Sunday’s Well 20 Shannon 12.

Sunday’s Well 9 Ards 10

Kanturk 2-11 Meelin 1-10

Cashel produced a late scoring burst to shock Young Munster on a dramatic opening weekend of the ODM Financial Munster Senior Cup.

Meelin 1-12 Argideen Rangers 0-14

Glanworth 2-9 Glanmire 1-7

Cork Constitution will bid to benefit from some more French unpredictability when they go toe to toe with Garryowen in the last eight of the Munster Senior Cup at Temple Hill today (2.30pm).

Kanturk booked their place in the fifth round of the Munster Junior Cup as Presentation defeated Newcastle West in the final of the Munster Junior Shield in what was a very quiet weekend on the junior front.

TONY WALL’S early goal proved the deciding score at the end of this exciting fourth round IHC encounter at Mallow yesterday.

A MASTERLY display of shooting from Eamon Brosnan earned Meelin a hugely satisfying win over Dromina in this second round contest in Kilbrin last night.

TWO people who were found guilty by a jury at the Central Criminal Court in Tralee last November of helping two brothers to evade apprehension after the brothers had stabbed a man in “a savage” killing in Killarney in 2007 were yesterday sentenced to four years in prison, with some or all of the sentences suspended.

THERE were no shocks in the Munster Junior Cup as Shannon, Scariff and Fermoy advanced.

MIDFIELDER Liam Collins is the major injury worry for Cork side Meelin ahead of tomorrow’s All-Ireland Club JHC semi-final against Galway side Barna/Furbo in Ennis.

Meelin (Cork) 2-15 Fullen Gaels (Lancashire) 0-8

“MAKE sure you write that Denis Walsh should be looking at a few of these Meelin lads for next year.”

IN their green-and-gold jerseys the Cork champions looked like Newtownshandrum, moved like Newtownshandrum and played like Newtownshandrum.

The Court of Criminal Appeal has upheld the 14-year sentence handed down to a Kerry man who killed a man he found in bed with his brother’s teenage ex-girlfriend.

AN “extremely savage attack” in which a 30-year-old man was stabbed to death in a house in Killarney, in April 2007, was yesterday described to a jury.

TWO brothers who killed a man in Killarney in April 2007 were driven away from the scene by another man to their uncle’s house near Newmarket, Co Cork, the Circuit Criminal Court heard in Tralee, yesterday.

A JURY was yesterday sworn in at the Circuit Criminal Court, in Tralee, for the trial of three people who are alleged to have assisted in the escape of two brothers wanted then in connection with an unlawful killing in Killarney in April 2007.

Two Kerry brothers have each been sentenced to 14 years in prison for the manslaughter of a 30-year-old man they found in bed with the younger brother’s teenaged ex-girlfriend.

The sentencing at the Central Criminal Court of two brothers who killed a man in Killarney two years ago has been adjourned until next Friday.

THE two brothers on trial for murdering a man known as ‘English Jim’ in Killarney were found not guilty of murder and guilty of manslaughter yesterday.

The two brothers on trial for murdering a man known as ‘English Jim’ in Killarney were found not guilty of murder and guilty of manslaughter this evening.

The prosecution closed its case today against two Kerry brothers accused of murdering a man known as ‘English Jim’ in Killarney as the jury was told that blood of the dead man and of one of the accused was found on a knife.

SARSFIELDS winning the county SHC title in 2008 has certainly had a knock on effect at local schools level where the boys of Riverstown produced a fine display to win the Allianz Sciath na Scol DH1 final at Páirc Ui Rinn yesterday.

A 29-YEAR-OLD Co Corkman who travelled to Killarney for a Christmas staff party was subjected to such a “horrific” attack that he had to learn to speak and walk again, the Circuit Criminal Court in Tralee has heard.

IT MIGHT have been bitingly cold, damp and miserable at Páirc Uí Rinn on Saturday night, yet hardly anyone noticed. With the action tough and uncompromising and a plethora of great scores, this Evening Echo Cork Co U-21 HC final was spellbinding and had late drama to cap a compelling night.

A TEENAGER who had earlier breached his bail conditions and fled to London was yesterday charged in connection with the death of a man in Killarney almost a year ago.

An 18-year-old Kerry man has been charged with the murder of 30-year-old James Brazier, who died after being found with stab wounds at 42 Pinewood Estate, Killarney on April 15 last year.