ANTRIM

Ruairi McCann netted a first half goal as holders Creggan defeated O'Donovan Rossa 1-8 to 0-6.

St Mary's Aghagallon proved too strong for Naomh Bríd, emerging 0-14 to 0-7 victors.

Gareth Magee was sharp from frees clipping five points for St Mary's, who led 0-5 to 0-4 at the interval.

Portglenoe were always in control against Gort Na Mona with a late Ryan Convery goal sealing the deal.

Northern Switchgear Antrim Senior Football Championship Quarter Final

Clann na hÉireann Carraigín 0-13 Lámh Dhearg 0-9

Roger Casements Portglenone 1-15 Gort na Móna CLG 0-6

St. Mary’s Aghagallon 0-14 Naomh Bríd 0-7

Kickhams GAC Creggan 1-8 O'Donovan Rossa 0-6

ARMAGH

An exciting encounter unfolded as Crossmaglen Rangers eventually overcame Silverbridge, 1-19 to 2-11.

Caolan Finnegan's goal following a crafty Cian McConville pass was a critical score for Crossmaglen, who finished strongly.

Paddy Reel and Pauric Keating had bagged majors for Silverbridge, who edged six points clear in the second period, but Crossmaglen responded impressively.

Shea Loye bagged a goal as Mullaghbawn edged out Clann Éireann 1-9 to 0-11.

At the quarter-final stage Mullaghbawn will now fance Granemore, who beat Pearse Óg.

Dromintee, who defeated Sarsfields 3-8 to 1-9, play Crossmaglen.

The other last eight fixtures are Ballymacnab verus Maghery, while Killeavy clash with Clan na Gael.

Maghery proved too strong for Armagh Harps, winning on a 1-12 to 0-12 scoreline.

Armagh Senior Football Championship Round 1

Granemore 1-10 Pearse Óg 0-10

Killeavy St Molnna 2-12 Madden 0-14

Ballymacnab 1-14 St Patrick's 0-13

Maghery Seán MacDiarmada 1-12 Armagh Harps 0-12

Naomh Pádraig Droim an Tí 3-8 Sarsfields 1-9

Clann na Gael 0-13 Carrickcruppen 1-8

Crossmaglen Rangers 1-19 Silverbridge 2-11

CLG Chú Chulainn An Mullach Bán 1-9 Clann Eireann 0-11

CARLOW

Chris Nolan struck two goals as Mount Leinster Rangers defeated Rathvilly 3-7 to 1-9.

It means that Mount Leinster Rangers will now face Bagenalstown Gaels at the quarter-final stage.

The other game in that round features Éire Óg, who cruised to a convincing 3-25 to 1-5 success over Ballinabranna.

Éire Óg now face Rathvilly and it promises to be an interesting match - a repeat of the 2020 and 2021 Carlow SFC finals.

Group winners Palatine and Tinryland are straight through to the semi-final stage.

Michael Lyng Motors Hyundai Carlow Senior Football Championship

Palatine 1-14 Old Leighlin 3-8

Éire Óg 3-25 Ballinabranna 1-5

Tinryland 0-11 Bagenalstown Gaels 1-5

Mount Leinster Rangers 3-7 Rathvilly 1-9

CLARE

Clarecastle will now be involved in another relegation battle following a 0-13 to 0-9 defeat against Broadford.

Level at the interval, 0-5 each, Broadford enjoyed a productive second half with Diarmuid O'Brien influential.

O'Callaghan's Mills defeated Cratloe by 2-25 to 3-17 with Cormac Murphy and Colm Cleary netting important goals for the victors.

Sixmilebridge produced a dynamic display to defeat Clonlara 3-18 to 0-18.

Shane Golden struck two goals, while Brian Corry also rattled the Clonlara net.

In the other fixture at the weekend, Feakle and Whitegate drew 1-23 each.

Clare Senior Hurling Championship Round 5

Feakle 1-23 Whitegate 1-23

Sixmilebridge 3-18 Clonlara 0-18

Broadford 0-13 Clarecastle 0-9

O’Callaghan’s Mills 0-14 Cratloe 2-7

CORK

Goalkeeper Gavin Connolly proved to be the star of the show as Blackrock defeated Imokilly following an enthralling encounter at Páirc Uí Chaoimh.

In a dramatic penalty shootout Connolly made three vital saves as the Rockies advanced to the semi-final stage.

A gripping game finished level after extra-time, 2-23 to 1-16, but Alan Connolly, Michael O'Halloran, and Tadhg Deasy scored penalties for Louis Mulqueen's team.

Robbie Cotter clipped 1-5 for Blackrock during the game, while Deasy, O'Halloran, substitute Kevin O'Keeffe, and Alan Connolly all contributed handsomely too.

William Leahy and Seamus Harnedy were effective for Imokilly, but Blackrock prevailed.

St Finbarr's also claimed a victory, beating Douglas by 0-22 to 0-18.

Alan Cadogan rifled over five points from play for Douglas, but it wasn't enough to deny the Barrs.

Brian Hayes, the Cunningham brothers, Sam and Brian, and Pádraig Buggy produced fine displays for a youthful Barrs team.

Darragh Fitzgibbon inspired Charleville to a 2-27 to 0-13 triumph over Na Piarsaigh to preserve Premier Senior Hurling status.

Managed by former Limerick star Mark Foley, Charleville cruised to victory with Andrew Cagney (2-3), Jack Doyle (0-10), and Fitzgibbon (0-7) in brilliant form.

Co-Op Superstores Cork Premier Senior County Hurling Championship Quarter-Finals

Newtownshandrum 1-23 Glen Rovers 0-23

St Finbarr’s 0-22 Douglas 0-18

Blackrock 2-23 Imokilly 1-26 AET Blackrock win 3-0 on penalties

Relegation Play-Off:

Charleville 2-27 Na Piarsaigh 0-13

DERRY

Shane McGuigan and Christopher Bradley were in good scoring form as Slaughtneil defeated Ballinderry 0-18 to 0-6.

Slaughtneil started brightly, accumulating a 0-9 to 0-2 half-time lead.

In the last 16 round of the Derry SFC Slaughtneil face Claudy.

Lavey, 1-10 to 0-11 winners over Lavey, face Steelstown Brian Óg's, who list to Seán O'Learys.

Bellaghy face Swatragh, while Glen will clash against Ballinascreen.

O’Neill’s Derry Senior Football Championship Round 3

Slaughtneil 0-18 Ballinderry 0-6

Seán O'Leary's 1-9 Steelstown Brian Óg’s 1-7

Eoghan Rua 0-10 The Loup 0-7

Banagher 0-13 John Mitchel’s GAC 1-8

Ballinascreen 1-12 O’Donovan Rossa GAC 0-9

Kilrea 1-8 Bellaghy 0-10

Lavey 1-10 Dungiven 0-11

Glen 0-14 Swatragh 1-9

DOWN

Carryduff, Loughinisland, Clonduff, Castlewellan, and Burren all posted wins in the Down SFC.

In difficult conditions Burren scored two second half goals to defeat RGU Downpatrick 2-3 to 0-2.

Castlewellan produced a solid display to overcome Bredagh by 2-7 to 1-3.

Clonduff edged out Bryansford 1-12 to 0-8, while Loughinisland did enough to overcome Warrenpoint 0-14 to 0-11.

An impressive Carryduff side struck three goals to defeat Glenn 3-9 to 0-8.

Morgan Fuels Down GAA Senior Football Championship

Carryduff 3-9 Glenn 0-8

Loughinisland 0-14 Warrenpoint 0-11

Clonduff 1-12 Bryansford 0-8

Castlewellan 2-7 Bredagh 1-3

Burren GAC 2-3 RGU Downpatrick 0-3

DUBLIN

Kilmacud Crokes defeated St Vincent's to maintain their impressive Dublin SHC form.

Alex Considine and Fergal Whitely netted goals during Crokes 2-25 to 3-18 success against Vincent's.

Cuala overcame Ballyboden St Enda's 2-23 to 2-17 following a similarly exciting match.

With 11 minutes remaining Boden led 2-17 to 0-18, but Cuala finished with a real flourish.

Mark Schutte and Seán Moran goals were followed by five further Cuala points as they claimed victory.

Conal Keaney and Niall McMorrow scored goals for Ballyboden, but Cuala responded in the last quarter.

Na Fianna enjoyed a 2-15 to 1-16 win over St Oliver Plunkett Eoghan Ruadh, while Lucan Sarsfields defeated St Brigid's 2-17 to 1-11.

Go Ahead Dublin Senior Hurling Championship Round 5

Kilmacud Crokes 2-25 St Vincent's 3-18

Lucan Sarsfields 2-17 St Brigid's 1-11

Cuala 2-23 Ballyboden St Endas 2-17

Na Fianna 2-15 St Oliver Plunkett Eoghan Ruadh 1-16

FERMANAGH

Stephen McGullion's late goal decorated Derrygonnelly Harps' 1-17 to 1-8 win over Teemore.

Initially Teemore had caused Derrygonnelly some problems, only trailing at the interval by 0-8 to 1-4 with Eoin McManus grabbing a goal.

Belnaleck, who host Derrygonnelly next Sunday, drew 1-5 to 0-8 against Erne Gaels.

Ryan Lyons scored the equalising point with four minutes remaining for Erne Gaels.

Enniskillen defeat Ederney 1-11 to 0-10 with Ethan Beresford netting a critical goal.

Fermanagh Senior Football Championship Round 1

Kinawley 1-12 Roslea 0-10

Enniskillen 1-11 Ederney 0-10

Derrygonnelly Harps 1-17 Teemore 1-8

Belnaleck 1-5 Erne Gaels 0-8

GALWAY

Peter Cooke was instrumental as Maigh Cuilinn powered to a 0-15 to 0-6 triumph over Tuam Stars at Pearse Stadium.

Dessie Conneely was also prominent for Don Connellan's team, who dominated the second half.

Holders Mountbellew-Moylough were too strong for Bearna with Patrick Kelly adding another goal to the collection in a 1-16 to 0-6 success.

Cathal Sweeney's late goal sealed a 1-15 to 0-11 victory for Salthill-Knocknacarra over St James'.

Rob Finnerty and Tomo Culhane were others to impress for Salthill-Knocknacarra, who are managed by John O'Mahony.

Eoin Blade and Cillian McDaid (2) were Monivea-Abbey's goalscorers in a 3-9 to 1-10 victory over Milltown.

Despite two Patrick Sweeney goals Killannin still lost 3-10 to 2-10 against Claregalway.

Danny Cummins, Conor Flaherty, and Nathan Grainger scored goals for Claregalway, while St Michael's and Caherlistrane divided the spoils following a 0-10 each draw.

Damien Comer and Frankie Burke were key figures in Annaghdown's 1-11 to 0-10 win over a spirited An Cheathrú Rua.

Dylan Seoige's late point ensured Naomh Anna and Oughterard finished level, 0-9 to 1-6.

Bon Secours Hospital Galway Senior Football Championship Round 4

Caherlistrane 0-10 St Michael's 0-10

Claregalway 3-10 Killannin 2-10

Annaghdown 1-11 An Cheathrú Rua 0-10

Naomh Anna, Leitir Móir 0-12 Oughterard 1-9

Mountbellew/Moylough 1-16 Bearna 0-6

Salthill-Knocknacarra 1-15 St James' 0-11

Monivea-Abbey 3-10 Milltown 1-9

Maigh Cuilinn 0-15 Tuam Stars 0-6

KERRY

Dylan O'Donoghue's last gasp point ensured South Kerry drew with Templenoe, 0-14 to 1-11.

Killian Spillane and Tadhg Morley were effective for Templenoe, while Aidan Crowley netted a goal as they edged six points clear.

Graham O'Sullivan, O'Donoghue, and Matthew O'Sullivan landed important scores for South Kerry, who earned a draw.

Stephen O'Brien registered five points from play as Kenmare Shamrocks defeated Shannon Rangers 0-17 to 1-10.

Paul Geaney, Mikey Geaney, Billy O'Connor, and Niall Geaney scored goals as Dingle beat Spa 4-10 to 1-6.

An understrength Dr Crokes were still able to edge out St Kieran's 2-14 to 0-14 with Cian McMahon and Kieran O'Leary mining goals.

Even without David Clifford, East Kerry strolled to an emphatic 2-20 to 1-11 win over Kerins O'Rahilly's.

Ruairi Murphy and James O'Donoghue struck goals for a star studded East Kerry outfit.

Martin Stack's 0-11 haul ensured Feale Rangers defeated St Brendan's 0-15 to 0-13.

Shane O'Callaghan and David Mannix clipped vital scores as Austin Stacks defeated Na Gaeil 0-14 to 1-8.

Garvey’s Supervalu Kerry Senior Football Championship Round 1

Austin Stacks 0-14 Na Gaeil 1-8

Feale Rangers 0-15 St Brendan's 0-13

Mid Kerry 1-14 West Kerry 1-10

East Kerry 2-20 Kerins O'Rahilly's 1-11

Kenmare Shamrocks 0-17 Shannon Rangers 1-10

Dr.Crokes 2-14 St Kieran’s 0-14

Daingean Uí Chúis 4-10 Spa Killarney 1-6

Templenoe 1-11 South Kerry 0-14

KILDARE

Maynooth stunned Celbridge to earn a place in the Kildare SHC decider.

David Qualter and Harry Dunne fired over some excellent scores in the closing stages as Maynooth advanced.

Naas, who won the 2020 and 2021 championships in Kildare, were always in the ascendancy against Clane, emerging 3-20 to 0-12 victors.

Joe Mallon Motors Kildare Senior Football Championship Dermot Bourke Cup Relegation Final

Confey 1-10 Round Towers 0-8

UPMC Kildare Senior Hurling Championship Semi Finals

Maynooth 0-17 Celbridge 0-15

Naas 3-20 Clane 0-12

LAOIS

Neighbours Courtwood and O'Dempsey's will clash at the Laois SFC semi-final stage, while Portlaoise are set to face Portarlington.

It was a lively weekend of quarter-final action with Portlaoise the only comfortable winners, 0-15 to 0-6 against Clonaslee.

Graiguecullen failed to score after the 46th minute as Courtwood, who won 1-11 to 0-11, will now contest a first Laois senior semi-final since 1976.

O'Dempsey's also showed admirable battling qualities in the closing moments to defeat St Joseph's, 3-10 to 1-13.

Paddy O'Sullivan's late point was important as Portarlington beat a gritty Ballyroan by 2-9 to 1-11.

Killeshin preserved senior status following a 0-15 to 0-8 win over Ballylinan, who drop down to the intermediate ranks for the first time since 1973.

Laois Shopping Centre Senior Football Championship Quarter Finals

Portlaoise 0-15 Clonaslee St Manmans 0-6

O’Dempsey’s 3-10 St Joseph's 1-13

Courtwood 1-11 Graiguecullen 0-11

Portarlington 2-9 Ballyroan 1-11

Laois Shopping Centre Senior Football Championship Relegation Final

Killeshin 0-15 Ballylinan 0-8

LEITRIM

Goals in the dying moments from Emmett Regan and Paul Keaney steered St Mary's to a 2-16 to 0-8 win over Gortletteragh.

Shaun Chandler's late goal guided Leitrim Gaels to a 1-14 to 2-9 triumph over Fenagh St Caillins.

Ryan O'Rourke struck a brace of goals for Fenagh, but Leitrim Gaels claimed the spoils.

Ballinamore's 4-9 to 1-13 win over Glencar-Manorhamilton and Mohill's 5-10 to 0-18 success over Aughawillan ensures that there will be a repeat of the 2021 decider at the quarter-final stage.

That encounter involving Ballinamore and Mohill will be worth monitoring.

Leitrim Senior Football Championship Round 4

Ballinamore 4-9 Glencar-Manorhamilton 1-13

Melvin Gaels 3-12 Dromahire 1-12

St Mary's 2-16 Gortletteragh 0-8

Leitrim Gaels 1-14 Fenagh St Caillins 2-9

Mohill 5-10 Aughawillan 0-18

LIMERICK

Adrian Breen's first half brace of goals put Na Piarsaigh on the road to a convincing 2-20 to 0-13 win over Adare.

Na Piarsaigh have chalked up four wins in a row to secure a place at the semi-final stage.

Patrick Cummins' late goal ensured Doon defeated Patrickswell 2-19 to 1-21.

Aaron Gillane and Diarmaid Byrnes struck nice scores for 'The Well, but Doon came thundering back late on.

Kyle Hayes was the star of the show as Kildimo Pallaskenry beat Blackrock 1-27 to 1-14.

The versatile Limerick star ended the contest with a remarkable 0-10 from play haul.

Coached by Fintan O'Connor, Kilmallock overcame Ahane by 1-22 to 1-16.

Graeme Mulcahy and Paddy O'Loughlin provided scores for Kilmallock in the closing minutes after Ahane had trimmed the deficit to two points.

Bon Secours Hospital Limerick Senior Hurling Championship Round 4

Kilmallock 1-22 Ahane 1-16

Mungret St Paul’s 1-24 South Liberties 2-20

Kildimo Pallaskenry 1-27 Blackrock 1-14

Na Piarsaigh 2-20 Adare 0-13

Doon 2-19 Patrickswell 1-21

LONGFORD

Longford Slashers staged a dramatic second half comeback mission, but Clonguish Gaels survived to claim silverware.

Leading 1-9 to 0-3 at half-time, Clonguish had accumulated a healthy advantage, but Slashers were much improved in the second period.

Stephen Gregg's goal ensured Clonguish were well ahead at the break.

Slashers were spirited throughout and a David Buckley goal near the end gave them some hope, but Clonguish held on to secure a first title since 2019.

Longford Senior Hurling Championship Final

Clonguish Gaels 1-15 Longford Slashers 1-13

MAYO

Dylan Thornton, Evan Regan, and Conor McStay scored goals as a determined Ballina Stephenites outfit caused a surprise against holders Knockmore.

The Stephenites prevailed on a 3-9 to 0-11 scoreline, while Aghamore also impressed in the same group.

Aghamore defeated Ballaghadereen by 3-14 to 2-8 courtesy of goals from Conor Byrne, Darren Duffy, and Ross Egan.

Mayo Gaels, intermediate winners in 2021, proved too strong for The Neale, 3-10 to 1-7.

Liam Hughes, Jack Fallon, and John Gallagher all netted goals for Mayo Gaels.

Castlebar Mitchels fended off Davitts' gutsy challenge to win 0-17 to 2-9.

Niall Treacy and Ronan McNamara scored goals for Davitts, but Neil Douglas and David Stenson impressed for Mitchels.

Paul Towey scored 0-10 as Charlestown drew 1-14 to 0-17 against Garrymore.

Finbar McLaughlin and Lee Keegan scored goals as a promising Westport side overcame Ballintubber 2-11 to 0-9.

Stephen McDermott registered 1-3 as Breaffy beat Balla 1-13 to 0-8.

Connacht Gold Mayo Senior Football Championship Round 2

Mayo Gaels 3-10 The Neale 1-7

Westport St Patrick's 2-11 Ballintubber 0-9

Aghamore 3-14 Ballaghaderreen 2-8

Breaffy 1-13 Balla 0-8

Ballina Stephenites 3-9 Knockmore 0-11

Claremorris 0-13 Belmullet 1-8

Charlestown Sarsfields 1-14 Garrymore 0-17

Castlebar Mitchels 0-17 Davitts 2-9

MEATH

A 38th minute goal from Nicky Potterton was a vital score as Kildalkey defeated Kilmessan 2-13 to 1-11.

Potterton was influential, finishing the game with 2-6 as they recovered from the early concession of a Kevin Keena goal for Kilmessan.

Padraic O'Hanrahan scored 1-13 as Ratoath enjoyed a 1-23 to 0-11 triumph against Killyon.

Cian Rogers also rifled over five points from play for Ratoath.

Ted Murtagh Clothing & Footwear, Trim Meath Senior Hurling Championship Quarter Finals

Ratoath 1-23 Killyon 0-11

Kildalkey 2-13 Kilmessan 1-11

MONAGHAN

Francis Hughes' late goal ensured Clontibret earned a 1-11 draw against Scotstown.

With Donaghmoyne beating Auaghnamullen 3-11 to 1-7, Clontibret advance to the semi-final stage.

Inniskeen are also through to the penultimate round following a 1-15 to 0-10 victory over Carrickmacross.

Latton overcame Truagh 1-7 to 0-4, and those two clubs are in the quarter-final alongside Scotstown and Truagh.

Greenfield Foods Monaghan Senior Football Championship Round 5

Scotstown 1-11 Clontibret 1-11

Donaghmoyne 3-11 Aughnamullen 1-7

Inniskeen 1-15 Carrickmacross 0-10

Latton 1-7 Truagh 0-4

OFFALY

Tullamore and Rhode will contest the Offaly SFC for the third year in a row.

Holders Tullamore, with former Offaly U20 star Cormac Egan making a welcome return, netted a late goal to beat Edenderry 1-14 to 0-10.

That major arrived courtesy of Diarmuid Egan for Declan Hogan's Tullamore team.

Rhode's game against Ferbane went the distance as a penalty shootout was required.

Cathal Flynn's goal ensured Ferbane led 1-6 to 0-5, but Rhode, with Anton Sullivan and Aaron Kellaghan prominent, eventually levelled.

Rhode goalkeeper Ken Garry saved three penalties and also scored during an exciting conclusion.

Offaly Senior Football Championship Semi Finals

Rhode 0-17 Ferbane 1-14 AET Rhode win 3-2 on penalties

Tullamore 1-14 Edenderry 0-10

SLIGO

Ryan Feehily's goal proved decisive as St Mary's beat Calry St Joseph's 1-14 to 1-11.

Dara O'Boyle had scored a major for Calry, but Mary's advanced to the semi-finals following this hard earned win.

Shamrock Gaels proved far too strong for Tubbercurry, 1-20 to 0-8 ensuring next weekend's clash against Calry will be a winner takes all encounter.

Tourlestrane, managed by Fergal O'Donnell, are also through to the penultimate round after a 1-15 to 1-12 success over Coolera/Strandhill.

Teenager Danny Cronin struck four goals as Drumcliffe Rosses Point overcame St Farnan's 7-11 to 0-8.

Homeland Sligo Senior Football Championship

Drumcliffe Rosses Point 7-11 St Farnan’s 0-8

Tourlestrane 1-15 Coolera/Strandhill 1-12

Shamrock Gaels 1-20 Tubbercurry 0-8

St Mary's 1-14 Calry St Joseph’s 1-11

TIPPERARY

Stephen Ferncombe's goal from a late penalty capped a great 1-18 to 1-16 win for Clonoulty Rossmore against Thurles Sarsfields.

Following an emotional spell for the club with the tragic passing of Dillon Quirke, Clonoulty Rossmore produced another defiant display.

Clonoulty led 0-10 to 0-8 at the break, but a goal from Paddy Creedon was significant for Sarsfields, who subsequently went four points clear.

Ferncombe's intervention proved to be decisive as Clonoulty advanced to the last eight.

JK Brackens defeated Nenagh Éire Óg by 3-17 to 1-19.

Nenagh did lead by seven points in the third quarter, but JK Brackens thundered back into the reckoning.

James Mackey struck a first half goal for Nenagh, who were 1-9 to 0-7 ahead at the turnaround.

Andrew Ormonde and Shane Bourke (2) netted goals for JK Brackens, while Lyndon Fairbrother scored 0-10.

FBD Insurance Tipperary Senior County Hurling Championship Preliminary Quarter Final

Clonoulty Rossmore 1-18 Thurles Sarsfields 1-16

JK Brackens 3-17 Nenagh Eire Og 1-19

WATERFORD

JJ Kavanagh & Sons Waterford Senior Hurling Championship Final

Ballygunner 2-11 Mount Sion 0-8

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WESTMEATH

Dean McNicholas plundered a goal as Tyrrellspass defeated Caulry 1-14 to 1-10.

Paddy Sleator's major for Caulry early in the second half put Tyrrellspass under pressure, but they recovered impressively.

Ger Egan and Nigel Harte kicked vital scores for Tyrrellspass, who advanced.

Robbie Greville's second half goal was the vital moment as Killucan beat Coralstown-Kinnegad 1-9 to 0-11.

Shay Murtagh Precast Westmeath Senior Football Championship Quarter Finals

Tyrrellspass 1-14 Caulry 1-10

Killucan 1-9 Coralstown-Kinnegad 0-11

WEXFORD

A competitive Wexford SFC continues to unfold with Group A supplying plenty of thrills and spills.

Four clubs - Crossabeg/Ballymurn, St Anne's, Gusserane-O'Rahilly's, and Kilanerin have accumulated four points from three matches.

St Martin's, well beaten 3-13 to 1-5 by Gusserane O'Rahilly's, are the only team that hasn't registered a point in that group.

In the other pool Shelmaliers are the only senior club with a flawless record following an easy 0-21 to 1-4 win over HWH Bunclody.

St James' and Castletown, though, both have four points following three rounds of games.

Dominic Smith Expert Electrical Wexford Senior Football Championship

St. James’ 1-9 Sarsfields 1-6

Gusserane O’Rahilly’s 3-13 St. Martin’s 1-5

Crossabeg/Ballymurn 5-6 Kilanerin 1-6

Shelmaliers 0-21 HWH Bunclody 1-4

Glynn-Barntown 1-7 Castletown 1-4

St. Anne’s Rathangan 1-11 Starlights 0-11

WICKLOW

Christy Moorehouse was in brilliant form for Bray Emmets scoring 0-16 as they beat Kiltegan 1-19 to 1-11.

Kiltegan summoned a determined challenge with Padge O'Toole netting a goal, but Bray Emmets reached another final.

Mikey Boland struck 1-2 for Bray, who will play Glenealy in the decider.

Garvin Weir was a central performer for Glenealy, who beat Carnew Emmets 2-16 to 0-12.

Lightning Protection Ireland Wicklow Senior Hurling Championship Semi-Finals

Bray Emmets 1-19 Kiltegan 1-11

Glenealy 2-16 Carnew Emmets 0-12