JONNY BREEN’S fifth minute strike ensured Dundalk ended a disappointing season with at least the local bragging rights after victory over Drogheda Utd at Oriel Park.

SHAMROCK ROVERS moved level on points with Sligo Rovers on top of the Airtricity Premier Division with a comprehensive victory over second from bottom Drogheda United at the Tallaght Stadium yesterday.

SLIGO ROVERS were in cruise control at Hunky Dorys Park as they took over top spot in the Premier Division without having to hit top gear against the hosts.

WITH this comfortable win Bohemians completed a whitewash of Drogheda this term.

DAVID FREEMAN struck twice in a minute to end Mervue’s brave challenge as Drogheda booked their place in round four of the FAI Cup.

THREE gift goals proved the undoing of Carlow hurlers in this sub-standard preliminary Leinster SHC tie at Dr Cullen Park yesterday as a focused Westmeath side deservedly advanced to a home meeting with Galway.

ON A night in which Shamrock Rovers paid tribute to their late supporter Philip Greene, they eventually produced a performance the old RTÉ commentator would have been gushing about.

Kerry 2-11 Carlow 6-10

A fresh wave of tornadoes ripped through south-west Kansas today, a day after a massive twister all but destroyed the town, killing nine and injuring dozens more.

The following is the Leinster A Schools XV to play Munster B Schools at Donnybrook on Wednesday (KO: 1.30):

Canadian prosecutors will this week file charges against convicted British bombmaker Inderjit Singh Reyat over the 1985 bombing of an Air India flight in which 329 people died.