Ross are two wins away from escaping the 'bear pit' of Senior A

For now, Ballinora are down to face Macroom in the PIFC quarter-finals but Fermoy believe they should have won Saturday's game by a point

Haven were comfortable winners, despite Knocknagree scoring 2-3 without reply late on in the game

Despite only winning one game in the group, the Blues are into a quarter-final with Carbery where they'll hope to have Ian Maguire and Brian Hayes available

With three teams on two wins apiece, Nemo and Newcestown moved into the Premier SFC quarter-finals at Valleys' expense

Both sides were left frustrated but the Duhallow side are still standing in the championship

Ross forward trio Paul Hodnett, Daragh Hayes and young Cork tyro Dylan O’Neill were prominent throughout

Clon will now face Newcestown in the Premier SFC quarter-final while Collig must defeat St Michael's to avoid relegation

Clyda will play O'Donovan Rossa in the Slán leat game

Chris Óg Jones and Cathal Vaughan hit 0-6 apiece as last year's runners-up motored into the last four

Return of Cork ace Dara Sheedy was a major boost for the West Cork side but they still needed Arthur Coakley to hold his nerve in added time

Controversy over whether one of Ben Twomey's points was recorded by referee could impact PIFC knockout stages where Ballinora are currently paired with Macroom

Mitchelstown now meet Buttevant while Dromtarriffe will face Boherbue in the quarter-finals

Eight points down early in the second half, the Duhallow outfit refused to yield

North Cork side overcame slow start against last year's IAFC runners-up to set up quarter-final clash with Mitchelstown

Muskerry side will face Rockchapel in the quarter-finals following this five-point victory

Dromtarriffe’s surprise 4-12 to 0-16 win over previously undefeated Mitchelstown cost the West Cork side

Seven teams remain in the hunt for the Seán Óg Murphy Cup and everyone will fancy their chances

Northsiders grabbed two goals and kicked five two-pointers

Next up is a Premier Junior quarter-final with Kinsale

Imokilly side will be hoping to improve on last year's Premier Junior semi-final appearance

Muskerry outfit will now face Millstreet in the knockout stages

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Cillian O'Callaghan and Kevin O'Reilly's hat-tricks spearhead the attack, while the Downey brothers anchor the defence

Derek Daly reflects on a thrilling last round of Premier SHC group games and ahead to the quarter-finals

Jack Leahy and Cillian O'Callaghan in clinical form as Castlemartyr were beaten to set up PIHC quarter-final with Aghabullogue

'There’s some great people involved in Bishopstown. They are great people, but I am also delighted for Éire Óg, management team and player'

Paudie Murray hopes to have his big names available for the Imokilly clash

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'The system is fair, the format has been a huge success and what we all seek now from the knockout stage is a few cracking encounters'

Late goal by Robert Troy sealed the victory but Charleville move on to face Glen Rovers in the quarter-finals sweating on the availability of Darragh Fitzgibbon

Magpies are straight through to the semi-final while Bride bow out despite a battling display

Next up is a clash with Aghabullogue after bouncing back impressively from their opening round loss to Cloyne

Ricky Barrett's first-half goal proved to be crucial at Enniskeane as a draw was enough for the Barrs to set up a quarter-final with Imokilly

A famous victory for the Duhallow side as they won by 11 points on Sunday evening 

Northsiders were left to face an anxious wait as to whether they reached the knockout stages, with Kanturk's 11-point win over Blackrock ensuring they prevailed on scoring difference

Valley Rovers, despite their loss, go to the semi-finals along with Ballincollig, while it's Cloyne v Carrigaline and Dungourney against Aghabullogue in the quarters

Early goals set the tone for last year's runners-up who missed out on the knockout stages this season

Northsiders will take on Carrigtwohill in the quarter-final after a superb victory over Killeagh where Kevin Moynihan scored 0-7 from play

Carrigtwohill progressed in second place in the group on the head-to-head rule with promoted Ballinhassig the table-toppers

Two-injury time strikes from Finn O'Brien and Oran O'Regan decided a good game

Muskerry team were five-point winners in Grenagh on Saturday evening 

Next up is a meeting with Ballygarvan while the Barrs' second team's season is over

West Cork side still through to the Co-Op Superstores Premier Junior Hurling quarter-final while Milford will face Nemo to avoid the drop

Cathal Lynch hit the winning point while Josh Beausang was superb for the East Cork outfit

James Murray was in clinical form while Oisín Hill grabbed the goal 

Imokilly outfit progress on the head-to-head rule over last year's Premier JHC winners

Imokilly are through to the quarter-finals after beating Seandún but who will join them?

Derek Daly looks ahead at the main games in the Premier Senior and Senior A grades this weekend

East Cork division progress to quarter-finals after overcoming spirited city opponents