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Then O'Dwyer grabbed everyone's attention with a side-stepping dash out of his 22. He would have been forgiven for being selfish and haring for the try-line but instead he drew Terenure fullback Ryan Roopnarinsingh before offloading to Ireland Under-19 centre Shane Layden. As the cover threatened to envelop him, Layden grubbered the ball towards the corner flag, turning it into a foot race. Moments earlier the wonderfully-named Maurice Fitzgerald had sprung off the bench for injured winger Cormac Brennan. Fitzgerald's electric pace beat everyone and he fell on the ball over the line. CISTERCIAN COLLEGE, ROSCREA : P O'Dwyer; C Brennan, S Layden, C Finn (capt), M Mellotte; B Duggan, G Gallagher; G Fallon, D O'Dwyer, C Farrell; A McGrath, R Maloney; A Henderson, E Quirke, C Maloney. Replacements : [M Fitzgerald] for C Brennan (34 mins), J O'Driscoll for P O'Dwyer, O Heffernan for C Farrell (both 61 mins), R Mooney for A Henderson (70 mins). TERENURE COLLEGE : R Roopnarinsingh; S O'Loughlin, C Quigley, D Olin, P Smith; [D McCormack], R Barry; P O'Reilly, J Carroll, S Borza; R Malone, R Somerville; B Twomey, N Lalor, G Furlong. Replacements : C Owens for P O'Reilly, E Kelly for B Twomey, C Simpson for R Malone, C Jones for D Olin (all 43 mins), R Rumley for R Barry (53 mins), D Hynes for J Carroll, J Kirwan for R Somerville (both 61 mins).

From the restart they quickly engineered a foothold in Roscrea territory with a poor clearance allowing fullback David O'Halloran to carry deep into the 22. From the ensuing ruck, possession was transferred to number eight Mark Fallon, coming like a steamtrain up the inside centre channel, and three would-be tacklers barely slowed his rumble to the line. A 12-3 turnaround, especially considering St Mary's had lost a premier lineout operator in Liam Curran to injury, must have made coach Rodney O'Donnell crack a wry smile. ST MARY'S COLLEGE: D O'Halloran; E Farrell, H Norton, M Walsh (capt), E Moriarty; C Hogan, D Fanagan; G Gallivan, D Drumm, S Kearney; J Sexton, L Curran; S O'Carroll, K Barnewell, M Fallon. Replacements: P Doran for L Curran (23 mins), G Hennessy for G Gallivan (52 mins), A Martin for S O'Carroll, H McGovern for E Farrell (70 mins). CISTERCIAN COLLEGE, ROSCREA: P O'Dwyer; K O'Connell, T Leader, C Finn, S Kelly; B Duggan, R Durcan; M Murray, D O'Dwyer, C Farrell; C Moloney, B Moylett; D Egan, J Murphy, R Farrell (capt). Replacements: S Layden for K OConnell, S Moran for C Farrell (both 48 mins), C Dever for B Duggan (57 mins).

It was a game dominated by the Offaly midfield duo of Ciarn McManus and Alan McNamee, with support from the Offaly forward line who all scored. OFFALY: C McNamara; S Sullivan, C Evans, S Brady; B Mooney (0- 2), C Daly, K Slattery(0-1); C McManus (0-2, one free), A McNamee; R Malone (1-0), P Kellaghan (0-1), C Farrell (0-1); J O'Neill (0-1, free), N McNamee (0-1), J Reynolds (0-1). Subs: J Hurst for S Sullivan, C Quinn for A McNamee, A Mulhall (1-0) for C Farrell, R Guinan for J O'Neill, B Maloney for K Slattery.