All-Ireland League/ Dungannon 0; Clontarf 28; Clontarf made it through to the last four with a virtual demolition job on the All-Ireland League champions. The outcome was never in doubt once Ollie Winchester showed a clean pair of heels to the Dungannon cover and sprinted in for a try on 18 minutes.

Jimmy Dempsey, who had already kicked a penalty, converted, while Dungannon's only scoring chance, a Mark Bradley penalty drifted harmlessly wide.

The Dublin side, needing just a bonus point to qualify, were already sensing victory was theirs, and went in search of the haul of tries which would give them a home draw in the semi-finals.

Dave Moore and Ben Gissing both went close but the Dungannon defence held firm and restricted the first-half damage to 10-0, Dempsey adding his second penalty.

Two more Dempsey penalties put Clontarf 16-0 ahead by the three-quarter stage, and in the final five minutes they added two more tries. Kevin Knowlan sent second row Andy Wood in, and replacement hooker Thierry Foucher also went over to complete a solid day's work for Clontarf.

Scoring sequence: 3 mins: J Demspey penalty, 0-3; 18 mins: O Winchester try, Dempsey conv, 0-10; 42 mins: Dempsey pen, 0-13; 58 mins: Dempsey pen, 0-16; 76 mins: A Wood try, 0-21, 82 mins: T Foucher try, D O'Brien conv, 0-28.

DUNGANNON: M Bradley; J Cunningham, S Mallon, A Redpath, T Howe; B Cunningham, K Campbell; J Fitzpatrick, N Brady, R Mackey, K Walker, A Kearney, A Boyd, A Hughes, T Barker. Replacements: G Leslie for Mackey, R Mercer for Redpath, J Mitchell for Mallon.

CLONTARF: D O'Brien; D Higgins, A Reddan, J Downey, O Winchester; J Dempsey, M Walls; W O'Kelly, M Kennedy, A Clarke, D Sheehan, A Wood, D Moore, D Quinn, B Gissing. Replacements: A Cullen for Moore, R O'Reilly for Walls, K Knowlan for Downey, T Foucher for Kennedy, T Kearns for O'Kelly, M Woods for Dempsey.

Referee: D Courtney (Leinster).