Third victory of their Division 3 campaign keeps Laois in the hunt for promotion and eases any fears of relegation

"Seani's got a lot of experience. He's probably a different player than when he left when he played on the shoulder and he was sharp and he was in behind."

The curtain-raiser to a triple-header of LGFA, football and hurling action saw Joe Carroll’s side prove too strong for relegation threatened Roscommon.

The victory helped ease any relegation concerns after an inconsistent start to the year by Dublin while Meath’s ambitions of a final berth look precarious, coming on the back of last week’s defeat to Kildare.

Ryan O'Donoghue scored nine points to help Mayo to narrow win over Kerry.

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Danny Lane’s 55th minute goal after being put through by Calvin O’Sullivan was the decisive score in the Tralee school’s favour.

Liam Ó Maonlaí enjoyed his moments in the pop world, but in recent years has turned more to sean-nós and Irish tradition in general 

Tomas Soucek was gifted a goal on his 30th birthday and Jannik Vestergaard scored an own goal.

For UL, it completes back-to-back Fresher League and Championship doubles having defeated UCC in last November's League final.

Slot and his assistant were sent off in the angry aftermath of Liverpool's 2-2 draw at Everton earlier this month.

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Christians dominate Crescent College with their half-back pairing in stellar form and Bill McCarthy grabbing a brace off the bench

Christians were dominant throughout with their half-back pairing of Christopher Barrett and Charlie O’Shea excelling.

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Also, Tipperary are starting to take shape while the Games Intelligence Unit could be a ground breaking for hurling. 

First-half goals from Mohamed Salah, his 30th of the season, and Dominik Szoboszlai were followed by a disciplined defensive performance.

Donegal elected to go against the Salthill gale in the first half and were down 0-17 to 0-1 to Galway by the break. 

A Triple Crown in the bag despite being well short of their best, the challenge is about to get even bigger with the French arriving in Dublin next up.

The Premier boss conceded that the Exiles were fully deserving of their victory at Semple Stadium.