Derry champions Slaughtneil are in the Ulster final after a thrilling 1-36 to 3-25 win over Antrim's Ruairí Óg Cushendall in the Ulster senior hurling championship semi-final.
Slaughtneil were forced to extra-time after a last minute goal from Ruairí Óg Cushendall in a thrilling 3-21 to 1-27 draw after 60 minutes.
Neil McManus rescued the game for Cushendall in the last seconds of normal time with their third goal of the game from 40 yards out.
It was McManus third goal of the game in a great advertisement for hurling as he scored 3-9 in normal time.
Slaughtneil went into the interval with a 1-16 to 1-12 lead, with their goal coming from Eamon Cassidy, and five poionts from Jack Cassidy.
It looked like they would hold on in a thrilling clash for victory, but up stepped McManus in the dying moments.
In extra-time, Slaughtneil started quicker with a three-point lead, which was reduced to one at the break.
They extended their lead in the second half, as they ran out four point winners in a classic enounter.
Monaghan champions Scotstown eased into the Ulster semi-finals after they defeated Fermanagh champions 0-19 to 0-6 in the Ulster football quarter-finals.
Conor McCarthy scored six points in a game which they were in control from start to finish.
They will face 2022 All-Ireland champions Kilcoo in the semi-finals.
Clare's Truagh-Clonlara are the Munster Camogie Senior champions after needing a free taking competition to win this evening's final replay.
They couldn't find a way past Gailltir of Waterford for a second time after the teams finished level after normal and extra time.
The Clare women finally secured victory by scoring nine points from the 45-metre line to Gailltir's 8.
Meanwhile, Loughgiel Shamrocks are the Ulster camogie champions after a 3-16 to 5 point win over Swatragh.
