Cashel will host MU Barnhall following results on the final day in the promotion play-off race, while Banbridge secured fourth spot and will meet Queens. Malone were relegated while elsewhere UL Bohemian will head to the relegation play-offs after they suffered defeat to Nenagh.

A day for the Tipperary sides on Saturday in 2A, Nenagh Ormond claimed the title while Cashel booked their ticket to the play-offs. It will go down to the final day for the final play-off spot as Banbridge narrowly lead Old Crescent in fourth. At the bottom Malone are hanging in there but need a mammoth score to stay up, Greystones, UL Bohemian and Ballymena are all in danger also at the bottom.

Nenagh Ormond will meet MU Barnhall next weekend as the title race between the two heats up, Old Crescent secured a dramatic win to keep their promotion hopes alive, while Navan moved four clear of the drop zone with a late win at home to Nenagh.

2A remains a competitive minefield as relegation and promotion really is up for grabs for a host of sides. Fourth and Ninth separated by just eight points as Old Crescent look to keep their spot in fourth locked down.

Nenagh Ormond continued their push for the 2A title with a statement win in the Munster derby with Old Crescent. As the weeks tick by, the gap from fourth to ninth is eight points as the race for promotion and relegation play-offs really is anyone’s game at the moment. 

The Munster derby of Nenagh Ormond and Old Crescent will be just one of a blockbuster card of games in 2A this weekend, promotion and relegation battles to wet the appetite over the coming weeks.

As we take a breather for a week, the action in 2A is heating up at both ends of the table, Old Crescent moved to fourth spot this weekend, while Navan climbed out of the relegation zone as the battles at both ends of the table will make for interesting viewing.

Action at both ends of the 2A table this weekend make this another very competitive division, Old Crescent meet Banbridge in a big promotion play-off battle, while at the foot Navan and Malone face each other in a relegation eight pointer. 

Despite their second loss of the season occurring in dramatic fashion at the weekend, Nenagh now have a ten point lead at the summit. Banbridge who defeated the Tipp side moved to fourth as UL Bohemian dropped to sixth with defeat as Old Crescent also kept their promotion hopes alive. Greystones at the foot of the table strengthened their hopes of safety.