Clontarf flanker Paul Deeny tries to get away from Old Belvedere's Morgan Meredith ©Ronan Ryan
Five points cover the top four teams in Energia All-Ireland League Men’s Division 1A, with a three-point gap to Cork Constitution in fifth place. Nenagh Ormond and Young Munster remain the only sides without a win after the fourth round of matches.
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Ballynahinch have moved up one place to second in the table after a fine 25-12 triumph at Cork Constitution. Aaron Sexton’s fourth-minute try set them on their way at Temple Hill, a venue where they lost 51-21 last year.
Clontarf captain Dylan Donnellan continued his try-per-game strike-rate since the new season began, as the defending champions powered their way to a 34-12 bonus point win at Old Belvedere.
Redevelopment work at Lakelands Park meant this was a belated first home league game for Terenure College under Carlos Spencer, and Nenagh Ormond proved tough to shake off before falling to a 40-12 loss.
Richie Bergin, Rob Gilsenan, and Ruairi Shields all touched down against their former club UCD as St. Mary’s College won 45-24 to move five points clear at the top of the Division 1A standings.
Lansdowne captain Andy Marks led the way with a brace of tries as they got back to winning ways in Greenfields. Always a tough place to win at, the visitors had to stave off a late Young Munster fightback to win 40-35 in the end.
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