Rhode (Offaly) 2-09 St Patrick’s (Louth) 0-10

Tallow 1-13 Ballyduff Upper 0-15

Limerick 1-16 London 1-13

London 0-7 Galway 3-17

London 2-7 Carlow 0-13

London 1-08 Clare 2-14

Tullamore 2-07 Rhode 0-09

Cavan 1-17 London 1-8

London are set to line out with an unchanged team when they make their historic trip to Croke Park for Saturday's All-Ireland SFC fourth round qualifier against Cavan (throw-in 3pm).

London 2-11 Leitrim 1-13

Leitrim 0-13 London 2-07

Leitrim 0-13 London 2-7

Leitrim 1-11 London 1-09

Tipperary 2-12 London 1-08

Carlow 0-13 London 1-09

London 1-05 Offaly 1-13

St Patrick’s (Louth) 1-09 Rhode (Offaly) 1-07

Rhode 0-15 Clara 1-06

Munster and All-Ireland champions Clare cruised into a second successive provincial intermediate hurling decider at Semple Stadium yesterday.

Cyril Donnellan knows Galway can’t depend solely on Joe Canning if they are to pick up some championship silverware this year.

As expected, London picked up their first win of the year with a facile victory over Division 4 strugglers Kilkenny in Nowlan Park, the Cats’ second heaviest defeat in the campaign.

Clare all but sealed a place in the Division 4 final with a comfortable win over London in Ruislip.

Although only scoring once in the last 23 minutes, Louth held out to bridge a 16-year gap when advancing to the Leinster U21FC final at the expense of a fancied Offaly side at Navan’s Páirc Tailteann last night.

Despite a sluggish performance, Leitrim overcame their June 3 Connacht championship opponents London in a poor game at Carrick-on-Shannon.

Offaly held off a spirited fightback from 14-man Kildare to book their place in the Leinster U21 FC semi-final against Louth.

Brian Murphy and JJ Smith fired second-half goals as Carlow made hard work of a poor London side at Ruislip.

A devastating third quarter in which Offaly outscored Meath 1-3 to no score was the key for Paschal Kelleghan’s charges as they secured a Leinster U21FC quarter-final berth against Kildare next week.

It took Fermanagh two trips to London to fulfil this fixture, but Peter Canvan’s team easily collected the points against the Exiles at Ruislip yesterday.

Limerick topped the Allianz League Division 4 table after an unimpressive performance at the Gaelic Grounds yesterday.

LIMERICK will contest the Munster IHC final on July 6 against either Cork or Clare after beating Waterford in yesterday’s semi-final in Semple Stadium.

A MORE mature and experienced Waterford side deservedly retained their Waterford Crystal senior hurling tournament trophy in Páirc Uí Rinn on Saturday.

Longford 1-20 Donegal 1-12

LAST year’s beaten finalists Waterford held off a spirited Clare fightback to book their place in the Munster intermediate hurling championship final on July 22.

IT certainly wasn’t a game for the ages or anything like that but Louth boss Peter Fitzpatrick cared not a jot, satisfied that his side had realised their goal.

Louth 1-11 Longford 1-7

CAPTAIN Brian Dooher will return to the Tyrone line-up for the first time since last August’s All-Ireland semi-final defeat to Cork for Sunday’s Ulster SFC quarter-final against Antrim.

Influential forward Brian Kavanagh has been named in the Longford team for Sunday's Leinster SFC first round clash with Louth at O'Moore Park (throw-in 3.50pm).

CORK finally got something from what must be considered a hugely disappointing season for the county when their intermediate hurlers took the Munster championship title with consummate ease at Páirc Uí Chaoimh last night.

PA KEARNEY scored three goals as Waterford dethroned champions Limerick in a one-sided Munster IHC semi-final at Semple Stadium yesterday.

CHAMPIONS Ballyduff and arch rivals Lismore must meet again next Sunday after this epic Waterford SHC quarter-final failed to produce a victor at Fraher Field, Dungarvan.

Donegal 1-19 Longford 0-10