ANTRIM

St Mary’s Aghagallon topped Group 3 of the Antrim SFC and qualified for the quarter-finals thanks to a comprehensive 4-13 to 0-15 win over Tir na nOg with the goals coming from Adam Loughran (2) Eunan Walsh and Niall McShane.

Thomas Morgan was the hero for O’Donovan Rossa as his late point secured a 1-12 to 0-14 win over Erin’s Own Cargin. The Shaw’s Road side took the lead through a 17th minute Cormac McGettigan goal and never trailed thereafter.

St. Brigid’s qualified for the quarter-finals thanks to a 1-14 to 1-10 win over Naomh Muire. They laid the ground-work in the first half when they forged into a 1-8 to 0-1 lead with the goal scored by James Smith.

Reigning Antrim SFC champions Creggan are also through to the quarter-finals after drawing with St John’s by 0-9 to 0-9.

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St Gall's 2-8 Lamh Dhearg 0-14

Naomh Bríd 1-14 Naomh Muire Archadh Eochaille 1-10

Roger Casements Portglenone 2-24 Naomh Eargnait, Muine Glás 1-7

St Mary’s Aghagallon 4-13 Tír na nÓg Randalstown 0-15

O’Donovan Rossa 1-12 Clann na hÉireann Carraigin 0-14

St John’s 0-9 Creggan Kickhams 0-9

ARMAGH

Three goals from Armagh senior star, Ethan Rafferty, ultimately proved too little too late for Grange as they fell to a four-point defeat to Madden in the Armagh SFC Preliminary Round.

Madden were the dominant force for most of the match but it took them some time to make it count on the scoreboard until Conor Mone palmed a goal to the net just before half-time.

Donal Rafferty hit another goal for the winners in the second-half to move nine points ahead, and that was enough of a buffer to hold off Grange’s later Rafferty inspired comeback.

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Madden Rapparees 2-12 Grange 3-5

CARLOW

Reigning champions Rathvilly were stunned by an impressive Palatine in Round 2 of the Carlow SFC, losing convincingly by 4-11 to 1-7.

Palatine’s three first-half goals laid the platform for a second win in as many matches that underlines their status as the form team so far in the Championship.

In the weekend’s other matches, Bagenalstown Gaels defeated Ballinabranna, Tinryland defeated Eire Óg, and Mount Leinster Rangers defeated Old Leighlin.

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Bagenalstown Gaels 1-10 Ballinabranna 1-6

Palatine 4-11 Rathvilly 1-7

Tinryland 0-12 Eire Og 1-8

Mount Leinster Rangers 3-8 Old Leighlin 2-9

CAVAN

Crosserlough ground out a hard-fought 0-13 to 0-11 victory over reigning Cavan SFC champions, Ramor United.

The match was level coming into second-half injury-time, but Crosserlough summoned up two excellent points to take the spoils.

First Patrick Lynch landed one from the left wing and then Pierce Smith nailed an even better one from a tight angle to seal the two-point victory.

Mullahoran overcame a slow start to defeat Laragh United by 0-10 to 0-8.

Trailing 0-6 to 0-3 at half-time, Mullahoran improved considerably in the second-half with Killian Brady especially impressive in defence.

A Gavin Brady point gave them the lead for the first time at 0-7 to 0-6, and thereafter Mullahoran were just about able to keep their noses in front.

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Mullahoran 0-10 Laragh Utd 0-8

Lacken 2-17 Kingscourt Stars 1-9

Gowna 0-14 Lavey 1-11

Crosserlough 0-13 Ramor United 0-11

Cavan Gaels 0-16 Ballinagh 0-11

Killygarry 1-14 Butlersbridge 0-9

CLARE

Reigning champions, Ballyea, suffered a heavy 2-21 to 0-14 Clare SHC defeat to Cratloe who topped Group 2 on the back of their impressive win.

They laid the foundation for victory in the final few minutes of the first-half as goals from Rian Considine and Mikey Hawes helped them into a seven point lead by the break.

Sixmilebridge have also topped their group after a 3-26 to 0-20 win over Whitegate. First-half goals from Shane Golden, David Kennedy, and Seadna Morey killed the game off in the first-half after which the winners led by 18 points.

Inagh-Kilnamona are also through to the quarter-final as group winners thanks to their 0-21 to 2-12 win over Wolfe Tones. The in-form Aidan McCarthy was the main man again, scoring 0-11.

Clare SHC round 4

Newmarket on Fergus 0-19 Clonlara 1-10

O'Callaghan Mills 3-11 Broadford 0-18

Cratloe 2-21 Ballyea 0-14

Inagh-Kilnamona 0-21 Wolfe Tones Shannon 2-12

Crusheen 2-19 Smith O’Brien 0-13

Sixmilebridge 3-26 Whitegate 0-20

CORK

Reigning champions Midleton were knocked out of the Cork SHC on Sunday after being defeated 2-19 to 3-15 by Kanturk.

Trailing by six points at half-time, Midleton looked like they’d turned things around when they moved three points ahead in the second-half.

But Kanturk finished with a flourish as they levelled the game through an Alan Walsh goal and then found a winner when Brian O’Sullivan landed an injury-time point.

Another big-gun, Sarsfields, are also out of the running after being beaten 4-19 to 0-19 by an impressive St. Finbarr’s side who had goal-scorers in Ethan Twomey, Jack Cahalane, Brian Hayes, and Eoghan Finn.

Erins Own are straight through to the semi-finals while the quarter-final line up is as follows: Douglas v St. Finbarr’s; Glen Rovers v Newtownshandrum; and Blackrock v Imokilly.

Na Piarsaigh and Charleville will go head to head in the relegation play-off.

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Erins Own 0-18 Bishopstown 0-18

Glen Rovers 0-26 Na Piarsaigh 3-7

Blackrock 1-20 Charleville 1-18

Kanturk 2-19 Midleton 3-15

St Finbarrs 4-19 Sarsfields 0-19

Newtownshandrum 1-26 Douglas 2-18

DONEGAL

Gaoth Dobhair, Kilcar, St Eunan’s, and Aodh Rua are all through to the quarter-finals of the Donegal SFC after the Round 3 matches.

Patrick McBrearty was the stand-out performer of the weekend, scoring a personal tally of 1-10 in Kilcar’s very impressive 2-23 to 1-12 victory over Ardara.

Darren Drummond and David Dolan got the goals as Aodh Rua made it three wins from three thanks to a comfortable 13-point victory over St. Nauls.

Reigning champions St Eunan’s looked very impressive in their 10-point twin over Cloughaneely. Conor O’Donnell Jnr caught the eye with his five-point haul from play, while Eoin McGeehin chipped in with eight points, three of which came from play.

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St Eunan's 1-20 Cloughaneely 2-7

Killybegs 1-14 Milford 0-6

Four Masters 3-10 Bundoran 0-13

Aodh Ruadh Ballyshannon 3-17 CLG Naomh Náille 1-10

Naomh Conaill 3-8 St. Michael’s 0-9

Glenswilly 2-14 Gleann Fhinne 2-9

Kilcar 2-23 Ardara 1-12

Gweedore 1-15 Sean MacCumhaill 0-7

DOWN

All-Ireland champions Kilcoo started the defence of their Down SFC title with a very convincing 2-12 to 0-4 win over Clonduff.

Eugene Branagan’s goal after 13 minutes had Kilcoo on the front foot from early on and by half-time they lead by 1-7 to 0-3.

They finished with a flourish too, with Eugene Branagan’s late goal putting an emphatic look on the scoreboard.

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Glen John Martins 3-13 Bredagh 1-11

Loughinisland 1-12 Castlewellan 1-9

Kilcoo 2-12 Clonduff 0-4

RGU Downpatrick 2-15 An Riocht 2-8

Ballyholland 1-12 Longstone 0-13

Carryduff 1-12 Bryansford 0-6

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Portaferry 0-23 Ballygalget 1-8

Ballycran 0-15 Bredagh 0-10

DUBLIN

Ballyboden St Enda’s made it three wins from three in the Dublin SHC with a convincing 0-20 to 0-13 win over an injury-weakened Na Fianna.

Paul Ryan scored seven points for the winners who took control of the match from the off and lead by 0-11 to 0-1 at the break.

Na Fianna were better in the second-half, especially Donal Burke who scored 10 points, but they left themselves too much to do.

Goals from Darragh O’Connell and Liam Murphy helped Cuala to a convincing 2-23 to 2-13 win over St. Judes. Dual star Con O’Callaghan, came on 20 minutes from the end and scored a fine point.

Reigning champions Kilmacud Crokes defeated Lucan Sarsfields by 1-24 to 0-18 with Ronan Hayes scoring their first-half goal and Oisín O’Rorke scoring some fine points.

Eoghan Dunne’s early goal set St. Brigid’s on their way to a 1-24 to 2-11 win over Craogh Chiaráin.

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Cuala 2-23 St Jude's 2-13,

St Brigid's 1-24 Craobh Chiarain 2-11

Ballyboden St Enda's 0-20 Na Fianna 0-13

Kilmacud Crokes 1-24 Lucan Sarsfields 0-18

FERMANAGH

Erne Gaels secured the Fermanagh SFL Division 1 title thanks to a hard-fought one-point win over Kinawley.

Brian Ryder’s first-half penalty save from Sean McManus was crucial and helped the Gaels into a one-point half-time lead.

The second-half was a tight affair too but three points from the Gaels put them 0-10 to 0-7 ahead with 57 minutes gone.

Kinawley summoned a late charge to close within one deep into injury-time, but missed a late ’45 that could have levelled the game.

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Erne Gaels Belleek 0-11 Kinawley Brian Borus 0-10

GALWAY

Reigning champions Mountbellew/Moylough made it three wins from three in the Galway SFC campaign thanks to a 1-19 to 1-14 victory over Salthill.

Patrick Kelly scored an early goal for the champs but Salthill came roaring back with a Tomo Culhane goal helping them into a 1-9 to 1-8 lead at the break.

The champions turned the screw in the second-half, with Eoin Finnerty and Barry McHugh particularly good as they outscored the sea-siders by six points.

2020 champions, Moycullen, also maintained their perfect start to the campaign with a hard-fought 1-14 to 1-12 win over Corofin.

Dessie Conneely kicked some great points for the winners while Neil Walsh’s goal also proved crucial as Corofin fell to their first loss of the campaign.

Tuam Stars are the only other team to have won a third match in a row as they defeated Oughterard by 1-12 to 0-14.

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Milltown 0-8 Caherlistrane 0-8

Tuam Stars 1-12 Oughterard 0-14

Annaghdown 1-15 St James' 0-12

St Michael’s 1-10 Killannin 1-8

Moycullen 1-14 Corofin 1-12

Mountbellew-Moylough 1-19 Salthill-Knocknacarra 1-14

Claregalway 1-11 Monivea-Abbey 0-12

Cumann Peile Naomh Anna, Leitir Móir 0-15 An Spidéal 0-11

CLG Bhearna 0-10 An Cheathrú Rua 0-10

KERRY

Templenoe are through to their first ever Kerry Senior Club Final after a 0-14 to 0-10 victory over Dingle.

Dingle were reduced to 14 men in the first minute of the match when Dylan Geaney was red-carded, but they battled gamely throughout.

Eventually Templenoe started to make their numerical advantage count, and led by 0-8 to 0-5 at half-time.

Once again, Killian Spillane was a key man for Templenoe, finishing with five points as they ground out a hard-fought win.

In the other semi-final, a Jack Savage penalty proved crucial for Kerins O’Rahillys as they defeated Spa by 1-16 to 0-16.

Spa were the better team in the first half and lead at the break by 0-8 to 0-6. But with David Moran and Gavin O’Brien becoming increasingly dominant around the middle third, O’Rahilly’s came good in the second-half.

The pivotal moment of the game came when Diarmuid O’Sullivan won a penalty when he was fouled in the square while trying to field a high-ball, and Savage stepped up to drive the penalty low to the keeper’s right.

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Kerins O'Rahilly's 1-16 Spa 0-16

Templenoe 0-14 Dingle 0-10

KILDARE

Sarsfields are through to the Kildare SFC quarter-finals after a 2-11 to 0-10 victory over Moorefield in the Newbridge derby and will now play reigning champions Naas in the last eight.

Eadestown are also through to the last eight after a 3-12 to 1-16 win over St. Laurence’s and will play Clane in the quarter-finals. Both of those games are on Sunday.

The other two quarter-finals will see Clogherinkoe play Athy on Friday, and Johnstownbridge play Celbridge on Saturday.

In the Kildare SHC, Clane are through to the semi-finals after a hard-fought 2-13 to 0-17 win over Confey.

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Eadestown 3-13 St. Laurence’s 1-16

Sarsfields 2-11 Moorefield 0-10

UPMC Kildare Senior Hurling Championship Quarter-final

Clane 2-13 Confey 0-17

LAOIS

Camross and Castletown are both through to the Laois SHC semi-finals after wins over Borris in Ossory Kilcotton and Rosenallis respectively.

Camross were convincing 14-point winners in their quarter-final, and did most of the damage in the first half when they swept into a 2-7 to 0-1 lead with Ciaran Collier scoring both goals.

Evan Cuddy was the hero for Castletown, as his last-gasp goal sealed the victory over Rosenallis in a hard-fought match.

In the Laois SHC Relegation Final, The Harps maintained their senior status when Podge Delaney hammered a last-play free to the net in extra-time to secure a dramatic 3-18 to 1-12 victory over Ballinakill.

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Camross 2-20 Borris in Ossory Kilcotton 0-12

Castletown 2-15 Rosenallis 1-15

Laois Shopping Centre Senior Hurling Championship Relegation Final

The Harps 3-18 Ballinakill 1-23

LEITRIM

The rematch of the 2021 Leitrim SFC Final produced great drama as reigning champions Sean O’Heslin’s edged out Mohill by a single point, 0-14 to 1-10.

It looked like Mohill had done enough to claim a draw when Fiachra McGuinness pointed to level the tie in the third minute of injury-time, but then Tom Prior broke their hearts when he landed a 64th minute winner.

Fenagh St. Caillin’s remain the form team so far in the championship as they beat St. Patrick’s, Dromahair by 5-27 to 2-8 to make it three wins from three.

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Fenagh St. Caillins 5-26 Naomh Pádraig 2-8

Seán O’Heslins 0-14 Mohill 1-10

St Mary's, Kiltogher 4-12 Melvin Gaels 1-5

Aughawillan 1-9 Glencar-Manorhamilton 0-9

Leitrim Gaels 2-17 Gortletteragh 0-10

LIMERICK

Adare, Newcastle West, Fr Casey’s, and St. Kieran’s are all through to the knock-out stages after Round 4 of the Limerick SFC.

The final group games will decide what two teams progress straight to the semi-finals and what teams will contest quarter-finals.

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Adare 1-7 Ballylanders 0-9

Monaleen 0-13 Oola 0-9

Newcastle West 1-16 Claughaun 0-6

Galtee Gaels 1-14 Kildimo-Pallaskenry 1-14

Ballysteen 2-5 St Kierans 1-8

LONGFORD

Daniel Mimnagh was the hero for Killoe as his injury-time point secured a 0-12 apiece with Abbeylara. The draw was enough for Abbeylara to progress to the quarter-finals, and Killoe can join them there if they beat Clonguish in their final group game.

Rathcline survived the concession of two late goals to hold on for a 4-10 to 2-13 win over Clonguish. Until that late Jack Duggan inspired Clonguish comeback, Rathcline had gotten themselves into a strong position thanks to goals from Iarla O’Sullivan, Shane Kenny, David Rooney, and Oran Kenny.

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Rathcline 4-10 Clonguish 2-13

Dromard 2-13 St Mary’s Granard 0-8

Mullinalaghta St Columba's 2-13 Longford Slashers 1-4

Colmcille 0-15 Carrickedmond 2-7, Higginstown

Abbeylara 0-12 Killoe Young Emmets 0-12

LOUTH

Geraldines are through to the knock-out stages of the Louth SFC after a 1-10 to 0-8 victory over St. Bride’s.

They only scored a single point in the first half, but came good in the second.

Substitute Ben Gartlan scored the all important goal on 54 minutes when he palmed the ball to the net from a Fearghal McDonald pass.

Ardee St. Mary’s are also through to the knock-out rounds after a comfortable 3-14 to 1-6 win over Dundalk Gaels.

Ciarán Keenan was the main man for the winners, scoring 2-2, while defender Páraic McKenny also impressed with a haul of 1-1.

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Geraldines 1-10 St Brides 0-8

Ardee St Mary’s 3-14 Dundalk Gaels 1-6

MEATH

Defending champions Kildalkey are safely through to the Meath SHC knock-out rounds after a 1-23 to 2-14 win over Ratoath who are also through despite the defeat.

Nicky Potterton (0-8, 6f), Padraig Geoghegan (1-3), and Evan Fitzgerald (0-5) gave the winners a cutting edge in attack that Ratoath ultimately couldn’t contain.

Killyon are also through as group winners thanks to a 2-20 to 0-11 win over Clann nan Gael with the goals coming from Adam Gannon and Shane Clarke.

Kilmessan’s big 4-25 to 0-4 win over Boardsmill was enough to see them progress to the knock-out stages on scoring difference after finishing on six points along with Blackhall Gaels and Clann na nGael.

Kiltale and Trim are also through to the knock-out rounds.

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Killyon 2-20 Clann na nGael 0-11

Longwood 1-14 Blackhall Gaels 0-16

Kiltale 2-19 Trim 1-21

Kildalkey 1-23 Ratoath 2-14

Na Fianna 2-15 St. Peters Dunboyne 1-18

Kilmessan 4-25 Boardsmill 0-4

MONAGHAN

Castleblayney won their sixth Monaghan SHC title in a row on Sunday when beating Carrickmacross by 2-15 to 1-8.

Brian McGuigan’s early goal gave the winners the perfect start but Carrickmacross were very much in the game throughout the first-half and only trailed by four points at half-time.

Fergal Rafter then took charge for ‘Blayney in the second-half, firing over a series of points, and when Thomas Hughes scored his team’s second goal they had one hand on the cup, leading by 2-12 to 0-7 with 10 minutes remaining.

Luke McKenna pulled a goal back for Carrick but it was too little, too late.

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Castleblayney Hurling Club 2-15 Carrickmacross Hurling Club 1-8

OFFALY

Ferbane and Edenderry have joined Tullamore and Rhode in the semi-finals of the Offaly Senior Football Championship.

On Saturday, Ferbane just about edged a compelling quarter-final with Clara, coming out on top by 2-16 to 2-15.

They did it in dramatic fashion too, kicking the last three points of the match in injury-time with Shane Nally claiming the winner.

On Sunday, Edenderry also had to come from behind before beating Shamrocks by 1-13 to 0-12.

Nigel Dunne kicked five first-half points to help Shamrocks into a 0-8 to 0-6 half-time lead, but Edenderry moved up through the gears in the second-half and Rory Egan’s late goal ultimately proved decisive.

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Ferbane 2-16 Clara 2-15

Edenderry 1-13 Shamrocks 0-12

Offaly SFC relegation final

Durrow 1-18 Cappincur 4-8

ROSCOMMON

Defending Roscommon SHC champions, Athleague, are through to the semi-finals after defeating Tremane by 3-13 to 3-9.

Ben McGahon hit 0-11 for the winners, with Aengus Lyons, Eoin Ward, and Gary Fallon chipping in with goals. Athleague will now play Four Roads in the semi-final.

Oran are also through to the semi-finals thanks to a 0-19 to 0-12 win over St. Dominic’s. Patrick Fallon and Eamon Kenny scored a combined 0-14 to set up a semi-final showdown with Pádraig Pearses.

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Athleague 3-13 Tremane 3-9

Oran Hurling Club 0-19 St Dominic's 0-12

SLIGO

Defending champions Easkey remain very much the team to beat in Sligo.

They scored a whopping 4-36 when defeating Calry-St. Joseph’s by 35 points.

Naomh Eoin probably represent their greatest threat this year and also showed good form in their 3-25 to 2-14 win over Coolera/Strandhill.

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Easkey 4-36 Calry-St Joseph's 1-10

Naomh Eoin 3-25 Coolera/Strandhill 2-14

Western Gaels 1-11 Tourlestrane 0-13

TIPPERARY

Reigning champions Loughmore-Castleiney made it three wins from three in the Tipperary SFC after defeating Aherlow by 3-15 to 2-9.

Goals from Lorcan Egan and Ciarán McGrath (2) meant the match was over as a contest by half-time, with Aherlow now resigned to a relegation battle after three defeats from three matches.

Clonmel Commercials also made it three wins from three courtesy of a comprehensive 2-21 to 0-13 victory over Cahir. Already ahead by 13 points at the break, goals early in the second-half from Jack Kennedy and Michael O’Reilly killed the game off entirely.

The Shanahan brothers, Luke and Paul, were to the fore for Upperchurch-Drombane in their 1-12 to 0-9 win over Killenaule, scoring a combined tally of 1-10.

Gavin Whelan’s goal mid-way through the first-half gave Ardfinnan the impetus they needed to carve out a convincing 1-22 to 1-12 win over Moycarkey-Borris.

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Kilsheelan-Kilcash 1-12 Rockwell Rovers 0-14

Loughmore-Castleiney 3-15 Aherlow 2-9

Ardfinnan 1-22 Moycarkey-Borris 1-12

Upperchuch-Drombane 1-12 Killenaule 0-9

Clonmel Commercials 2-22 Cahir 0-12

WATERFORD

Reigning All-Ireland SHC champions, Ballygunner, are through to the Waterford SHC semi-finals after a comfortable win over Fourmilewater.

The result was never in doubt after Kevin Mahony’s goal helped them into a 1-10 to 0-4 lead after 25 minutes, and they eventually won out by 1-27 to 1-15.

It was something of a Mahony brothers show, with Kevin, Pauric, and Mikey accounting for 1-16 of their team’s total tally.

Austin Gleeson was on fire for Mount Sion as they swept to a 1-27 to 0-13 win over Lismore, with the county star finishing with 1-6 to his name. Alan Kirwan also impressed for John Meaney’s team, scoring five points from play.

Thomas Douglas was the main man for De La Salle, scoring 1-5 from play, as they trumped Dungarvan by 2-24 to 1-20.

Roanmore complete the Waterford SHC semi-final quartet thanks to their 1-22 to 2-11 win over Abbeyside. Former Waterford forward, Gavin O’Brien, led the way for the winners, shooting 15 points (12 frees, two from play and a sideline).

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De La Salle 2-24 Dungarvan 1-20

Roanmore 1-22 Abbeyside 2-11

Mount Sion 1-27 Lismore 0-13

Ballygunner 1-27 Fourmilewater 1-15

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Passage 3-17 Tallow 1-11

Clonea 5-12 Dunhill 2-14

WESTMEATH

Defending champions St. Loman’s are through to the Westmeath SFC semi-finals after a 2-12 to 0-8 win over Coralstown-Kinnegad.

Also through to the semi-finals are The Downs who remain the only unbeaten team in the championship so far.

The two quarter-finals will see Coralstown-Kinnegad play Killucan and Caulry play Tyrrellspass.

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Caulry 1-14 Mullingar Shamrocks 1-14

Moate All Whites 1-15 Tang 0-17

Athlone 2-14 Rosemount 1-12

Killucan 1-7 Tyrrellspass 0-8

St. Loman’s 2-12 Coralstown-Kinnegad 0-8

The Downs 1-12 Garrycastle 1-9

WEXFORD

Shelmaliers got the defence of their Wexford SFC title off to a winning start with victory over Sarsfields on a scoreline of 5-8 to 1-12.

The eight-point win was a slightly flattering one though, with the champions hitting two late goals against a young Sarsfields team with five championship debutants.

The most eye-catching performance of Round 1 was produced by St. Anne’s who enjoyed a very impressive 2-13 to 0-6 win over St. Martin’s.

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Castletown 1-9 HWH Bunclody 0-10

St James’ 3-13 Glynn-Barntown 3-8

Kilanerin 1-15 Gusserane O'Rahilly's 1-7

St Anne's Rathangan 2-13 St Martin's 0-6

Shelmaliers 5-8 Sarsfields 1-12

Crossabeg-Ballymurn 2-14 Starlights 0-10