CROSSMAGLEN Rangers are hopeful of fielding an unchanged team in tomorrow’s AIB All-Ireland Club football final.

WATERFORD captain Paul Flynn is out of Sunday’s All-Ireland hurling quarter-final against Tipperary at Croke Park.

Tipperary 1-11 Waterford 1-6

A GREAT day for St Augustine’s, Dungarvan at New Inn, Co Tipperary on Saturday and some football cheer for Waterford too, the Friary having both the skill and know-how to beat Coláiste An Spioraid Naoimh in a lively Corn An Uachtarán (Munster Colleges S‘B’FC) final.

Doon CBS 1-6 Coláiste Spioraid Naoimh 0-9

Coláiste An Spioraid Naoimh 6-14 St Joseph's Kilmallock 1-8

Kilkenny 0-15 Cork 2-8

THE Cork minor hurling selectors have made a number of changes, particularly in attack for Sunday’s All-Ireland hurling championship semi-final against Kilkenny at Croke Park, 1.45pm throw-in.

Tipperary 2-14, Cork 0-17 (after extra-time)

DONEGAL will be without Damien Diver for their All-Ireland SFC qualifier with Down at Clones on Sunday.

Tipperary2-12

TIPPERARY are chasing a hat-trick of titles when they play Cork in the Munster MHC final at Semple Stadium tomorrow (1.15 pm). The defending champions have made

DERRY may be without centre back Kevin McCloy for their Bank of Ireland SFC qualifier against Dublin on Saturday afternoon.

THERE are three first round games down for decision tonight in the Munster minor hurling championship and for the first time in the competition the losers will have a second chance.

THERE is no change to the Limerick team which defeated Cork in the semi-final for tonight’s mouth-watering Munster Under-21 HC final against Tipperary in Thurles.

GRAHAM CANTY and Philip Clifford will both be fit for Cork’s All-Ireland SFC semi-final clash with Kerry in 18 days’ time, according to team medical officer Dr Con Murphy.

THE relief in Cork was palpable after the GAC of the Munster Council confirmed the Leesiders as provincial senior football champions for 2002.