The prolific Dean Rock is a key figure for Ballymun Kickhams.
GAELIC FOOTBALL
Dublin SFC
Group 1
St Oliver Plunketts 2-17 Ballyboden St Enda's 0-13
Kilmacud Crokes 0-7 Raheny 0-4
Group 2
St Vincent's 4-18 Lucan 0-13
Skerries Harps 1-12 Na Fianna 1-12
Group 3: St Brigid's 2-16 Clontarf 0-10
Ballymun Kickahms 2-13 Castleknock 1-13
Four attractive Dublin SFC Quarter-Finals are scheduled for September 29 and 30th.
Ballyboden St Enda's face Na Fianna, St Vincent's clash against Castleknock, St Sylvesters collide with Kilmacud Crokes, while the battle between St Jude's and Ballymun Kickhams will be sprinkled with inter-county talent.
Cormac Diamond, Adam Baxter (2), and Enda Varley all netted goals for Vincent's in a comprehensive 4-18 to 0-13 success over Lucan.
Aaron Byrne's second half penalty was a key score for Na Fianna, who eked out a 1-12 to 1-12 draw against Skerries Harps.
Dean Rock and Paddy Small led the way as Ballymun Kickhams defeated Castleknock by 2-13 to 1-13.
Kerry SFC
South Kerry 1-15 Rathmore 0-11
Dingle 1-14 St Kieran's 1-11
St Brendan's 3-18 Mid Kerry 1-18
Dr Crokes 3-28 An Ghaeltacht 2-15
Tony Brosnan was the star of the show for Dr Crokes, who overcame An Ghaeltacht's challenge by 3-28 to 2-15.
Brosnan scored 1-9 from play and 1-13 in total ensuring Crokes now face rivals Killarney Legion in the last eight.
Barry O'Sullivan inspired Dingle to a 1-14 to 1-11 victory over St Kieran's, while Ivan Parker contributed 2-8 as St Brendan's outfoxed Mid Kerry 3-18 to 1-18.
South Kerry, with former inter-county star Bryan Sheehan, scoring 1-3 enjoyed a commanding 1-15 to 0-11 win against Rathmore.
Tyrone SFC
Galbally Pearses 3-15 Pomeroy Plunketts 2-13
St Malachy's 0-10 Tir na nOg 0-9
O'Donovan Rossa 2-9 Clonoe O'Rahilly's 1-11
Trillick 2-11 Donaghmore 1-7
Edendork 0-10 Moy 0-9
Ryan Gray and Niall Gormley struck goals as Trillick defeated Donaghmore by 2-11 to 1-7.
Edendork overcame last year's Intermediate champions, 0-10 to 0-9, following a game featuring six red cards.
Tyrone marksman Connor McAliskey suffered an ankle injury in Clonoe's defeat against O'Donovan Rossa.
Cork star Mark Collins continues to deliver for Castlehaven.
Cork SFC
Castlehaven 0-17 CIT 1-13
Mark Collins' struck nine points as Castlehaven set up a quarter-final meeting with Nemo Rangers following a 0-17 to 1-13 triumph at Cloughduv.
Brian Hurley clipped three points for Castlehaven, who shaded another interesting encounter.
Donegal SFC
Group A
Ardara 1-12 Burt 0-11
Group B
St Eunan's 1-11 Dungloe 0-4
Gaoth Dobhair 0-12 Naomh Conaill 0-6
Group C
Malin 3-12 An Tearmainn 1-7
Group D
Sean MacCumhaill 3-12 Killybegs 0-15
Cavan SFC Quarter-Finals
Crosserlough 2-17 Ramor United 2-14
Gowna 2-13 Cavan Gaels 0-15
Castlerahan 0-12 Kingscourt Stars 0-7
Lavey 0-10 Lacken 0-10
Down SFC
Warrenpoint 0-18 Loughinisland 1-12
Westmeath SFC
Group 1
Tyrrellspass 3-8 The Downs 0-12
Athlone 5-11 Killucan 0-8
St Loman's 2-8 Coralstown/Kinnegad 2-5
Group 2
Garrycastle 4-20 Maryland 2-5
Castledaly 1-11 St Mary's 1-11
Clare SFC
Corofin 2-9 Lissycasey 1-9
Eire Og 4-24 St Breckan's 0-9
Clondegad 2-14 Kilmihill 0-8
Cooraclare 0-15 Doonbeg 1-7
A much improved Corofin caused a surprise beating Lissycasey 2-9 to 1-9.
Eoin Daveron and Jamie Malone grabbed goals for the victors, who advanced to the quarter-finals.
Conail O'hAinifein, Shane Daniels, David Reidy, and Dara Walsh helped Eire Og to a facile 4-24 to 0-9 win over St Breckan's.
Clare talisman Gary Brennan is an important player for Clondegad.
Kildare SFC
Naas 5-19 Raheens 3-7
Sarsfields 1-11 Maynooth 2-4
Louth SFC Quarter-Finals
Dreadknots 5-9 Dundalk Gaels 0-11
Newtown Blues 1-18 St Joseph's 0-9
Carlow SFC
Mount Leinster Rangers 3-8 Tinryland 2-7
Sligo SFC Quarter-Final
Coolaney/Mullinabreena 1-11 Calry/St Joseph's 0-12
Laois SFC Quarter-Finals
St Joseph's 0-15 Stradbally 1-10
Portlaoise 2-17 Ballyroan Abbey 0-9
O'Dempseys 1-13 Emo 0-10
Graiguecullen 1-12 Killeshin 1-12
Offaly SFC Quarter-Finals
Tullamore 3-10 Edenderry 1-10
Clara 0-11 Gracefield 1-5
The last four in the race for the Offaly Championship is now known with CLara set to take on Ferbane, while Tullamore face Rhode.
Shane Dooley bagged a brace of goals for Tullamore, while Pa Cosgrove also netted as they beat a young Edenderry team 3-10 to 1-10.
Clara finished strongly to overcome Gracefiled by 0-11 to 1-5.
Wicklow SFC
Rathnew 2-10 Hollywood 1-4
Arklow Geraldines Ballymoney 2-15 Kiltegan 1-11
Limerick SFC
Adare 3-9 St Senan's 2-11
Ballylanders 1-12 Na Piarsaigh 0-12
Monaleen 1-15 Dromcollogher Broadford 1-12
Newcastlewest 0-15 St Kieran's 1-10
Ballysteen 4-8 Fr Casey's 1-14
Ballylanders 1-12 Na Piarsaigh 0-12
Oola 3-13 St Patrick's 1-12
Mikey Lyons' hat-trick ensured holders Adare claimed the spoils against St Senan's, 3-9 to 2-11.
Daniel Power goaled for Monaleen, who beat Dromcollogher Broadford by 1-15 to 1-12.
Darragh Treacy's goal gave St Kieran's hope, but Newcastlewest finished strongly to emerge 0-15 to 1-10 victors.
Wexford SFC
Starlights 2-12 Castletown 0-11
Shelmailers 2-10 St Anne's 0-11
Kilanerin 2-11 St James' 2-6
Sarsfields 4-9 Taghmon-Camross 1-12
St Martin's 2-8 Glynn-Barntown 1-7
Champions Starlights cruised into the semi-finals following a 2-12 to 0-11 win against Castletown.
Andy Tobin and Eamonn Furlong scored Starlights' goals during a comfortable success.
Improving Kilanerin outsmarted St James' by 2-11 to 2-6 with Niall Breen and Conor Devitt the goalscorers, while the experienced Mattie Forde landed six points.
Jamie Carty and Jack O'Connor netted for St Martin's, who overcame Glynn-Barntown by 2-8 to 1-7.
Ross Banville's early goal set Shelmailers on the road to a 2-10 to 0-11 win against St Anne's.
Abbeylara were defeated in the 2017 Longford SFC Final by St Columba's, Mullinalaghta.
Longford SFC
Abbeylara 1-10 Colmcille 0-10
Clonguish 2-9 Dromard 1-7
Conor Berry's goal means Abbeylara will contest another Longford SFC Final.
Holders St Columba's, Mullinlaghta face Clonguish in the semi-final. Clonguish beat Dromard 2-9 to 1-7 in the quarter-final.
Roscommon SFC
Section A
St Brigid's 1-12 Roscommon Gaels 0-10
Strokestown 0-10 Western Gaels 0-7
Clann na nGael 1-17 Boyle 1-4
Section B
Pearses 1-14 Elphin 0-4
St Faithleach's 3-18 St Croan's 3-12
Castlerea St Kevin's 2-13 Michael Glaveys 2-8
St Brigid's and Clann na nGael advanced to the semi-final stage following wins.
Strokestown, Roscommon Gaels, Padraig Pearses, and St Faithleach's are the other clubs still in contention.
Leitrim SFC
Mogill 3-17 Allen Gaels 0-8
St Mary's Kiltoghert 1-14 Gortlettragh 0-10
Glencar-Manorhamilton 2-11 Ballinamore 2-11
Aughawillan 1-11 Melvin Gaels 0-12
HURLING
Cork SHC
Quarter-Finals
Imokilly 1-22 Newcestown 2-18
UCC 0-20 Sarsfields 1-14
Midleton 1-19 Newtownshandrum 2-15
Blackrock 1-20 St Finbarr's 1-11
Relegation play/off
Ballyhea 3-19 Killeagh 2-13
Blackrock enjoyed a convincing 1-20 to 1-11 win over St Finbarr's to move into the penultimate stage.
Michael O'Halloran contributed seven points for the winners, while Tadhg Deasy also planted a goal.
Cork Under 21 star Conor Cahalane struck a major for the Barrs, who were well beaten.
Conor Lehane struck eight points as Midleton survived a tough test against Newtownshandrum advancing on a 1-19 to 2-15 scoreline.
An 0-11 haul from Jamie Coughlan frees kept Newtownshandrum in the hunt, but Midleton, inspired by Cormac Beausang's 1-4 held on.
Imokilly eventually shrugged off Newcestown's spirited resistance to win a thriller 1-22 to 2-18.
Paudie O'Sullivan, Seamus Harnedy, and Will Leahy delivered important scores throughout for Imokilly.
A talented UCC outfit proved too strong for Sarsfields, 0-20 to 1-14, at Pairc Ui Rinn.
Kerry's Shane Conay was excellent for the students mining 10 points including four from play, while Darragh Fitzgibbon and Tom Devine were others to impress.
Thurles Sarsfields and Tipperary hurler Ronan Maher.
Tipperary SHC
Play/off
Thurles Sarsfields 1-27 Upperchurch-Drombane 3-16
Thurles Sarsfields will advance to the knockout stages following a narrow 1-27 to 3-16 triumph over a gritty Upperchurch-Drombane team.
Though Sars led by seven at the break goals from Michael Lee and Padraig Green had Upperchurch-Drombane level early in the second half.
A Lee point edged the underdogs ahead, but Pa Bourke and the Maher brothers steered Sarsfields to victory.
Sarsfields now face Drom-Inch, who drew with Upperchurch-Drombane last week, on Wednesday.
North Final
Kilruane MacDonaghs 0-19 Kiladangan 0-12
Man of the match Cian Darcy scored a dozen points for Kilruane MacDonaghs, who claimed their first North Tipperary title in 28 years.
Galway SHC
Castlegar 2-10 Craughwell 0-14
Sarsfields 1-17 Loughrea 2-12
Cappatagle 0-17 Portumna 0-11
Gort 1-19 Mullagh 1-16
Ballindereen 2-14 Beagh 1-16
Padraig Pearses 2-16 Moycullen 1-8
Tommie Larkins 0-20 Kilnadeema-Leitrim 2-14
Athenry 3-11 Abbeyknockmoy 0-14
St Thomas' 0-23 Liam Mellows 0-13
Turloughmore 1-14 Killimordaly 1-8
Castlegar 2-10 Craughwell 0-14
Holders Liam Mellows suffered a disappointing 0-23 to 0-14 loss against St Thomas' on Sunday evening.
St Thomas', with Eanna Burke outstanding, dominated the second half to pull clear against the city outfit.
Galway footballer Tom Flynn, an All Star nominee this year, scored a goal as Athenry beat Abbeyknockmoy 3-11 to 0-114.
Goalkeeper James Skehill thumped over two points for Cappataggle, who defeated Portumna by 0-17 to 0-11.
Aidan Harte's goal ensured Gort shaded their encounter with Mullagh by 1-19 to 1-16.
Ger Farragher guided Castlegar to a narrow 2-10 to 0-14 win over Craughwell, while Sarsfield held on to prevail 1-17 to 2-12 despite a late Johnny Coen goal for Loughrea.
Offaly SHC Relegation Final
Kinnity 0-14 Seir Keiran 0-13
Derry SHC semi-finals
Slaughtneil 1-14 Dungiven 1-13
Banagher 3-16 Lavey 2-14
Derry and Ulster champions Slaughtneil eventually earned a 1-14 to 1-13 win against Dungiven and will face Banagher, who beat Lavey 3-16 to 2-14 in the decider.