GAELIC FOOTBALL

Ulster SFC First Round

Scotstown (Monaghan) 2-17 Derrygonnelly Harps (Fermanagh) 1-11

Antrim SFC Final

Cargin 0-5 Creggan 0-4

Armagh SFC Final

Crossmaglen Rangers 0-24 Ballymacnab 1-15

Cavan SFC Final

Castlerahan 2-11 Crosserlough 1-13

Derry SFC Final

Coleraine 1-12 Lavey 0-12

Donegal SFC Final

Gaoth Dobhair 0-17 Naomh Conaill 1-7

Kildare SFC Final

Moorefield 2-12 Athy 2-9

Limerick SFC Final

Adare 1-13 Ballylanders 0-12

London SFC Final

Fulham Irish 1-14 Tir Chonaill Gaels 1-14

Louth SFC Final

Newtown Blues 1-11 Naomh Mairtin 1-10

Tyrone SFC Final

Coalisland 2-11 Killyclogher 1-7

Westmeath SFC Final

Mullingar Shamrocks 2-12 St Loman's, Mullingar 1-11

HURLING

Clare SHC Final

Ballyea 1-20 Cratloe 1-14

Dublin SHC Final

Kilmacud Crokes 1-20 Ballyboden St Enda's 2-17

Sligo SHC Final

Coolera/Strandhill 2-25 Naomh Eoin 3-10

Tipperary SHC Final

Clonoulty-Rossmore 0-23 Nenagh Eire Og 2-13

Wexford SHC Final

Naomh Eanna 2-11 St Martin's 0-13

Wicklow SHC Final

Glenealy 4-10 Carnew Emmets 1-12

Late goals from substitute Ross McKenna and Damien McArdle were the decisive blows as Scotstown proved too strong for Derrygonelly Harps in the Ulster Club SFC first round.Glenealy 4-10 Carnew Emmetts 1-12

The Fermanagh standard bearers had caused the Monaghan outfit plenty of problems, but Scotstown remained composed to advance to the quarter-final stage.

Gaoth Dobhair, prompted by Odhran Mac Niallais, enjoyed a productive afternoon at MacCumhaill Park in Ballybofey beating Naomh Conaill by 0-17 to 1-7 in the Dongeal SFC Final.

Mac Niallais registered eight points, while Cian Mulligan, Daire O'Baoill, and Kevin Cassidy also impressed.

Ciaran Thompson's goal in the dying embers was merely a consolation for Naomh Conaill.

Castlerahan have suffered plenty of recent heartbreak in Cavan, but they refused to be denied at Kingspan Breffni when overcoming Crosserlough by 2-11 to 1-13.

In a dramatic conclusion Castlerahan, who were six points down with 15 minutes remaining, responded as Oisin O'Connell and Sean Brady provided the vital goals.

In Armagh Crossmaglen Rangers dominated after the restart to earn a 0-24 to 1-15 triumph over Ballymacnab.

Rian O'Neill was the star of the second half as the six time All Ireland winners prevailed.

Coleraine claimed their second Derry title with a 1-12 to 0-12 victory over Lavey.

Substitute Cailean O'Boyle mined seven points following his introduction with Barry Daly netting the decisive goal.

Owen Mulligan's late free for Fulham Irish means a replay will be necessary to determine the London champions following a 1-14 each draw against Tir Chonaill Gaels.

Fulham Irish finished strongly clipping three late scores to draw after David Givney and Adrian Hanlon had earlier traded goals in an eventful encounter.

Cargin shaded a tight Antrim decider eventually overcoming rivals Creggan Kickhams by 0-5 to 0-4.

Moorefield survived a spirited Athy rally to retain the Kildare crown at St Conleth's Park, winning 2-12 to 2-9.

Eddie Heavey and Mark McDermott scored Moorefield's goals, while Adam Tyrrell contributed six points.

Kevin Feely struck two second half goals for Athy, but Moorefield held on.

Newtown Blues came thundering back in the closing stages to defeat first time finalists Naomh Mairtin by 1-11 to 1-10 in Louth.

Holders Newtown Blues were 1-6 to 0-3 behind at half-time, but a Ross Nally goal and a Conor Branigan point at the death were critical.

Adare summoned a dynamic second half display to beat Ballylanders 1-13 to 0-12 in the Limerick decider.

Trailing by four points at the interval Adare responded with replacement Charlie McCarthy grabbing an opportunistic late goal.

HURLING

Timmy Hammersley nailed 0-12 as Clonoulty-Rossmore secured their first Tipperary title since 1997 at Semple Stadium defeating Nenagh Eire Og by 0-23 to 2-13.

With seven minutes remaining a Paddy Murphy goal edged Eire Og a point in front, but Clonoulty-Rossmore finished strongly.

Inevitably the in form Hammersley was involved as Clonoulty-Rossmore delivered in style when the issue was delicately poised.

Gorey club Naomh Eanna beat St Martin's in the Wexford SHC Final by 2-11 to 0-13.

Conor McDonald was the hero for Naomh Eanna finishing with a 2-1 haul and the winners were able to absorb some pressure from St Martin's.

Glenealy, with Leighton Glynn still going strong, earned glory in Wicklow, while Coolera/Strandhill are the new Sligo champions.