Garryowen led 14-3 at the break after Conor Kilroy slotted over three penalties and David Sherry claimed their first try after 35 minutes.  Mossy Lawler got Shannons scoring off to a start with an early drop goal. 

In the second half, Garryowen took a firm hold with tries from Kieran Lewis, Conan Doyle and Keith Earls while David ODonovans penalty was Shannons only second half score.

At Templehill, Cork Constitution proved too strong for Clontarf, after building on a 5-0 lead at half time to win 17-3 and claim their spot in next weekends final. 

Winger Cronan Healys superb first half effort after 27 minutes gave Con the lead, with full back Richie Lane and prop Timmy Ryan crossing the line in the second half to seal the win. 

Clontarfs only score came from a penalty kicked by Daragh OShea.

The final will take place in Musgrave Park on Sunday May 11th.