JUNIOR Certificate science candidates who had done all their experiments should have been pleased with yesterday’s exams.

THE World Cup was the topic of a number of questions on German papers for Junior and Leaving Certificate candidates yesterday.

THE first exam of the new Junior Certificate science syllabus was set yesterday morning and the higher level paper was very well received.

IT’S been a roller-coaster ride for Mickey Harte and his Tyrone football marvels this season.

CHAIRMAN, Bill Murphy and all the outgoing officers were re-elected at a low key Munster Branch AGM held in Mallow.

THE final day of the second week of exams began with German for Leaving and Junior Certificate students.

THE first of two technical drawing papers was faced by almost 6,000 Leaving Certificate students yesterday morning.

KILMURRY/IBRICKANE captain Odhran O’Dwyer will be fit for Sunday’s AIB Munster Club SFC final replay against Stradbally in Kilmallock (1.30).

KILMURRY/IBRICKANE hope to emulate the feat of fellow Clare club Doonbeg by winning tomorrow’s AIB Munster Club SFC title for the first time.

PAT HANRAHAN can sympathise with Pat O’Dwyer of Kilmurry-Ibrickane.

KILMURRY-IBRICKANE are anxious about the fitness of Peter O’Dwyer ahead of Sunday’s AIB Munster Club SFC final against Stradbally in Thurles.

THE respective management teams at Quilty yesterday for the AIB Munster Club SFC semi-final were agreed on one thing: the game turned on Kilmurry/Ibrickane’s second goal just before half time.

AFTER losing manager Jarlath O’Halloran earlier in the season, Éire Óg Ennis have shown remarkable resilience to reach tomorrow’s Clare SFC final in Cusack Park.

THE Golfing Union of Ireland’s plans to move its headquarters from Glencar House in Dublin to a state of the art centre at Carton House, in Maynooth, were outlined by president elect Albert Lee at last night’s meeting of Munster Branch delegates in Mallow.

IRISH Mixed Foursomes Cup holders Bandon were shocked by fellow West Cork club Bantry Bay in the opening round of this year’s event yesterday.

GIVEN that the Government can be accused of stalling for three years on a US offer to provide a free neurosurgery unit for the west of Ireland, it’s no wonder the health service is in crisis.

ALAN MORGAN was both the hero and villain for Nemo Rangers in yesterday’s highly entertaining AIB Munster Club SFC quarter-final clash with Kilmurry-Ilbrickane at Quilty.

NEWLY-crowned Clare senior football champions Kilmurry-Ilbrickane have had to put celebrations on hold to plan for their clash with Nemo Rangers in next Sunday’s Munster Club quarter-final at Quilty.