangers in a thrilling Cork U21AFC final at Páirc Uí Rinn on Saturday.

Nemo Rangers 2-19 Douglas 0-17(after extra-time)

Clyda Rovers (Cork) 0-15 Ballyporeen (Tipperary) 1-4

Newmarket-on-Fergus 0-15 Ballyea 1-07

Ballyporeen (Tipperary) 2-12 De La Salle (Waterford) 4-06 (aet)

Summerhill 1-13 Na Fianna 1-10

Nemo Rangers 3-11 Bishopstown 0-03

Bishopstown 1-05 Nemo Rangers 0-08

Newmarket-on-Fergus 3-10 Cratloe 0-09

In the end, it was something of a canter for Nemo Rangers as they claimed a 12th Cork County U21AFC title against Bantry Blues at Páirc Uí Rinn on Saturday night.

The scoreline may flatter them, but Nemo Rangers advanced to the Cork U21 football final after shrugging off the dogged challenge of Carrigaline in Ballygarvan on Saturday.

ROCHESTOWN College served notice of their Corn Uí Mhuiri intentions with a commanding Group A victory over Intermediate School, Killorglin at Knocknagree yesterday.

ROCHESTOWN COLLEGE’S Gary Hartnett showed a cool head to slot an injury time penalty past St. Flannan’s keeper Killian Normoile to earn his team the narrowest of victories in their Corn Uí Mhuirí Group A meeting at Charleville yesterday.

SCENES of jubilation from Dromina hurling supporters greeted the final whistle in Castletownroche last night as they secured their IHC status for another year after a hard fought victory over Cobh.

LIMERICK will contest the Munster IHC final on July 6 against either Cork or Clare after beating Waterford in yesterday’s semi-final in Semple Stadium.

ROCHESTOWN COLLEGE claimed the Munster Colleges U16BFC title yesterday after they defeated Tralee’s Mercy Mounthawk in a thrilling Corn na gColaisti final at Knocknagree yesterday.

Waterford 0-22 Clare 1-15

AN Taoiseach Brian Cowen performed the official opening of Lusmagh’s & new clubhouse yesterday evening.

NUI Galway 1-24 Limerick IT 1-23

BACK in 1993, he burst on the national scene as a third-minute injury replacement in a Munster championship victory over Limerick at Cusack Park before going on to play a major role in the Banner’s breakthrough in the All-Ireland series.

Dublin 2-16 NUI Galway 0-12

A useful exercise for new Clare manager Ger O’Loughlin in this first round Waterford Crystal senior hurling tournament in magnificent Meelick yesterday afternoon, as his charges chiselled out a gritty three-point win over WIT (Waterford Institute of Technology).

Clare 2-24 Wexford 2-18

The build-up to tomorrow's All-Ireland SHC second phase qualifier in Ennis may have been overshadowed by the suspension of Galway Hurling Board chairman Miko Ryan, but Galway have received a timely boost with Damien Hayes' inclusion in the team.

A slight knee injury has ruled team captain Brian O'Connell out of Clare's must-win NHL Division 1B showdown with fellow strugglers Offaly at Tullamore on Sunday.

Limerick IT 2-15 NUI Galway 0-13

BEATEN Evening Echo Cork Co Premier IHC finalists last season, Aghada got a tough battle from up and coming Bishopstown at Midleton last night and in the end both sides settled for a replay, 0-13 to 1-10.

Waterford IT 0-24 NUI Galway (aet) 1-19

Freemount 1-9 Millstreet 0-9

Imokilly 1-8 Carrigdhoun 0-11

MEATH senior hurling manager John Hunt has refused to play Sunday’s re-arranged NHL Division 2 Group 1 tie against Down in Portaferry.

Youghal 1-16, Cobh 1-12

Ireland 31 Australia 7