A lucky 14-man Clare somehow escaped Cusack Park with the win, largely thanks to goals from John Conlon and Tony Kelly.

Cork ended Dublin’s bright start to the NHL with extreme prejudice tonight, shooting the lights out in Croke Park to record an emphatic victory.

Cork ended Dublin’s bright start to the NHL with extreme prejudice tonight, shooting the lights out in Croke Park to record an emphatic victory.

Dublin, who saw off Tipperary at home last week, served further notice of their intentions this year with a six-point defeat of All-Ireland champions Kilkenny at Nowlan Park this afternoon.

Dublin have managed a measure of revenge for their All-Ireland elimination at Tipperary’s hands last summer with a comprehensive and impressive 12-point win in their opening Allianz Hurling League Division 1A game in Donnycarney.

Bord na Móna Walsh Cup final: Galway 1-22 Dublin 1-20: Walsh Cup success served Kilkenny well in 2014 and Anthony Cunningham admitted it’s a template he wishes to follow with Galway this season.

Galway got an early season boost when they came from behind to capture their second ever Walsh Cup title at Croke Park.

Laois 1-11 Dublin 2-18: Walsh Cup: Fourteen-man Dublin survived a second-half comeback from Laois to book a place in the Walsh Cup final at O’Moore Park yesterday.

Dublin 0-28 Antrim 2-12: Walsh Cup: They may need someone to lift the Walsh Cup very shortly though Ger Cunningham still isn’t sure exactly who his Dublin captain for 2015 will be. 

Wexford 1-14 Dublin 0-22

Clare 3-19 Dublin 2-18

Waterford 1-17 Dublin 4-13

Dubs Stars 2-13 Dublin 0-13

Cork conquered a heroic 14-man Dublin side in an epic Croke Park battle to reach the All-Ireland hurling final.

Dublin 1-16 Kilkenny 0-16

Dublin 0-17 Kilkenny 1-14

Dublin 1-17 Wexford 0-12

Once bitten, twice shy — we’re out with the jury on whether the Cork team below actually takes to the Cusack Park field in Sunday’s Munster SFC semi-final.

Dublin 0-17 Tipperary 4-20

Dublin 1-16 Limerick 1-15

Dublin 3-15 Carlow 0-11

Reigning All-Ireland and Allianz Hurling League champions Kilkenny make several changes from the side that scraped past Clare last Sunday for tomorrow’s winner-take-all clash with Cork in Nowlan Park.

Wexford 0-15 Dublin 3-19

Limerick 1-21 Dublin 1-15

Dublin 1-15 Limerick 1-21

Antrim 1-10 Dublin 3-12

Dublin 1-20 Offaly 2-16

Allianz Hurling League Div 1B: Dublin 1-20 Offaly 2-16

Dublin 1-19 Wexford 0-16

Dublin 2-19 Galway 1-21

Kerry’s team for tomorrow’s McGrath Cup final against Tipperary at Seán Treacy Park in Tipperary town shows four changes from the side that defeated Limerick in last week’s semi-final.

Tipperary 1-19 Dublin 1-21

Dublin 7-13 Dubs Stars 0-8

Galway 4-21 Dublin 0-19

The Kilkenny team to play Clare in the Allianz Hurling League semi-final at Semple Stadium, Thurles, tomorrow at 2pm shows a number of positional and personnel changes from the side that defeated Galway in their last League outing.

A rollicking Allianz Hurling League Division 1A relegation final in Tullamore yesterday.

Dublin 2-20 Galway 0-26 (after extra-time)

Dublin 2-15 Tipperary 0-21

Ahead of tomorrow's Allianz Hurling League encounter with Tipperary, Dublin manager Anthony Daly has confirmed that Paul Ryan has been ruled out of action for six weeks.

Cork left Croke Park with their second Allianz HL Division 1A victory yesterday, a win that looked unlikely in a game which Dublin dominated for long periods.

Cork 2-18 Dublin 2-17

Kilkenny have made four changes in personnel from the team which beat Tipperary in the league first round with keeper Eoin Murphy making his league debut in place of David Herity, while Conor Fogarty, Richie Doyle and Richie Hogan all come into the side.

ALL-IRELAND winning Dublin manager Pat Gilroy caused some surprise by confirming he won’t be replacing his retired deputy Mickey Whelan.

Dublin 3-13 Limerick 0-18