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Fergal Conway in possession against Clane's Corbett in Sunday's SFC quarter final
Following wins for Celbridge and Athy, the two semi finals of the Joe Mallon Motors SFC have been decided, with champions, Sarsfields taking on Athy while Moorefield will play Celbridge.
The semi finals have been fixed for next Saturday: Moorefield v Celbridge 2 pm; Sarsfields v Athy 4.30.
In the Pittman Traffic semi finals, following Clogherinkoe's win over Two Mile House the four semi finalists are: Leixlip v Kilcock; Clogherinkoe v Ballymore Eustace.
Sunday's results:L
JOE MALLON MOTORS SFC QUARTER FINAL
Celbridge 1-18 Clane 0-7;
Athy 0-19 Round Towers 1-6.
SFC Relegation seim final
Ellistown 0-10 Kilcullen 1-7.
PITTMAN TRAFFIC IFC QUARTER FINAL
Clogherinkoe 1-12 Two Mile House 0-13.
TOM CROSS JFC
Caragh 5-10 Cappagh 0-14.
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