There are only seven rounds  of normal action left in the league campaign and things are really starting to get serious. This weekend we will see a repeat of last year’s AIL final when Clontarf travel to Lakelands to face league leaders Terenure College. Young Munster can put themselves in the playoff places with a win at home to Trinity this weekend, and can Lansdowne make it three wins from three since the start of the new year. Let's get into it!

There were wins for Terenure College, Cork Con, Ballynahinch, Young Munster and Lansdowne at the weekend. The battle for fourth place is really starting to heat up. Trinity is hanging on, while both Ballynahinch and Young Munster are lurking in the shadows. Could fortunes be changing in Lansdowne who recorded back-to-back victories for the first time this season. Let us look at the weekend’s action.  

It’s a big weekend for all the teams in the top four. League leaders Terenure College travel to College Park to take on Trinity who are in desperate need of a win. The other big clash sees defending champions Clontarf host Jonny Holland’s Cork Con. Further down the table, it’s a Friday night lights Dublin derby on the Aviva stadium back pitch when Lansdowne and UCD do battle.

Terenure College got back to winning ways. Cork Con edged Trinity this time out and Declan Fassbender got a win in his first game as the new Lansdowne Head Coach. All of this and more happened in the top division this weekend!

We’ve reached the halfway point in the season and things are starting to really heat up. There are some big games this weekend happening in 1A. Young Munster will attempt to get back-to-back victories over league leaders Terenure College. Cork Con and Trinity will do battle for the second time in seven days and Lansdowne must travel to the historic Coonagh in search of much needed win. It’s all happening, let’s get into it!