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Clonmel Celtic’s Sean Brown gets up highest to win the ball against James Bradley of Cockhill Celtic in Sunday’s FAI Junior Cup quarter-final tie played at the By-Pass, Clonmel. Pic: Michael Boland
SUNDAY, MARCH 3
FAI Junior Cup Quarter-Final
Clonmel Celtic 0 – 2 Cockhill Celtic
Gorey Rangers 1 – 1 Peake Villa (AET, Gorey Rangers win 3 – 0 on penalties)
Villa FC 2 – 0 St Michael’s
Clonmel Credit Union Premier League
Bansha Celtic 4 – 1 Clonmel Town
Two Mile Borris 0 – 2 Cahir Park
Paddy Purtill Cup Quarter-Finals
Cashel Town 3 – 1 Suirside
Cullen Lattin 2 – 0 Rosegreen Rangers
Galbally United 3 – 2 St Nicholas
Vee Rovers 5 – 3 Moyglass United
Clonmel Credit Union Division 2
Dualla 2 – 3 Powerstown
Clonmel Credit Union Division 3
Cahir Park 1 – 1 Ballingarry Albion
Burncourt Celtic 0 – 1 SC & K United
Killenaule Rovers 0 – 3 Tipperary Town
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