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Saturday's inter-county hurling round-up

Paul Browne, Limerick, and Dean Brosnan, Cork, in action during the Co-op Superstores Munster Hurling League game in Mallow.

Paul Browne, Limerick, and Dean Brosnan, Cork, in action during the Co-op Superstores Munster Hurling League game in Mallow.

Co-op Superstores Munster Hurling League

CLARE 4-20 KERRY 0-12

LIMERICK 2-23 CORK 1-21

Limerick eventually overcame **Cork **following a high scoring clash at Mallow.

An opportunistic early Aaron Gillane goal helped Limerick into a 1-13 to 0-12 half-time lead.

It was a lively tussle played out in front of 1,364 spectators with Gillane and Tom Morrissey sharp in attack for Limerick.

Cork levelled with 11 minutes remaining courtesy of a Jack O'Connor goal.

Seamus Flanagan replied with a major for Limerick, who closed out the deal.

**Clare **cruised to an emphatic win over **Kerry **at LIT.

The Banner county dominated the opening period accumulating a 3-11 to 0-5 interval advantage.

David Reidy, Cathal O'Connell, and Shane O'Donnell plundered opening period goals for Clare.

After the restart Clare continued to dictate with Bobby Duggan adding a fourth goal in the 50th minute.

Colin Gath netted a goal for Offaly against Westmeath.

Colin Gath netted a goal for Offaly against Westmeath.

Bord Na Mona Walsh Cup

OFFALY 2-15 WESTMEATH 1-16

LAOIS 1-16 KILDARE 0-9

MEATH 1-17 ANTRIM 0-19

CARLOW 4-18 WICKLOW 2-10

Colm Gath was an influential figure for Offaly, who defeated **Westmeath **at Banagher.

Gath scored 2-3 for Kevin Martin's outfit against a spirited Westmeath.

Offaly, boosted by a Gath goal, led by 1-12 to 0-8 at half-time, but Westmeath improved considerably when the action recommenced.

Robbie Greville and Gath traded goals in the second period, but Offaly held out.

Enda Rowland struck a goal from a first half penalty as **Laois **proved to be too strong for **Kildare **at Hawkfield.

**Meath **and **Antrim **served up an entertaining encounter at Trim with the Royals earning victory.

James Kelly finished with 1-3 for Meath, who were prompted by the effective Neil Heffernan, Jack Regan, and James Toher.

Neil McManus nailed 0-10 for the Saffrons, while Conor Johnston clipped three points from play.

Heffernan supplied the match winning score for Meath in the closing stages.

In Netwatch Cullen Park **Carlow **were always in control against **Wicklow **when claiming a comfortable triumph.

Bord Na Mona Kehoe Cup

LONGFORD 4-11 LOUTH 2-10