Munster clubs continue to dominate in the First Division of the AIL, with Dolphin holding on to second place with a deserved 25-12 away win over Ballymena.

Blackrock College are the new leaders after they picked up maximum points at home to Young Munster, a result that leaves The Cookies still in the relegation zone.

Tries by Aidan McNulty, Tommy ODonnell and Mark Doyle helped U.L. Bohes to a 17-13 victory over leaders Clontarf.

Cork Con were in devastating mood at Dungannon where they ran out 49-3 winners, while both Shannon and Garryowen also recorded away wins, Shannon defeated Galwegians 18-9 and the Light Blues were 22-15 winners over bottom side Terenure College.

In the Second Division Bruff won the big Limerick local derby with a narrow 11-9 home win over Old Crescent. U.C.C. kept in contention with an impressive 21-9 victory over Ballynahinch at the Mardyke while leaders Lansdowne proved too strong for Clonakilty at the The Vale when they won 18-5.

Thomond recorded their second win of the campaign with an 18-7 home win over Instonians and have moved out of the relegation places thanks to thirteen points from Declan Cusack.

Nick Wakley was Highfields hero in their narrow 15-12 home win over Malone.

In the Third Division Midletons away defeat by Co. Carlow sees them drop from second to fifth place after their 22-10 defeat.

Waterpark rattled up thirty five points at home to Connemara but still lost 40-35, but did pick up two bonus points, their first of the season.

Sundays Well remain in serious trouble after a poor first half performance saw them lose 18-7 away to Ards.

Bandon came very close to recording their first win in Division One of the Munster Junior League, but had to settle for a bonus point when they lost at home to Crosshaven 12-8.

A penalty by Darren Guerin in the last minute of the game gave St. Senans a 23-20 victory over Kanturk in the Second Division , a result that sees the Clare side move into second place a point behind leaders Ballincollig.

Fermoy kept their promotion hopes alive in the Third Division, when they collected maximum points in their 34-12 home win over Dungarvan.

The other fifteen ties in the Junior League postponed yesterday are likely to be rescheduled for Sunday 15th February, the same day as the Italy v Ireland Six Nations game which kicks off at 2.30. Confirmation of this will be made by the Junior Committee shortly.

RESULTS:
AIB League Division 1:Ballymena 12,Dolphin 25;
Blackrock College 33,Young Munster 19;
Dungannon 3,Cork Constitution 49;
Galwegians 9,Shannon 18;
Old Belvedere 9,St. Mary's College 20;
Terenure College 15,Garryowen 22;
U.C.D. 30,Buccaneers 24;
U.L. Bohemian  17,Clontarf 12;
                                                           
Division 2:Bective Rangers 13,Wanderers 10;
Bruff 11,Old Crescent 9;
Clonakilty 5,Lansdowne 18;
D.L.S.P. 7,Dublin University 37;
Greystones 21,Belfast Harlequins 12;
Highfield 15,Malone 12;
Thomond 18,Instonians 7;
U.C.C. 21,Ballynahinch 9;
                                                           
Division 3:Ards 18,Sunday's Well 7;
Co. Carlow 22,Midleton 10;    
Corinthians 20,Suttonians 18;
Naas 15,Banbridge 17;
Nenagh Ormond 12,Barnhall 6;
Queens University 14,Portadown 0;
Rainey Old Boys 10,Old Wesley 36;
Waterpark 35,Connemara 40;

Munster Junior League Division 1:Bandon 8,Crosshaven 12;
                                                           
Division 2:St Senan's 23,Kanturk 20;
                                                           
Division 3:Fermoy 34,Dungarvan 12;
                                                           
Munster Seconds League:U.C.C. 21,U.L. Bohemian 19;
                                                           
Junior 2 League South Section A:Sunday's Well 15,Ballincollig 18;
                                                           
Section B:Bandon 0,U.C.C. 21;
Dolphin 0,Cobh Pirates 11;
                                                           
Mick Barry Cup Section A:Tralee 3,Muskerry 9;
                                                           
Section B:Corca Dhuibhne 27,Dunmanway 12;

Under 20 South Western Conference Division 1:Bruff ,Highfield ;
Cork Constitution 15,Corinthians 10;
Garryowen 11,Buccaneers 16;
U.C.C. 76,Galwegians 0;
                                                           
Division 2 South:Midleton 9,Dolphin 10;

Women's AIL Division 2:Youghal 5,Nenagh Ormond 24;

South Under 18 League:Cork Constitution 19,Bandon 38;
Old Christians 14,Muskerry 19;
                                                           
South Under 18 Development League:Fermoy 11,Mitchelstown 10;
                                                           
South Under 16 League Section A:Carrigaline 25,Skibbereen 0;
Crosshaven 30,Clonakilty 0;
Highfield 17,Mallow 0;
                                                           
Section B:Midleton 7,Cobh Pirates 8;
Muskerry 9,Fermoy 8;