Mary Immaculate dig deep to see off spirited SETU Waterford in Fitzgibbon Cup

Despite the best efforts of Cork forward Sean Walsh (0-12) and Offaly midfielder Cathal King (0-3), SETU bow out with a round left to play

Shane O'Brien's 1-8 helped Mary I to a hard earned win.

Fitzgibbon Cup Round 2: Mary Immaculate College 1-16 SETU Waterford 0-17

1-8 from Limerick attacker Shane O'Brien and four points from wing back Cian Scully saw defending champions Mary I dig out a hard fought win over SETU Waterford and reach the Fitzgibbon Cup knockout stages. Jamie Wall's men arrived without Clare All-Ireland winners Adam Hogan and Shane Meehan due to injury and just about got over the line in their absence.