Shanballymore 1-15 Bantry Blues 1-13: They were pushed all the way, but Cork JBHC honours went to Shanballymore as they withstood a dogged Bantry Blues fightback at Páirc Uí Rinn last night.

Cork Constitution’s vice-like grip on the Bateman Cup strengthened when they produced their classiest performance of the season at Temple Hill on Saturday to become the only team to win three successive titles.

Ireland Clubs 12 French Clubs 37: Ireland’s Club team head coach Paul Cunningham was left ruing two unforced errors as France Fédérale left the Aviva with a 25-point victory.

Cork Constitution 26 Garryowen 22: Munster Senior Cup final: Individual quality contributed handsomely to Cork Constitution’s latest victory.

Terenure College 7 Cork Constitution 21

Cork Constitution 17 Dolphin 6

Cork Constitution 30 Bruff 8

UCD 25 Cork Con 25

Dolphin 6 Cork Constitution 6

Cork Constitution 6 Young Munster 9

Old Belvedere 24 Cork Constitution 8

Golf fans will need to be up at the crack of dawn tomorrow to arrive in good time at Fota Island to watch the marquee draw in the first round of the Irish Open Championship.

Cork Constitution 19 UCD 6

Playing on home soil may not be an overwhelming advantage for holders Cork Con in today’s Bateman Cup final against UCD at Temple Hill (2.30pm).

Naas ace Jack Hume produced a strongman finish to beat his fitness coach and capture the Radisson Blu sponsored West of Ireland at Rosses Point yesterday.

Leinster A 47 Munster A 15.

Revenge will be in the air when Munster A take on Leinster A in tonight’s B&I cup quarter-final clash at Donnybrook, (7pm) a repeat of last season’s final four encounter where Leinster came out on top.

Munster 14 Treviso 3

RABO DIRECT PRO12:

Ireland will hope to complete a clean sweep against Scottish opposition when the international clubs sides clash at Temple Hill on Friday (7.30pm).

Cork Constitution 10 Young Munster 16

B&I CUP:

Midleton 2-19 Erin’s Own 1-08

Munster A 20 Connacht Eagles 12

It is now more than a decade since the famous Miracle Match of 2003, but memories of that never-to-be-forgotten occasion will be revived when three survivors participate in today’s Seat Series clash of Munster and Gloucester at Thomond Park (kick-off 5pm).

Andrew Conway will line out in Munster colours for the first time tomorrow as Rob Penney’s side begin their pre-season programme against Gloucester at Thomond Park (5pm).

Ireland swing into action in the Men’s Amateur Home Internationals at Ganton in Yorkshire today in buoyant mood after several of their players staged fine performances in recent events.

St Mary’s College 19 Cork Constitution 24

Cork Constitution 7 UL Bohemian 35

Cornish Pirates 9 Munster A 10

Rob Penney’s men aren’t the only Munster outfit in search of glory across the Irish Sea tomorrow.

Dolphin 24 Cork Constitution 27

Shannon 45 Cork Constitution 26

Cork Constitution 14 Lansdowne 34

Cork Constitution 12 St Mary’s College 30

CLUBS INTERNATIONAL:

Garryowen 18 Cork Constitution 21

Cork Constitution 14 Garryowen 20

Cork Constitution 23 Shannon 15

Cork Constitution 26 Cashel 15

Cork Constitution 22 Clontarf 20

Rockchapel 2-10 Tadhg MacCárthaigh’s 1-10

Cork Constitution 16 Garryowen 6