Young Munster stayed within reach of the top four thanks to Shane O'Leary's last-minute penalty in a tense 16-13 win over Ballynahinch at a wet and windy Ballymacarn Park.
Cork Constitution 38 UCD 25
Three-try UCD gave second-placed Cork Constitution a stern test at Temple Hill, but the hosts triumphed thanks to five converted tries, along with a late clinching penalty from replacement Te Atawhai Mason.
Lansdowne 27 Clontarf 31
Aided by a brace of tries from captain Dylan Donnellan, Clontarf came through a frantic finale at Lansdowne to maintain their unbeaten run at the top of the table.
Shannon 14 Dublin University 13
Shannon climbed out of the bottom two after edging out Dublin University by a single point. Back rower Kelvin Brown delivered a player-of-the-match performance on the occasion of his 100th AIL appearance.
Terenure College 29 City of Armagh 17
Defending champions Terenure College vaulted back up into fourth place after beating City of Armagh 29-17. Their bonus point haul included two tries from influential number 8 Jordan Coghlan.