Carlow 4-17 London 2-13

London 1-16 Meath 1-14

St Gabriel’s (London) 2-12 Killimordaly (Galway) 2-11 (aet)

St Gabriel’s (London) 4-17Lisbellaw St Patrick’s (Fermanagh) 2-7

London 4-18 Wicklow 1-17

London boss Eamonn Phelan hailed his side’s resilience after they booked their place in the Christy Ring Cup final.

London booked their place in next weekend’s Christy Ring semi-final with a win over Derry on Saturday.

Eamonn Phelan has warned his London side that their Christy Ring Cup hopes will be up in smoke unless they start producing for the full 70 minutes.

Substitute Peter Durnin’s goal two minutes into injury time earned Meath a dramatic victory over shell-shocked London in this Christy Ring Cup game at Navan yesterday.

London always held the upperhand over Roscommon in an entertaining encounter at Athleague.

London boss Eamonn Phelan says competition for starting places is hotting up after they demolished Mayo by 15 points.

CLARE’S Tony Carmody scored a first-half goal, went off injured minutes later but raised the rafters at the end of this final when he lifted the All-Ireland IHC trophy.

HE may have an All-Ireland senior medal in his back pocket and more than a decade of representation at the elite level of the intercounty game behind him, yet Niall Gilligan remains on the hunt for glory.

KILKENNY senior panellists Richie Doyle and Kieran Joyce have both been named in the starting 15 for the county’s intermediate team that do battle with Wexford in the Leinster IHC final in Nowlan Park tonight at 7.30pm.

LIMERICK IT nailed down a Fitzgibbon Cup quarter-final berth at Moylish yesterday and left this year’s hosts on the brink of missing the finals weekend.

KILKENNY U21 boss Michael Walsh is expecting a stern examination of his side’s credentials when they face off in a repeat of last year’s decider against Dublin in tonight’s Bord Gáis Energy Leinster U21HC semi-final in Nowlan Park at 7.30pm.

PAUL MURPHY’S early season training regime was very different to that normally undertaken by Kilkenny hurlers.

University of Limerick 0-14 Waterford IT 1-15

Waterford IT 0-18 UCC 1-10

LIMERICK IT atoned for last year’s quarter-final exit against Waterford IT by accomplishing a victory yesterday afternoon that secures a safe passage through to the last eight of this year’s campaign.

A useful exercise for new Clare manager Ger O’Loughlin in this first round Waterford Crystal senior hurling tournament in magnificent Meelick yesterday afternoon, as his charges chiselled out a gritty three-point win over WIT (Waterford Institute of Technology).