Their 6-30 to 0-11 win at Bord na Mona O'Connor Park was their sixth in league and championship this year, all by double figure margins at least.

Both Galway vs Waterford and Clare-Cork obliged. There were plenty of wobbles and no end of bobbles. Melodrama came home to Thurles and Limerick

The home side continued to hold a lead over their opponents right up until the second-half water break

Warren Gatland’s side had a poor first half and went to the interval 12-3 down with Springbok fly-half Handre Pollard kicking four penalties to one from Dan Biggar.

A truly superb first-half effort saw nine scorers contribute to a 1-18 to 0-9 interval lead

Not long now. The answers to so many of the imponderables regarding today’s first Test between South Africa and the British & Irish Lions are within reach.

Proving someone wrong or disproving a perception while being successful is extremely satisfying. The beauty of it is there is no need to try and justify yourself as the silverware and the performances speak for themselves.

With the Dubs going for three in row, Offaly were rank outsiders coming into the game but a sensational display saw them hold Dublin to just six scores in 60 minutes

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The Déise have never defeated Cork at minor level and this horribly one-sided contest again exposed the alarming gap between these two counties.

Wallace was overlooked for a wild card in 2018 despite winning for the third time in 15 starts in front of captain Thomas Bjorn

Limerick led from the 14th minute to the final whistle to book their place in the semi-final away to Clare on July 30.

Jones, 36, will become the first player of the professional era in rugby to reach double figures for the Lions

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Ireland’s Jack Conan will start at No.8, Courtney Lawes rather than Tadhg Beirne will occupy the blindside flanker berth, and Ali Price rather than Conor Murray is preferred at scrum-half

For Clare, this result compounds a difficult six days for underage hurling in the county after their 40-point minor loss to Cork

'You saw against Limerick we were very competitive during regulation time in both halves, but then were poor once the board went up for additional time'

Brian Cody was majorly concerned on Saturday about what happened to Dublin

Tipperary led 2-16 to 0-12 at the break before Limerick's second-half blast

The only game I could really recall like it was Leinster’s incredible turnaround against Northampton in the 2011 Heineken Cup final