Cork Con move into top four ahead of final round of AIL next Saturday

Clontarf and either Terenure College or Lansdowne will have home advantage in the Division 1A semi-finals, but Cork Con still have to fight off Dublin University for fourth place

Cork Con scrum-half Duncan Williams getting the ball back from Niall Kenneally during their Engeria AIL division 1A league match againsg Clontarf at Temple Hill, Cork. Picture Dan Linehan

Cork Constitution moved back into the top four with a 27-19 win over Young Munster, setting up a dramatic final day of the Energia All-Ireland League's regular season next Saturday.

Clontarf and either Terenure College or Lansdowne will have home advantage in the Division 1A semi-finals, but Cork Con, who host Lansdowne next weekend, still have to fight off Dublin University for fourth place.