ALL-IRELAND LEAGUE: DIVISION 1A

CLONTARF 13-16 CORK CONSTITUTION 

Cork Constitution are the new leaders of All-Ireland League Division 1A after ending Clontarf's six-match winning streak with a stirring 16-13 comeback victory at Castle Avenue.

Armed with a 13-3 advantage inside the final quarter, 'Tarf looked set to preserve their 100% record this season, but the boot of Aidan Moynihan kept Cork Con in contention and replacement Joe McSwiney's converted try drew them level before Moynihan landed an injury-time penalty to dramatically take the spoils.

SHANNON 15-32 LANSDOWNE

Workhorse flanker Aaron Conneely helped himself to a brace of tries today as Lansdowne made it five All-Ireland League wins on the trot with a 32-15 bonus point success against Shannon on Thomond Park's back pitch.

The visitors scored four tries in the 17-point victory with Willie Fay and a penalty try securing the win. 

Robbie Deegan and Nathan Randles touched down for Shannon.

TERENURE COLLEGE 16-17 GARRYOWEN

Teenage out-half Ben Healy was in match-winning form again for Garryowen as his haul of four penalties steered them past bottom side Terenure College on a 17-16 scoreline at Lakelands Park.

Healy's first start at this level saw him kick 22 points in last week's derby victory over Young Munster, and the Munster Academy recruit's right boot proved very valuable for the Light Blues in the capital.

They had to endure a nervy finish, though, as Healy's opposite number James Thornton was narrowly wide with a last-minute touchline conversion.

YOUNG MUNSTER 34-34 UCD

Both clubs had to be happy with three hard-earned league points after an epic 11-try contest between Young Munster and UCD ended at 34 points apiece in Greenfields.

It was missed place-kicks which ultimately led to a share of the spoils between Division 1A's eighth and sixth-placed teams.

UCD were last to score, getting back on level terms with two late tries but a missed conversion from a central position saw the win slip out of the students' grasp.

UCC 28-14 DUBLIN UNIVERSITY

UCC recorded their first win in the All-Ireland League's top flight at the seventh time of asking, getting the better of intervarsity rivals Dublin University who fell to a 28-14 defeat in front of a large Mardyke crowd.

Closing tries from James Taylor (71 minutes) and Matt Bowen (78) sealed the deal for UCC in what was their Colours match.

It was just reward for a determined 80-minute display from Brian Walsh's youngsters who were well marshalled by captain Daire Feeney, Cian Bohane and John Poland.

DIVISION 1B:

Old Wesley 16-27 BALLYNAHINCH, Energia Park, Donnybrook

Old Wesley: Try: Mark Rowley; Con: Rory Stynes; Pens: Rory Stynes 3

Ballynahinch: Tries: Campbell Classon, Ross Adair; Con: Peter Nelson; Pens: Peter Nelson 5

BALLYMENA 28-14 OLD BELVEDERE, Eaton Park

Ballymena: Tries: Connor Smyth 2, Marcus Rea, Penalty try; Cons: Tim Small 3, Pen try con

Old Belvedere: Tries: Martin Moloney, Ben Carty; Cons: Steve Crosbie 2

BANBRIDGE 21-11 MALONE, Rifle Park

Banbridge: Tries: Stevie Irvine, Andrew Morrison; Con: Adam Doherty; Pens: Adam Doherty 3

Malone: Try: Peter Cooper; Pens: Rory Campbell, Callum Smith

BUCCANEERS 24-17 CITY OF ARMAGH, Dubarry Park

Buccaneers: Tries: Eoin Griffin, Callum Boland 2; Cons: Luke Carty 3; Pen: Luke Carty

City of Armagh: Tries: Chris Colvin, Andrew Smyth; Cons: Cormac Fox 2; Pen: Cormac Fox

NAAS 8-23 ST MARY'S COLLEGE, Forenaughts

Naas: Try: Andy Ellis; Pen: Peter Osborne

St. Mary's College: Tries: Craig Kennedy, Penalty try, Daragh McDonnell; Con: Pen try con; Pens: Conor Dean 2

DIVISION 2A:

Dolphin 20-16 Blackrock College, Irish Independent Park

Highfield 40-19 Galwegians, Woodleigh Park

Navan 24-17 Queen's University, Balreask Old

Cashel 24-20 UL Bohemians, Spafield (played on Friday)

Old Crescent 29-15 Nenagh Ormond, Rosbrien (played on Friday)

DIVISION 2B:

Corinthians 7-18 MU Barnhall, Corinthian Park

Greystones 53-17 Sunday's Well, Dr Hickey Park

Rainey Old Boys 10-7 Belfast Harlequins, Hatrick Park

Skerries 19-27 Sligo, Holmpatrick

Wanderers 28-3 Dungannon, Merrion Road

DIVISION 2C:

Ballina 29-20 Midleton, Heffernan Park

Bruff 23-17 Omagh, Kilballyowen Park

City of Derry 19-13 Thomond, Craig Thompson Stadium, Judge's Road

Seapoint 10-12 Bangor, Kilbogget Park

Tullamore 16-12 Malahide, Spollanstown