Leaders Old Belvedere continued their good run with a 24-3 home win over Garryowen at Anglesea Road, a result that now sees the Dooradoyle side propping up the table. A Declan Cusack penalty had the visitors trailing 10-3 at half time but two late tries from Leo Auva’a and David Mongan both converted by Conall Keane secured the points for the home side.

Cork Constitution remain in second place after their 22-17 home win over St. Mary’s College. A great individual try by Frank Cogan proved the difference between the sides as the game came down to a battle of the kickers with Con’s scrum half Gerry Hurley kicking five penalties and a conversion and former UCC player Gavin Dunne replying with four penalties.
Cork Constitution:S Scanlon;S Zebo,C Healy,I Dineen,C Jouve;S Deasy,G Hurley;M Gately,M O’Leary,S Archer;B Hayes,C O’Flaherty;B Holland,J Cutriss,F Cogan.
St. Mary’s College:G Dunne;P Gillespie,S Grissling,M Sexton,D Hudson;I McKinley,C Campbell;C McMahon,R Sweeney,J McGrath;C Ruddock,S Bradshaw;D Hall,P Nash,H Hogan.
Referee:G Clancy(IRFU)

Shannon moved off the foot of the table with an excellent 38-20 home win over Blackrock College at Coonagh. Tadhg Bennett, Paul Rowley, Les Hogan, Colm McMahon and Maurice O’Driscoll scored tries for the winners and Bennett kicked five conversions and a penalty.
Shannon: D O'Donovan; L O'Dea, M Lawlor, M O'Driscoll, S Kelly; T Bennett, P Rowley; L Hogan, D Casey, K Griffin; S Duggan, F Walshe; C McMahon, P Butler, D Quinlan.
Blackrock College: N Morris; A Conway, B Macken, L Ellison, M Rantz McDonald; R Keogh, S Treacy; D Lewis, C Culleton, K Cahill; O Cullen, M Carroll; A P Graham, M Loone.
Referee: S McDowell (IRFU).

Young Munster won the Munster derby with an easy 35-0 victory over Dolphin at Tom Clifford Park. The home side had the game wrapped up at half time with a 23-0 lead. Mark Doyle, Matt Costelloe, James O’Neill were try scorers for the Cookies who were also awarded a penalty try. Man of the match Alan Kingsley kicked three penalties and two conversions with Willie Staunton also kicking a penalty.
Young Munster:R Moloney; A Carroll, M Costelloe, G Jones, M Doyle; W Staunton, A Kingsley; G Flaherty, G Slattery, A Cotter; S O'Neill, B Guilfoyle; L Og Murphy, J O'Neill, N Melbourne.
Dolphin: N Walley; D Barnes, E Moloney, B Dennehy, P Hurley; R Brosnan, M Scannell, C Condon; C Rowe, P Murphy; R O'Herlihy, R Geoghegan, D O'Callaghan.
Referee: A Rolland (IRFU).

Bruff’s promotion hopes in Division 1B received a set back as they lost 30-18 on the artifical back pitch in the Aviva Stadium to Lansdowne. The home side did most of the damage in the opening half as they led 25-12 at the break and extended their advantage with a fourth try minutes after the restart. Eoin Maher and Garoid Ryan scored tries for the Munster Cup winners and Bryan Cahill kicked two penalties and a conversion.
Lansdowne:D Hewitt: D Kearney, K Lewis, G Stafford, M Healy; E Hickey, J Cooney; J Lyne, T Sexton, J O’Connell; N Keogh, E Sheriff; S Keogh, J Murphy, R Boucher;
Bruff:B Deady; J Moore, A Cashman, B Cahill, P O’Brien; T Cahill, E Maher; D Horan, C O’Regan, G Ryan; D Murnane, M O’Connell;A Bourke,J Shine, P Malone.

U.L. Bohemian’s poor run continued when they lost at home at Annacotty to leaders Clontarf 16-12. J.J, Hanrahan kicked four penalties for the home side.
UL Bohemian: D Moroney; F Ryan, R Butler, D Moloney, C Ahern; JJ Hanrahan, C Sheridan; K Flanagan, S Henry, P O'Regan; E Kelly, D Foley; T O'Donnell, B O'Hara, k Essex.
Clontarf: D O'Shea; P Howard, C Lett, E Ryan, M Keating; N reid, S Cronin; C Kavanagh, A Dundon, N Treston; B Gissing, M Kennedy; E Cremin, B O'Mahoney, S Craughan.
Referee: R Kerr(IRFU)

Clonakilty recorded their first win of the league when they came from 6-0 down at half time to beat DLSP 13-9. David Paurini and Dave Lombard were try scorers for the West Cork side and Denis McCarthy kicked a penalty. Conor Hickey replied with three penalties for the visitors.

Old Crescent suffered another defeat when they lost at home to Belfast Harlequins 14-7. Eugene McGovern scored a try for the Limerick side and Fergal Lawlor converted.

Nenagh Ormond collected maximum points with a 23-16 home win over Wanderers. Ger Harmse, Stephen Carey, James Quigley and David Corcoran were try scorers for the Tipperary side and David Delaney kicked a penalty.

RESULTS:
All Ireland League Division 1A:Cork Constitution 22,St. Mary's College 17;
Old Belvedere 24,Garryowen 3;
Shannon 38,Blackrock College 22;
Young Munster 35,Dolphin 0;

Division 1B:Dungannon v Buccaneers Off;
Galwegians v U.C.C. Off;
Lansdowne 30,Bruff 18;
U.L. Bohemian 12,Clontarf 16;

Division 2:Ballymena v Thomond Off;
Ballynahinch 13,Queens University 3;
Bective Rangers 28,Malone 13;
Clonakilty 13,D.L.S.P. 9;
Corinthians v U.C.D. Off;
Midleton 23,Old Wesley 20;
Old Crescent 7,Belfast Harlequins 14;
Terenure College 17,Dublin University 18;

Division 3:Ards 12,Rainey Old Boys 40;
Greystones 44,Suttonians 12;
Instonians v Sunday's Well Off;
Naas 31,Connemara 3;
Navan v Banbridge Off;
Nenagh Ormond 23,Wanderers 16;
Seapoint 9,City of Derry 6;