St Munchin’s 15 CBC 10: A magnificent try by out-half Alexander Wood two minutes into the second half proved the inspiration for St Munchin’s as they bridged a 20-year gap when beating holders CBC in a gripping Clayton Hotels Munster Schools Junior Cup final at Thomond Park yesterday.

St Munchins 15, CBC 10: A magnificent try after a dazzling 45 metre run by out-half Alexander Wood, a son of former Ireland captain Keith, proved the match winner for St Munchins when they defeated the holders CBC in an outstanding final at Thomond Park this afternoon.

PBC Cork 19

Never in the history of Irish schools rugby has there been such a scene as witnessed in Musgrave Park yesterday when the Clayton Hotels Munster Junior Cup tie between Presentation Brothers College Cork and St Munchin’s College was hit by three serious injuries and ultimately abandoned after just nine minutes of play.

Rockwell College 22 St Munchin’s College 10: A first-half hat-trick of tries from Nicholas Kennedy laid the base for Rockwell’s Junior Cup team to run out dominant winners at the end of this first round clash in Clanwilliam.

Dungourney 1-17 Douglas 1-6: Dungourney produced an impressive Cork IHC winning performance at Caherlag on Saturday when they easily accounted for Douglas’ second-string.

Dr Crokes 1-11 Austin Stacks 1-10: Experience was what Martin Byrnes cited at the finish.

Austin Stacks 1-13 St Michael’s/Foilmore 2-6: Champions Austin Stacks opened their Kerry SFC title defence with a laboured victory over St Michael’s/Foilmore at Austin Stack Park Tralee on Saturday night.

Roscommon 6-18 Sligo 0-12: Reigning Connacht U21 champions Roscommon enjoyed a goal feast as they accounted for Sligo by a whopping 24 points at Kiltoom.

Cobh Ramblers 1 Avondale United 2 (After extra-time)

St Brendan’s College, Killarney 1-13, Tralee CBS1-9:

Austin Stacks 0-17 Rathmore 2-5

Avondale United continued their dominance of the FAI Umbro Intermediate Cup by claiming a record-equalling four titles in-a-row with a dominating display against UCD at Turner’s Cross yesterday.

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

Sligo 1-10 Roscommon1-12

St Francis College, Rochestown 1-13 Thurles CBS 0-11

St Francis College, Rochestown 5-18 Blackwater CS 1-13

Kerins O’Rahillys 0-11 Austin Stacks 0-10

Austin Stacks 3-12 Feale Rangers 0-3

Douglas 0-11 St Finbarr’s 0-4

Austin Stacks 2-16 St Michael’s/Foilmore 1-05

Bluebell United 1 Avondale United 4

Dr Crokes 1-13 Austin Stacks 0-8

Austin Stacks 1-9 South Kerry 0-7

With former senior manager Tommy Breheny in charge, significant hope was attached to this particular Sligo team, but Mayo shaded a poor Connacht MFC semi-final.

Austin Stacks1-14 St Kieran’s1-11(AET)

DESPITE scoring a spectacular own goal two minutes from the end, Kieran Donaghy inspired Austin Stacks to an extra-time win over Dingle in a fiery Kerry SFL final in Dingle on Saturday.

KERRY’s reigning football champions will fly the club flag in isolation at next weekend’s semi-final stage.

FABIO O’BRIEN hit a hat-trick as confident Monaghan United turned on the class to brush aside the challenge of Munster Senior League side Everton at Gortakeegan.

DRAMA and excitement in equal measure in Dunmanway on Saturday when St Finbarr’s survived a courageous O’Donovan Rossa challenge in this Evening Echo Cork SFC fourth round clash.

THE scoreline suggests a tight, gripping clash but that statistic conceals the reality behind yesterday’s Kerry SFC semi-final clash at Austin Stack Park in Tralee.

Kenmare 0-15 Austin Stacks 1-10

Glanmire CC 1-12, Carrigaline CS 0-5

On Sunday, last year's beaten finalists Presentation Brothers College (Cork), and Ard Scoil Ris from Limerick, will vie for the right to play Christian Brothers College in the final of this year's Coca-Cola sponsored Munster Senior Cup. PBC and Ard Scoil Ris meet in the semi final at Musgrave Park (3pm).