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

Garryowen 28 Buccaneers 20

Shannon 17 Garryowen 34

Garryowen 23 UL Bohemian 3

Division One ‘B’: Garryowen 6 Galwegians 10

Garryowen 31 Cashel 14

ULSTER BANK LEAGUE DIVISION 1B:

UL/Bohemian 6 Garryowen 11

Garryowen 15 St Marys College 24

ODM MUNSTER SENIOR CUP SEMI-FINAL:

ULSTER BANK AIL DIVISION 1A:

Cashel 5 Garryowen 20

ULSTER BANK LEAGUE:

Young Munster 14 Garryowen 21

UL Bohemian 16 Garryowen 12

Garryowen 19 Dolphin 3

Cork Constitution 16 Garryowen 6

Dolphin and Highfield will contest the Cork Charity Cup final while Young Munster and UL Bohemian go head-to-head in the Limerick competition decider following the four semi-finals played over the weekend.

Young Munster, winners for the past three seasons, remain on course for another Limerick Charity Cup final appearance following their 26-14 semi-final win against great rivals Garryowen at Clifford Park last night.

Garryowen captain Paul Neville paid tribute to his side’s defensive efforts after Saturday’s Bateman Cup final victory at Templeville Road.

Controversy abounded after a last-ditch Kilkenny College try staved off a Catholic University School comeback in the Leinster Schools’ Senior Cup quarter-final.

FAVOURITES Presentation Brothers College overcame the dogged resistance of Ard Scoil Rís to confidently move into the quarter finals of the Avonmore Munster Schools Senior Cup at Rosbrien yesterday.

RYAN GUY struck late for St Patrick’s Athletic at Turner’s Cross last night to deny Cork City a chance of closing the gap at the top of the League of Ireland Premier Division.

JEFF KENNA has admitted to feeling the pressure as St Patrick’s Athletic slipped to a seventh defeat in eight matches when showing little resistance on Saturday night against a Cork City side who notched their biggest win of the season.

PBC 62 Ardscoil Rís 11

SHELBOURNE manager Pat Fenlon wouldn’t rush any decision on his future in football.

Former AllStar Eamonn O'Hara is nearing full fitness again and is a targeting a February return to National League duty with the Yeats County.

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