Carrigaline 0-9  Castletownbere 0-7: Both teams deserve credit for producing a hugely competitive game in miserable conditions in the Cork PIFC in Castletown Kenneigh on Saturday evening, with a more potent Carrigaline the deserving winners.

Ovens Boys NS 3-5 Ballygarvan Boys NS 1-4

Kildorrery 2-08 Brian Dillon’s 0-13

Kildorrery 2-15 Brian Dillons 1-18

Duhallow 2-11 Carbery 1-8(AET)

Louth ran up a sensational score when they obliterated Kilkenny in the Leinster U21FC at Ballyragget last night.

THIS was a contest to forget at Donoughmore on Saturday, Blarney and Mallow failing to ignite.

THE oft-battered cult of the outside manager got a fillip, not a flake, in the Gaelic Grounds on Saturday. You only had to see what victory meant to Limerick football boss Maurice Horan, a Mayo native, at the final whistle.

THE destination of the Cork IFC title was decided in Páirc Uí Chaoimh yesterday by the 53rd minute penalty scored on the rebound by David Goold and the one missed five minutes later by the unfortunate Andrew O’Brien for Kildorrery.

NEWTOWN SCHOOL put two years of heartbreak behind them at windy Clonmel yesterday when they ended Midleton’s three-year reign as Mungret Cup champions with a deserved triumph in an absorbing decider.

ALL that is good about Gaelic football was served up by these two schools in a thrilling Corn Uí Mhuirí first round at the Legion Ground, Killarney yesterday.

EXTREMELY poor finishing cost Limerick dearly in Semple Stadium yesterday evening in this Munster minor football semi-final.

Cork IT 2-11 Avondhu 0-9

Ballinora 2-8 Killavullen 0-10

Cashel 12 Nenagh Ormond 3

CLARE have made two changes from the side that defeated Waterford for next Sunday’s Bank of Ireland Munster senior football championship semi final with Cork at Cusack Park, Ennis.

Limerick 2-10 Cork Institute of Technology 1-3

THE decision by Cork Institute of Technology to participate in this year’s McGrath Cup has been vindicated in spectacular fashion.

Cork Institute of Technology 1-10, Tipperary 0-5

CIT 3-8 UCC 2-8

Armagh 1-19 Cork 2-10

CORK Under-21 football coach Tony Leahy is looking for a vast improvement on the form which saw his side shock Kerry in the Munster final, for tomorrow’s All-Ireland semi-final against Armagh at Pearse Stadium (2pm).

SEAMUS MOYNIHAN has little hope of being fit for Kerry’s Bank of Ireland football championship semi-final against Derry.