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The final day of the provincial hurling championships promises to provide even more drama with big names such as Limerick and Wexford in danger of seeing their seasons come to a very disappointing end while a number of teams are hoping to book final spots.
Kerry's hopes of qualifying for the Joe McDonagh Cup final fizzled out on two front this evening: by being comprehensively beaten by Laois in Tralee by 14 points, and also by events in Cullen Park in Carlow, where the home side trounced Offaly to set up a rematch in the final in a fortnight.
Carlow ran out 13-point winners over Down in Ballycran to put themselves right in the hunt for an All-Ireland SHC place next weekend against Offaly.
Neighbours Carlow and Laois produced an epic Joe McDonagh Cup third round tie on Saturday.
It was very much a case of the win being the bottom line as Offaly eventually cruised to an easy Joe McDonagh Cup win over Down in Tullamore on Saturday afternoon.
Kerry continued their fine start to the McDonagh Cup with a deserved win tonday in Manguard Plus Hawkfield.
The Laois senior hurlers are up and running in the Joe McDonagh Cup following an emphatic victory against Down in O'Moore Park this afternoon.
Having survived two ferociously tight battles with Kildare in the league, Offaly were pleasantly surprised to waltz to a comfortable win in round 2 of the Joe McDonagh Cup in Hawkfield this afternoon.