Knockainey 4-10 Patrickswell 1-12

Newtownshandrum 3-12 Erin's Own 0-14

THERE'S no change in the Tipperary team to play Cork in Sunday's Munster minor hurling final in Thurles (1.45) from that which defeated Clare in the semi-final.

HOLDERS Drom-Broadford, beaten by Athea in the opening series of the Limerick SFC, resumed normal service with a 1-9 to 0-8 win over newcomers St. Senan’s on Saturday.

Monaleen 1-13 Fr Casey's 0-9

WITH nine permanent TSB Cork County IHC games down for decision, five in the premier division, clubs were out in force over the weekend with all the games finishing with conclusive results.

JOY, at last, for Sarsfields.

THERE was no big steal at Rostellan on Saturday, but it was hardly fun in the sun for county champions Erins Own either as they had to battle might and main to force a replay with Sarsfields in an East Cork U-21 championship final devoid of good hurling.

ST COLMAN'S three-year stranglehold on the Irish Examiner Harty Cup came to an end in a bizarre semi-final replay at Clonmel on Saturday.

Shannon 51 Dolphin 7

Colaístí Na nDéise2-13 Shannon Schools1-11

Donoughmore 3-13 Ballymacarbry 0-5

Scarriff1-11

Nire 1-9 Ardmore 0-8

Tipperary 2-11, Cork 1-11

St Brigid’s, Loughrea 1-13 Scoil Ruain, Killenaule 0-12

De La Salle, Waterford 0-15 Waterford Colleges 1- 6

Cork 4-9 Tipperary 1-9

IT WAS in the All-Ireland final two years ago that Tipperary really announced their full-fledged presence on the senior camogie scene.

Cork 4-12