Energia All-Ireland League: Results Round-Up

There were dramatic finishes at a number of grounds in the Energia All-Ireland League’s final round, as clubs secured semi-final places and others tried to avoid the dreaded relegation play-off.

ENERGIA ALL-IRELAND LEAGUE: MEN’S DIVISIONS RESULTS:

Saturday, April 9

DIVISION 1A:

Division 1A Semi-Finals (April 23): Clontarf v Cork Constitution, Castle Avenue; Terenure College v Lansdowne, Lakelands Park
Division 1A Final (May 1)

Relegation Play-Off First Leg (April 23): UCC v Ballynahinch, the Mardyke
Relegation Play-Off Second Leg (April 30): Ballynahinch v UCC, Ballymacarn Park

BALLYNAHINCH 17 YOUNG MUNSTER 10, Ballymacarn Park
Scorers: Ballynahinch: Try: Josh Hanlon; Pens: Conor Rankin 4
Young Munster: Tries: Shane Malone, Eoin O’Connor
HT: Ballynahinch 11 Young Munster 10

CORK CONSTITUTION 21 LANSDOWNE 17, Temple Hill
Scorers: Cork Constitution: Tries: Niall Kenneally, Cian Barry, Matisse Lamarque d’Arrouzat; Cons: Aidan Moynihan 3
Lansdowne: Tries: Stephen Madigan, Eamonn Mills, James Reynolds; Con: Charlie Tector
HT: Cork Constitution 7 Lansdowne 17

GARRYOWEN 12 DUBLIN UNIVERSITY 34, Dooradoyle
Scorers: Garryowen: Tries: Ed Barry, Tony Butler; Con: Tony Butler
Dublin University: Tries: Thomas Clarkson, Harry Sheridan, Gavin Jones, Ronan Quinn 2, Max O’Reilly; Cons: Mick O’Kennedy 2
HT: Garryowen 0 Dublin University 17

TERENURE COLLEGE 50 UCC 14, Lakelands Park
Scorers: Terenure College: Tries: Michael Melia, Connall Boomer, Craig Adams 3, Adam La Grue, Caolan Dooley; Cons: Caolan Dooley 5
UCC: Tries: Matthew Bowen, Sam O’Sullivan; Cons: Daniel Squires 2
HT: Terenure College 22 UCC 7

UCD 17 CLONTARF 35, UCD Bowl
Scorers: UCD: Tries: Chris Cosgrave, Ross Deegan, Jack Gardiner; Con: Chris Cosgrave
Clontarf: Tries: Dylan Donnellan 2, Matt D’Arcy, Tadhg Bird, Fionn Gilbert; Cons: Conor Kelly 5
HT: UCD 12 Clontarf 21

DIVISION 1B:

Promotion Play-Off Semi-Finals (April 23): Old Wesley v Naas, Energia Park; Highfield v Shannon, Woodleigh Park
Promotion Play-Off Final (April 30): Home advantage to highest-ranked team

Relegation Play-Off First Leg (April 23): Navan v Banbridge, Balreask Old
Relegation Play-Off Second Leg (April 30): Banbridge v Navan, Rifle Park

CITY OF ARMAGH 18 BANBRIDGE 28, Palace Grounds
Scorers: City of Armagh: Tries: Tim McNiece, Dylan Nelson; Con: Harry Boyd; Pens: Harry Boyd 2
Banbridge: Tries: Max Lyttle, 2 Penalty tries, Josh Cromie; Cons: Adam Doherty 2, 2 Pen try cons
HT: City of Armagh 10 Banbridge 14

NAAS 53 OLD BELVEDERE 7, Forenaughts
Scorers: Naas: Tries: Adam Coyle, Donal Conroy, Gary Kavanagh 3, Connor Johnson, Sam Cahill; Cons: Peter Osborne 6; Pens: Peter Osborne 2
Old Belvedere: Try: Connor Owende; Con: Peter O’Beirne
HT: Naas 22 Old Belvedere 7

NAVAN 24 MALONE 64, Balreask Old
Scorers: Navan: Tries: Hardus van Eeden, Ronan Hannon, Keelan Murphy; Cons: Colm O’Reilly 3; Pen: Colm O’Reilly
Malone: Tries: Dan Kerr, Adam McNamee, Shane Kelly 2, Ben McCaughey, Aaron Sexton 3, Daryl Maxwell, Andy Bryans; Cons: Rory Campbell 7
HT: Navan 10 Malone 33

SHANNON 61 OLD WESLEY 12, Thomond Park back pitch
Scorers: Shannon: Tries: Declan Moore, Kelvin Brown 2, Aran Hehir, Alan Flannery, Penalty try 2, Colm Heffernan, Ian Leonard; Cons: Jake Flannery 6, 2 Pen try cons
Old Wesley: Tries: David Poff, David Young; Con: Paddy McKenzie
HT: Shannon 35 Old Wesley 5

ST. MARY’S COLLEGE 24 HIGHFIELD 28, Templeville Road
Scorers: St. Mary’s College: Tries: Ian Wickham, David Aspil, Conor Dean, Adam McEvoy; Cons: Conor Dean 2
Highfield: Tries: Sam Burns, Colin O’Neill, Mark Dorgan, John McLoughlin; Cons: Shane O’Riordan 4
HT: St. Mary’s College 10 Highfield 14

DIVISION 2A:

Promotion Play-Off Semi-Finals (April 23): Queen’s University v Ballymena, Dub Lane; Cashel v Buccaneers, Spafield
Promotion Play-Off Final (April 30): Home advantage to highest-ranked team

Relegation Play-Off First Leg (April 23): Rainey Old Boys v Nenagh Ormond, Hatrick Park
Relegation Play-Off Second Leg (April 30): Nenagh Ormond v Rainey Old Boys, New Ormond Park

Dolphin 22 UL Bohemians 19, Musgrave Park
Ballymena 33 Queen’s University 20, Eaton Park
Cashel 38 Buccaneers 43, Spafield
MU Barnhall 28 Nenagh Ormond 45, Parsonstown
Old Crescent 33 Rainey Old Boys 10, Takumi Park

DIVISION 2B:

Promotion Play-Off Semi-Finals (April 23): Greystones v Galway Corinthians, Dr Hickey Park; Belfast Harlequins v Blackrock College, Deramore Park
Promotion Play-Off Final (April 30): Home advantage to highest-ranked team

Relegation Play-Off First Leg (April 23): Galwegians v Ballina, Crowley Park
Relegation Play-Off Second Leg (April 30): Ballina v Galwegians, Heffernan Park

Ballina 14 Galwegians 20, Heffernan Park
Dungannon 7 Greystones 19, Stevenson Park
Galway Corinthians 31 Blackrock College 24, Corinthian Park
Malahide 33 Belfast Harlequins 45, Estuary Road
Wanderers 46 Sligo 10, Merrion Road

DIVISION 2C:

Promotion Play-Off Semi-Finals (April 23): Enniscorthy v Tullamore, Alcast Park; Skerries v Bangor, Holmpatrick
Promotion Play-Off Final (April 30): Home advantage to highest-ranked team

Relegation Play-Off First Leg (April 23): Clonmel v City of Derry, Ardgaoithe
Relegation Play-Off Second Leg (April 30): City of Derry v Clonmel, Judge’s Road

Bruff 20 Bangor 38, Kilballyowen Park
City of Derry 49 Tullamore 28, Judge’s Road
Clonmel 24 Sunday’s Well 25, Ardgaoithe
Midleton 24 Enniscorthy 29, Towns Park
Omagh Academicals 21 Skerries 22, Thomas Mellon Playing Fields

ENERGIA ALL-IRELAND LEAGUE ROUND ROBIN QUALIFYING FINAL:

BECTIVE RANGERS 21 INSTONIANS 25, Dundalk RFC (Instonians are promoted to Division 2C for next season)

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