Roscommon staged a comeback against Antrim to finish the league unbeaten. The defeat saw Antrim relegated back down to Division 4. Sligo will join Antrim in Division 4 after they lost to Louth. The result saw Louth retain their Division 3 status.

With Clare and Roscommon already promoted to Division 3 attention turns to the bottom of the table and the battle for survival. Bottom side Sligo take on Louth who are three points ahead of them while Antrim who are second from bottom are at home to Roscommon. Any two of those three will make the drop to Division 3.

Fidelma Marrinan scored 4-04 for Clare as they gained promotion to Division 2 with a comprehensive win at home to Antrim.

Three teams are in a relegation battle in Division 3 with three points separating the bottom side from 6th place. Bottom side Sligo travel to Wexford. The Yeats County have yet to record a win so far. Sunday might be a good time to pick up their first 3pts. Louth travel to take on Down just one point ahead of Antrim. A win for the Wee County would definitely condemn Antrim and Sligo to Division 4. 

Goals from Hanna Donaghy (penalty) and Ana Mulholland helped Antrim to their first win of the campaign. The result moved the Saffrons off the bottom of the table.

Things are tight at the top and bottom of the Division 3 table. Leaders Roscommon welcome Wexford to Kiltoom on Sunday. Wexford are three points behind the Rossies. Down the other end it’s a bottom of the table clash in Belfast between Antrim and Sligo. The Saffrons are still without a point while Sligo are just ahead of them on one point. A huge game for both sides.

Down picked up their second win of the campaign with victory over bottom side Antrim in Belfast. Natasha Ferris scored two goals for the Mourne County – one from the penalty spot. Offaly suffered their first defeat when they lost by four points away to Clare. Ailish Considine scored the game’s only goal in the first half.

Not many would have predicted Offaly up near the top of the table but they travel to Ennis on Sunday, just behind leaders Clare on score difference. They produced a stunning comeback last weekend against Louth and would love to build on that against the Banner County.