UCC 2 UCD 1

Allianz FL Division 2

Tyrone’s dominance over neighbours Derry shows no sign of abating, and another convincing win saw them collect a sixth successive Dr McKenna Cup title at Pairc Esler.

Derry 2-12 Monaghan 1-13: Dessie Mone suffered a suspected broken wrist as Monaghan lost out to Derry for a place in Saturday’s McKenna Cup final.

Derry 3-10 Armagh 2-12: Armagh manager Kieran McGeeney took more positives than negatives out of yesterday’s one-point McKenna Cup defeat to Derry at Owenbeg.

Fermoy 1-8 Glanworth 0-6: Fermoy could afford the luxury of a missed first-half penalty and still finish comfortable winners over Glanworth in Saturday’s Cork IFC semi-final at Castlelyons.

St Patrick’s Athletic 6 Drogheda United 0

Aghabullogue 0-12 Glanworth 1-06

Kilmessan 2-16 Longwood 0-11

Kildare 2-11 Laois 1-05

Glanworth 1-09 Cill na Martra 0-06

Glanworth 2-9 Glanmire 1-7

Antrim 1-15 UUJ 2-9

Ballinderry gave themselves a chance of becoming the first team to win back-to-back Derry titles in over a decade with a 1-8 to 0-10 win over Banagher on Saturday.

Castletownbere 1-13 Glanworth 1-10

Clare manager Eamon Fennessy admitted considerable improvement is needed ahead of next month’s semi-final showdown with Leinster champions Dublin.

Caolan Bailie scored 13 points as Down bridged a gap of 18 years to win the Ulster MHC title on Saturday.

Glanworth are back in the Cork IFC after coming through this all-north Cork second round clash at Kilworth yesterday.

James Campion fired Fermoy to victory over rivals Glanworth in a tense Cork IFC clash at Castletownroche on Saturday evening.

A brace of goals from St Fachtna’s outstanding corner-forward Mike Hurley early in the second half turned this Cork Colleges U16 ‘A’ football final on its head at CIT yesterday, paving the way for what was a deserved victory for the Skibbereen school.

Ireland’s U17s are playing catch-up already to reach the European Championships following defeat to Serbia in yesterday’s opening elite stage qualifier.

This game was effectively over after 10 minutes, by which stage the Oak Leafers were 1-4 to nil ahead and in total control in all sectors.

THREE second-half goals at Tallaght Stadium last night ensured Airtricity Premier Division holders Shamrock Rovers saw off Monaghan United, taking all three points from their first home game.

IRELAND’S U17s face a cauldron of noise at the Tsentralniy Stadium in Almaty today (2pm) when 5,000 fans will be backing Kazakhstan’s bid to usurp John Morling’s side in their bid for UEFA U19 qualification.

ÉIRE ÓG are through to play Kildorrery in the Cork IFC quarter final, after a hard fought victory over Glanworth at Riverstown yesterday.

GLANWORTH reached round four of the Cork IFC last night after a good night’s work at Kilavullen’s GAA grounds.

Armagh 0-12 Antrim 1-12

JACK O’CONNOR has moved 2009 All-Ireland winning captain Darran O’Sullivan from his customary forward role to left-half back for tomorrow’s McGrath Cup opener against Tralee IT.

A DOMINANT display by Castletroy College saw them steamroll St Fachtna’s DLS of Skibbereen in the Munster U15 schools football final at Mallow yesterday.

ARMAGH ran rampant against Derry at a rain-lashed Casement Park last night to claim a first-ever place in the Ulster U21 hurling final.

Meath 2-18 London 1-15

Monaghan 0-13 Armagh 0-12 (aet)

Tyrone 3-9 St Mary’s 2-11

ST FINTAN’S claimed the U-19A Boys All-Ireland League Schools final with a convincing 16-point win over St Malachy’s.