Cork SFC replay
Nemo Rangers 4-12
St Finbarr’s 3-13
The South Douglas Road club secure their 20th Cork football title after recovering from a slow start against The Barrs. Full report here.
Kerry SFC final
Dr Crokes 0-17
South Kerry 1-12
Blighted by the late withdrawal of The Gooch through injury, Crokes were pushed to the brink by the 2015 champions. Full report here.
Limerick SFC final
Adare 2-10
Newcastle West 1-10
Jack English goal in injury time pic.twitter.com/oLtyCAZVES
— Joel Slattery (@JoelSlattery) October 22, 2017
20/1 outsiders at the start of the championship, an injury-time goal by Jack English fired Adare to their first ever Limerick senior football title.
Carlow SFC final replay
Éire Óg 2-8
Rathvilly 1-8
Éire Óg see off 13-man Rathvilly to claim their 27th Carlow football title at Netwatch Cullen Park.
Sligo SFC final replay
Tourlestrane 1-13
Eastern Harps 1-9
It is accomplished @sligogaa @TourlestraneGaa !!! 💚💛 pic.twitter.com/XAUeuvui6v
— Jackers66 (@Jackers6566) October 22, 2017
Tourlestrane come back from a four-point half-time deficit to claim back-to-back Sligo titles.
Roscommon SFC final
St Brigid’s 3-13
Roscommon Gaels 3-7
Brigid’s finish strongly to claim a 16th title, and a seventh in the last eight years. Full report here.
Mayo SFC final
Castlebar Mitchels 0-15
Ballintubber 0-13
Two late scores from Ger McDonagh and David Stenson see Castlebar pick up their 31st county crown in front of over 5,000 fans at MacHale Park. Full report here.
London SFC final
Fulham Irish 0-15
Tir Chonaill Gaels 1-11
Tyrone legend Owen Mulligan kicked the winner in a fantastic London final at Ruislip.
Cork SHC final
Imokilly 3-13
Blackrock 0-18
Cork’s Seamus Harnedy helps Imokilly end 19 years of hurt at the new Páirc. Full report here.
Clare SHC final replay
Sixmilebridge 1-20
Clooney-Quin 1-14
Sixmilebridge took full advantage of their second opportunity to secure a third title in five years in Cusack Park. Full report here.
Waterford SHC final
Ballygunner 2-18
De La Salle 0-16
Ballygunner capture a historic fourth title in a row after dominating their eastern rivals. Full report here.
Wexford SHC final
St Martin’s 2-16
Oulart-the-Ballagh 1-9
The champions are dethroned in Innovate Wexford Park as Martin’s storm to a 10-point victory with a rousing final 20 minutes.
Sligo SHC final
Calry-St Joseph’s
2-15 Western Gaels 3-10
Second-half goals from Brian Shannon and Michael O’Callaghan fire Calry St. Joseph’s to their seventh consecutive title at Markievicz Park.
Ulster SHC club final
Slaughtneil 2-21
Ballygalget 1-12
Double double joy well done to players mangers and supporters pic.twitter.com/PHUwHONNFJ
— Slaughtneil GAC (@GACSlaughtneil) October 22, 2017
The dual-chasing Derry club pull away in the second half to secure another momentous day in their history, as their camogie side also reigns supreme in Ulster.
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It will be an ugly match but ireland by 10 to 15 points.
hopefully it’s a win for the Irish on less we trow it away Scotland have a half desent side and will give us a game
With so many Irish injuries say it will be close, but Scotland haven’t really played at all well in last few years and have trouble scoring tries so will guess Ireland by 8 Points (+ / – 2)
It’ll be an ugly match, but have a feeling that Scotland could take it! Would feel that they’d be hungrier, and have played some decent rugby in the last few matches. O Connell will be a big loss too.
If we keep Hogg and Blair quiet aswell as compete at the lineouts we will stroll it.
Ireland by a brace is say. It’ll be won in the last 15 minutes. We’re a fitter better team, Scotland will threaten but struggle to finish. If the backline clicks together they can carve their defence. It’ll be an ugly forward battle and while POC will be missed Best brings a level head to the armband role. Eire Abú