Round Towers of Kildare will face Dublin champions St Brigid's in the Leinster club football final after both sides overcame their respective semi-final opponents this afternoon.
A Glen Ryan penalty provided the impetus as Round Towers beat Arles-Klilcruise to a place in the decider after a 2-6 to 0-8 win at Dr Cullen Park. Former inter-county star also Karl O'Dwyer led from the front for Towers, scoring 1-1 to help condemn the Laois champions to defeat.
In Mullingar, the Dublin champions emerged victorious from a five goal thriller with Longford side Clonguish. St Brigid's trailed by a couple of scores at the interval but goals from Rory Gallagher and Ken Darcy helped them to a 2-11 to 3-6 win.
Antrim champions St Gall's are through to the Ulster after defeating Four Masters of Donegal at Clones. The Belfast side ran out four point winners (1-11 to 0-9) having led from wire to wire, despite weathering a late storm from a resolute and exuberant Four Masters side. St Gall's will face The Loup of Derry in the Ulster final.