Greystones booked their place in the playoffs, as their result away to Navan was enough to pip Galway Corinthians to the post. Navan remained in the drop zone, as Ballymena flirted with the playoffs this season but managed to stay up.

The battle for promotion in 2A took another big twist in the penultimate round of action, Greystones moved back into the top four with a one sided result against Galway Corinthians. A win for Ballymena at the bottom end of the table has given them hope of staying out of the drop zone going into the final round.

With one race completed last weekend as the title was confirmed, top four and relegation still rumbles on as we reach the penultimate weekend of action in Division 2A of the Energia All Ireland League. 

After a whirlwind second half comeback, Instonians were crowned Energia All Ireland League Division 2A Champions on Saturday. The top four race continues to be a close one, Cashel, MU Barnhall and Galway Corinthians all secured wins. While at the foot of the table, Navan have a single point keeping them safe after the weekend’s events. 

For the third time in as many seasons, Instonians could be crowned champions this weekend, should they deliver a bonus point win at home to Greystones. Division 2A of the Energia All Ireland League has been closely fought and Cashel, MU Barnhall and Corinthians also look for points in that top four race.

Instonians are getting closer to being crowned champions of Division 2A of the Energia All Ireland League, with Greystones dropping points to put them out of the top four, Cashel and MU Barnhall gained ground in the promotion race, as Galway Corinthians remained in fourth spot. Navan moved outside the relegation zone thanks to a losing bonus point against Instonians.

The race to secure top four places continues to heat up in Division 2A of the Energia All Ireland League, with Greystones, Cashel, Galway Corinthians and MU Barnhall all fighting for those three places. At the foot of the table, Navan and Ballymena are locked in a battle to avoid the relegation play-off.

With plenty of rescheduled games to be played next weekend, the landscape of Division 2A of the Energia All Ireland League is sure to continue to change. Instonians increased their lead at the summit, while Cashel roared right back into promotion contention defeating Greystones.

It has been a very competitive season so far in Division 2A of the Energia All Ireland League and with five games left of the normal season, we are only getting started. The headlines this weekend will be taken by the clash in Shaw’s Bridge, leaders Instonians against second placed Galway Corinthians.