Wexford 2-16 Carlow 0-20

Offaly 1-12 Carlow 1-10

Louth 2-9 Wexford 2-13

Wexford 2-15 Carlow 0-15

Louth 0-17 Galway 0-11

Louth 2-15 UCD 1-13

A number of Louth players could be forced by the GAA to apologise for comments about referee Derek Fahy following Sunday’s All-Ireland qualifier defeat to Westmeath.

Louth selector Gerry Cummiskey, who took over the managerial duties in the absence of Peter Fitzpatrick, said a possible change to their management would be addressed in due course but he does not expect to be involved next season.

Louth manager Peter Fitzpatrick missed this one because he was in hospital with a kidney stone problem and it has to be hoped his supply of painkillers for that excruciating issue is sufficiently topped-up before he chances viewing the DVD of this turgid encounter.

Westmeath 1-15 Louth 0-12

Wexford 4-12 Carlow 0-14

Wexford manager Liam Dunne has selected an unchanged team for tomorrow's All-Ireland SHC first phase qualifier against Carlow.

Dublin rolled up their sleeves but only to show off their biceps in this terribly one-sided Leinster SFC quarter-final yesterday.

Dessie Finnegan's inclusion at full-back is the only change made to the Louth team for Sunday's Leinster SFC quarter-final against Dublin at Croke Park (throw-in 4.30pm).

This result was 12 months in the making.

Westmeath 0-14 Louth 2-9

Laois 0-20 Carlow 0-13

Carlow 1-14 Westmeath 0-12

Carlow hurlers, the unbeaten leaders of Division 2A, had to rely on an injury-time point by substitute Shane Kavanagh to secure a draw with gutsy Wicklow in their final game at Aughrim yesterday.

Carlow finished on top of Division 2A of the Allianz Hurling League despite drawing with Wicklow this afternoon, while Westmeath and Derry posted victories.

Carlow hurlers reeled off their fourth successive Division 2A win as they put visitors Derry to the sword by a 15-point margin at Dr Cullen Park yesterday to ensure a divisional final and a shot at promotion.

Half-time substitutes Ross Smithers and Mark Brennan made a massive impact on this vital NHL Division 2A tie at Dr Cullen Park yesterday, scoring a combined 2-4 from play as Carlow maintained their 100% league record.

Louth 0-17 Kildare 2-15

Paudie Kehoe fired 11 points as Carlow all but ended Kerry’s hopes of promotion from Division 2A of the Allianz Hurling League yesterday.

Monaghan 2-24 Louth 1-15

It’s three from three for Tyrone in Division 2 but this wasn’t the most convincing of performances.

Louth 0-13 Tyrone 2-13

Louth 0-12 Westmeath 1-6

LOUTH senior football boss Peter Fitzpatrick is keen to tempt forward John Murtagh from Armagh.

LOUTH footballers have received a huge boost with the news that Brian McEniff will play a more significant role for the Wee County in 2012.

ANTRIM’S hurlers safely secured a place in the next phase of qualifiers with an eight-point win over Carlow at Casement Park on Saturday, but manager Dinny Cahill felt the level of performance wouldn’t be enough to get past the next round.

Antrim 0-23 Carlow 1-12

Mick Fanning will make his seasonal debut for Louth in Sunday's Leinster SFC quarter-final against Carlow in Portlaoise (throw-in 3.30pm).

Wexford continue to top Division 3 of the Allianz Football League despite losing to Tipperary, while there were wins also for Westmeath, Offaly and Cavan over the weekend.

Carlow 1-15 Limerick 3-18

DE LA SALLE goalkeeper Sean Whitty was the shoot-out hero in Arklow yesterday as he saved a sudden death spot-kick before scoring one of his own to secure his school a place in the FAI’s Tony O’Neill Senior Cup final on March 22.

Carlow 2-17 Kerry 1-12

Westmeath stumbled in the second half as Kildare overturned a half-time deficit to qualify for next Sunday's O'Byrne Cup final, while last year's runners-up Louth beat UCD in the other semi-final.

LUKE DEMPSEY is planning without three of Carlow’s brightest dual stars for his county senior football panel next year.

Kilmacud Crokes, Garrycastle, Skyrne and Rhode have advanced to the semi-finals of the AIB Leinster Club Senior Football Championship following today's matches around the province.

WELL, one thing’s for certain — there won’t be a word this week about the World Cup final, certainly not in the north-east.

Meath 1-12 Louth 1-10

Louth manager Peter Fitzpatrick has named the same starting line-up for this weekend's Leinster SFC final, for the fourth game in succession.

LOUTH’S emergence into the bright lights of a first Leinster final for the first time in half a century is a remarkable story all in itself, but it is one accompanied by a collection of equally eye-catching individual tales.