With the Winter break upon us, this final round of action will have plenty of drama and intrigue as we could see some movers and shakers before we reconvene in January.

Clontarf remained unbeaten top of the summit three clear of Cork Con who kept the pressure applied, Terenure moved into the top four following favourable results. Shannon jumped out of the relegation zone with an important win.

The heavyweight meeting of Lansdowne and Clontarf will be the game of the weekend in 1A, however plenty of other narratives exist on the four other games concerning the title race and dreaded relegation zones.

Clontarf continue to lead 1A after seven rounds ahead of Cork Con and Lansdowne. Terenure and Young Munster made ground towards fighting for fourth spot in the coming weeks.

The meeting of Clontarf and Cork Con will be the game of the weekend in 1A, elsewhere plenty of competitive action will see the race for fourth spot as well as the skirmish at the foot of the table being played out.

Clontarf remain top of 1A following their round 6 stalemate, big wins for Cork Con and Lansdowne keep them in the hunt for top spot. At the bottom Young Munster picked up valuable points to leapfrog Shannon out of the drop zone.

Clontarf will look to continue as 1A leaders when we pause for a week break as they travel up north, Cork Con are the nearest challengers and will be out to remain hot on their coattails.

Clontarf continue to set the pace in 1A after another strong result at the weekend, Cork Con, Ballynahinch, Terenure and UCD all scored important wins elsewhere in the division. 

Clontarf aim to remain the only side unbeaten in 1A as we approach round 5 of the season. Battles for top four and to escape the bottom half of the table complete the weekend line-up.

Clontarf occupy top spot as the only unbeaten team in 1A following Lansdowne suffering a first defeat on Leeside. City of Armagh move to fourth following their first home win in the top division.