Plenty of drama in the Munster Junior Cup as Sunday’s Well caused a major upset in the AIB All Ireland League

Struggling Sunday’s Well produced their best performance of the season to record their second win of the campaign with a 25-12 win over promotion chasing Queens University at Musgrave Park

The ‘Well led 13-12 at half time with two tries from John Moynihan and A Chris Burnett penalty to four penalties by Ian Porter. Burnett made sure of victory with four second half penalties.

In the Munster Junior Cup Garryowen and Clonmel produced a thriller at Dooradoyle when they finished level 26-26 and will have to it all again at the Tipperary venue on the 1^st March.

The lead changed hands on several occasions with Kevin Hartigan’s try in the final minute looked like it had sealed victory for the Light Blues but Morgan Lyons equalized with a penalty.

Trailing to a Cormac O’Keeffe penalty at half time, Kilfeacle hit back with tries from Jack O’Sullivan and Stephen Flood, one of Which Shane Luby converted and a drop goal John Keenan for a 15-3 victory over Dolphin.

Richmond also came from 10-0 down at half time to defeat Young Munster 18-10 in their replay. David Hurley had scored a try for the "The Cookies" and Jeff Purcell converted and also added a penalty. Stephen Clancy and Ger Phelan replied with tries for the Junior club and Darragh Clancy kicked two penalties and a conversion.

Four penalties from Dan Fogarty saw Nenagh Ormond come from 8-3 down at half time to defeat Midleton 12-8 at the Tipperary venue. Sean Hennessey had given the East Cork side the lead with a try and penalty.

Holder’s Cork Constitution booked their place in the quarter finals with a 24-5 home win over Highfield as did U.C.C., who swept a side the challenge of Mallow 67-0.

Ennis overcame Newport in a mud bath 13-5 and will now face U.L. Bohemian.

Cashel moved another step closer to retaining their Junior League title with a 43-13 home win over Old Christians. Kevin Quinlan, Darragh O’Brien, Kevin Leamy and Pat O’Connor were the corers for the winners.

Tralee moved into third place with a 25-24 away win over Cobh Pirates.

In Division Two Ballincollig are back on top after they collected maximum points from their 37-7 away victory over Charleville.

Carrick-on-Suir extended their lead in Section B of the Third Division after they scored four tries to defeat Waterford City.

Holders St. Senan’s were held to a 10-10 draw at home to Galbally in the Munster Junior Plate.

Skibbereen were easy 35-11 winners over Clanwilliam, while Newcastle West defeated Bandon in a very exciting contest with an injury time converted try. Also through are Killarney who beat neighbours Killorglin 34-18.

Castleisland got the better of Kanturk 13-6, St Mary’s recent good run continued when they beat Scariff 26-8 and Douglas edged out Sunday’s Well 12-10.

In the Avonmore Milk Schools Junior Cup Glenstal and Crescent Comp played out a 3-3 draw at Clanwilliam Park. A date for a replay has yet to be confirmed.

RESULTS:

AIB League Division 1: Buccaneers 8; Galwegians 9;

Division 2: Ballynahinch v Highfield Off;

Division 3: Sunday’s Well 25, Queens University 12;

Munster Junior Cup: Cork Constitution 24, Highfield 5;

Garryowen 26, Clonmel 26;

Kilfeacle 15, Dolphin 3;

Nenagh Ormond 12, Midleton 8;

Newport 5, Ennis 13;

Richmond 18, Young Munster 10;

U.C.C. 67, Mallow 0;

Munster Junior Plate: Abbeyfeale v Clonakilty Off;

Bruff v Thomond Off;

Castleisland 13, Kanturk 6;

Douglas 12, Sunday’s Well 10;

Killarney 34, Killorglin 18

Newcastle West 21, Bandon 17;

Skibbereen 35, Clanwilliam 11;

St. Mary’s 26, Scariff 8;

St. Senan’s 10, Galbally 10;

Munster Junior League Division 1: Cashel 43, Old Christians 13;

Cobh Pirates 24, Tralee 25;

Division 2: Charleville 7, Ballincollig 37;

Division 3: Waterford City 8, Carrick-on-Suir 28;

Junior 2 League South Section A: Cork Constitution 20, Sunday’s Well 3;

Mick Barry Cup: Muskerry 25, Bantry Bay 22;

Tralee 14, Crosshaven 16;

Section B: Old Christians 10, Skibbereen 3;

George O’Connell Cup: Carrigaline v Kanturk Off;

Highfield v Castleisland Off;

Junior 3 Play Offs: Bandon 10, Kinsale 20;

Junior 4 League: Mallow 13, U.C.C. 3;

Under 20 South Western Conference Division 1: Bruff 17, Corinthians 25;

Buccaneers 42, Young Munster 11;

Garryowen 15, U.C.C. 35;

Shannon 23, Galwegians 18;

U.L. Bohemian 32, Cork Constitution 10;

Avonmore Milk Schools Junior Cup: Glenstal 3, Crescent Comp 3 (AET):

South Under 18 Semi Final: Highfield 22; Muskerry 5;

South Under 16 League Section A: Clonakilty 7, Bandon 8;

Section B: Cork Constitution 10, Fermoy 50;

Youghal 22, Kanturk 12;

South Under 14 League Section A: Clonakilty, C.B.C.;

Highfield v Kinsale Off;

Sunday’s Well 10, Cork Constitution 5;

Section B: Muskerry 17, Cobh Pirates 19;

Women’s All Ireland Cup: Clonmel 20, Clanwilliam 5;

Galwegians 21, Tralee 0;

Nenagh Ormond 38, Shannon 5;

Youghal 26, Kinsale 0;