Dublin were chasing a fifth straight victory in Mayo’s backyard so this was long overdue.

You just never know what you’re going to get from Cork whereas you can be guaranteed that Kilkenny will always show up

Matheus Cunha’s hat-trick earned Gary O’Neil’s team a first victory on this ground since 1979.

A frantic finish saw the Leinster rivals share the spoils. 

On Saturday, they travelled to Markievicz Park to take on Sligo in front of 118 spectators. A grand total of 65 tickets were sold. The rest was made up of player passes, officials, U16s and the like.

The Tipperary side clinched it at the death against Ardscoil Rís on Saturday.

Saturday night's episode also included conversations with musicians Liam Ó Maonlaí and Fiachna Ó Braonáin and celebrant and founder of Entheos, Karen Dempsey

The sides shared eight goals in a hectic clash on Tyneside.

Sean Ryan and Jake Morris struck the second-half goals while free-taker Gearoid O'Connor impressed with a dozen points overall.

Andy Hoolan struck for goal in the 63rd minute to seal the Dr Harty Cup crown for the Tipperary school. 

Arteta is not Klopp but whoever takes over at Liverpool won’t have Klopp’s gifts either.

They swore to store their disappointment. They swore to leave no stone unturned when the calendar ushered in a new Harty campaign.

Fortunately for West Ham, a James Ward-Prowse penalty in the second-half was enough to secure a 1-1 draw.

An impressive seven-try display from the Cork school as winger shows rivals a clean pair of heels

UCC’s safe negotiating of this latest group meeting means they progress to a quarter-final away to UL next week

Head coach Steve Borthwick has also named three uncapped players on the bench.

Right now these gorgeous birds are trying to eat enough to sustain themselves for a trip back to the Arctic soon — so it's vital to make sure people or dogs don't disturb them

Mercy Mounthawk are into their first ever Corn Uí Mhuirí final. They didn’t squeeze through. Neither were they made to sweat any great amount.

Miunthawk weren’t made to sweat any great amount. What they did was make a semi-final statement, a very large and loud one.

Galway headed for the dressing room at half-time two points up but UCD turned up the heat