St Mary’s 0-9 Waterville 0-6: Although it was a successful retention of the South Kerry SFC title for St Mary’s (and their 32nd title in total), the durability of Bryan Sheehan was the main talking point after a hard-fought victory over Waterville on the muddy and heavy Portmagee sod on St Stephen’s Day.

St Mary’s 1-13 Spa 0-13: A Sean Cournane goal six minutes from time proved the decisive score in propelling St Mary’s to the summit of Kerry intermediate football.

Cork Constitution 37 Old Belvedere 32

Young Munster 9 Cork Constitution 10

The traditional rivalry between Cork Constitution and Garryowen alone will push today’s Ulster Bank League clash at Temple Hill into the must-see category.

Cork Constitution 18 Dolphin 13

The delight within the Cork Constitution camp was significant after Johnny Holland felled Ulster Bank leaders Lansdowne for the first time in this season’s campaign at the Aviva Stadium on Saturday.

Lansdowne 22 Cork Constitution 25

Cork Constitution 21 St. Mary's College 23

An injury-time try from Sean Scanlon sealed a remarkable come-from-behind victory for Cork Constitution over city rivals Dolphin to cap a rollercoaster Ulster Bank League Division 1A victory under the lights at Temple Hill.

Willie Staunton has made his name as Young Munster’s match-winner on numerous occasions in the Ulster Bank League this season, and he was at it again on Saturday, steering his side to a 9-7 win over Cork Constitution.

Young Munster 9 Cork Constitution 7, Tom Clifford Park

BARRY KEESHAN’S hopes that Dolphin would show their true colours in the Ulster Bank League Division 1A with a run of home games are coming to fruition.

St. Mary's College 21 Cork Constitution 8

THE match of the day failed to live up to expectation with Young Munster easily defeating their Temple Hill hosts on Saturday.

Cork Constitution 16 Young Munster 23

Cork Constitution 26 Clontarf 18

DOLPHIN suffered a galling defeat at the hands of arch city rivals Cork Constitution in the Ulster Bank League at Musgrave Park last night.

MUNSTER Rugby is about to embark on a €20million development of Musgrave Park, the first phase of which will see an increase in ground capacity from 7,000 to 12.500 by the third quarter of 2011.

DOLPHIN broke new ground in a season that is getting better by the week, with yesterday’s win over Galwegians at Musgrave Park earning them a place in the semi-final of the AIB Cup for the first time.

AFTER a very productive first-half, Dolphin did their best to blow an 18 points lead as reigning AIB League champions Shannon piled on the pressure at Musgrave Park on Saturday.

NIALL O’DRISCOLL returned to haunt his former club as Dolphin continued their blistering start to the season by recording an 18-13 victory over Garryowen at Dooradoyle on Saturday.

MUSGRAVE PARK will host its lowest number of Magners League games since the competition’s inception when Munster Rugby announces its home venues for the 2009/10 campaign later this week.

MUNSTER Branch officials hope Cork City Council reconsider a decision to vote against the rezoning of lands inside Musgrave Park, the sale of which was to assist in the redevelopment of a new stadium.

Musgrave Park is to undergo a multi-million euro face-lift which will double the capacity and transform it into a municipal type stadium.

A DIVORCED woman and her former husband’s brother who wish to marry each other have brought a High Court challenge to early 20th century legislation which, they claim, prohibits such a marriage.

MUNSTER Rugby has announced plans to partially fund a €30m redevelopment of both Thomond Park and Musgrave Park through a tax incentive scheme which could raise a third of the total cost.

A PROPOSAL to replace Thomond Park as the home of Munster rugby was roundly condemned last night by former Irish international captain Phillip Danaher.

THE mighty men of Munster could be playing in front of 30,000 fans under a plan proposed by a top rugby official.