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Passage lost defender Kevin Cullinane to a straight red card after just three minutes.

Despite their four game winning run at Markets Field, just 637 paid into the Garryowen venue, with the damp Shannonside evening taking from the attractiveness of the fixture.

2024 senior county champions Aghada began the defence of their title in emphatic fashion away to St Val’s in Cloughduv.

Slade made his first appearance of the season in Exeter’s defeat by Harlequins on Sunday having undergone shoulder surgery.

The intercounty star led his side a maiden Munster hurling championship victory. 

Flynn Downes had just cancelled out Kaoru Mitoma’s opener when Cameron Archer converted a cross from Saints substitute Ryan Fraser.

Overall though, Shandrum were left frustrated with the lopsided free-count. Although, it must be said they did need to be more disciplined, especially up against a player of Cunningham’s ability

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Na Fianna's Colin Currie said his side were disappointed with how they played in the first half of the All-Ireland SHC semi-final against Loughrea. 

The draw extended both clubs’ unbeaten run to seven matches.

Mallow will face Ballincollig in the final next month. 

Both sides remain winless after Stephy Mavididi’s strike cancelled out Iliman Ndiaye’s opener

Feakle manager Ger Conway said there was pressure on his players to deliver a Clare SHC title. 

Drogheda keeper Luke Dennison was the busier of the two keepers as he made a couple of excellent saves to deny the hosts victory.

Although Eoin Dwyer carried the Coláiste fight, a first-half in which Templemore dominated meant any second-half fightback from the Ballincollig school - who are in their second year at the Harty Cup level - would likely fall short. 

Stephne Bradley described the 31-year-old as replicating the form which earned him three senior caps under Martin O’Neill in 2018.

Robinson's brace at the start of the second-half put Cardiff in command and Dimitrios Goutas thundered home a header off the underside of the crossbar to ram home their superiority.

The Foxes provided another solid first-half showing but ultimately paid the price for a lack of quality and failed to learn their lessons from their midweek second-half collapse to Crystal Palace in a similar showing in front of their own fans.

Adam Armstrong gave West Brom a 74th minute lead. Wednesday got 93rd minute equaliser through Callum Patterson but then Molumby struck at the death.