The sides could not be separated after a thrilling encounter. 

Stephen Bradley's side missed the chance to close the gap on the front-runners. 

Julen Lopetegui's side lost at home in their first game of the season.

Dominic Solanke, the scorer of 19 Premier League goals for Bournemouth last season, is that man and his enthusiasm cannot be doubted.

This was Dr Crokes of old, quick passing and quick moving and showing almost unerringly accuracy with their chances

The Rebels will meet Galway or Kilkenny in the final on Saturday, July 12.

It is an historic first All-Ireland final meeting between Munster rivals Cork and Tipperary with Cork hoping to bridge a 20 year gap since they won the Liam McCarthy Cup while Tipperary last won the title in 2019.

In 2014, there was HawkEye, five years later it was Richie Hogan’s sending off. Now we have Widegate.

Having succumbed narrowly to Leitrim in last year’s decider, it was Tyrone’s turn to celebrate on the biggest day of the year as they finished the contest strongly to deservedly secure the Mary Quinn Memorial Cup for the first time since their sole success in 2018

Kerry hurler Oisín Maunsell bagged 1-2 for Na Gaeil in a physical contest against Austin Stacks.

It is a first victory for the Clarina outfit over their neighbours in Championship fare since 1991.

Evanilson’s early goal settled the game in north London, but Bournemouth should have won by a greater margin.

The game has originally been scheduled for Saturday afternoon but was called off after Valley Rovers' John Cottrell suffered a serious injury three minutes into the game. 

Gos were key for the West Cork outfit at Coachford.

The Three Lions were far from impressive. 

Cloughduv did it in style as they seek to make an immediate return to the Intermediate A grade following relegation last year. Barryroe head for the relegation play-off.

Blackrock progress to the semi-finals while Douglas avoided a relegation play-off courtesy of their draw with Kanturk 

Having shown a grittier and determined performance to come from behind in Moldova, Jim Crawford’s men were hoping for a more straightforward night in Tallaght. It was anything but

Danny Miskella scored eight points as Ballincollig came from behind to beat Glanmire.

The first presidential debate felt more like sparring than a showdown, with Jim Gavin steady, Catherine Connolly sharp, and Heather Humphreys muted