Updated at 18.30<\/p>\n
INTER-COUNTY STAR RICHIE Hogan was in inspired form as his Danesfort side condemned Fenians to relegation from the Kilkenny SHC today.<\/p>\n
Fenians, for whom JJ Delaney started centre-back, were on the back foot after just nine minutes when James Mulally found the net for Danesfort.<\/p>\n
But Fenians rallied well and edged themselves back in front through a Conor Tobin goal from a penalty on 25 minutes.<\/p>\n
The two sides couldn\u2019t be separated last Sunday, as they played out a 0-14 to 0-14 draw,\u00a0but it was the prolific scoring of Hogan, from play and placed balls, which eventually proved the difference in Palmerstown.<\/p>\n
Hogan accounted for 13 points (eight frees), and Mulally, a late addition to the starting team, 1-2 of Danesfort\u2019s total as they clinched a 1-18 to 1-12 victory.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, Westport have secured promotion to Mayo\u2019s senior grade after Lee Keegan\u2019s side won the intermediate championship this evening.<\/p>\n
Westport finished up 0-10 to 0-4 victors at MacHale Park in the curtain-raiser to tonight\u2019s senior final between Castlebar Mitchels and Knockmore.<\/p>\n
The excellent Fionn McDonagh kicked five points (three frees) for Westport, who led by 0-5 to 0-2 at half-time and they matched that score again in the second period to ensure it was Brian McDermott who was presented with the James Sweeney trophy.<\/p>\n
\nThe @WestportGAA captain Brian McDermott is presented with James Sweeney trophy by #mayogaa Chairman Mike Connolly. #gaa pic.twitter.com\/X0ytufNZi0<\/p>\n
— Mayo GAA (@MayoGAA) October 29, 2016<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Source: Mayo GAA\/Twitter\n <\/p><\/div>\n<\/div>\n
Elsewhere today, Oran ended Four Roads\u2019 hopes of winning a ninth successive Roscommon SHC title with a 2-15 to 1-12 win after extra time, in their final replay.<\/p>\n
After playing out a 0-17 to 3-8 draw two weeks ago, the sides couldn\u2019t be separated once again in 60 minutes of hurling \u2014 today\u2019s game finishing 0-11 apiece after the hour.<\/p>\n
But it was Oran who really ignited in extra-time, scoring 2-4 to Four Roads\u2019 1-1 to claim a memorable victory.<\/p>\n
In ladies football, Monaghan\u2019s\u00a0Donaghmoyne\u00a0retained their Ulster title with a 2-12 to 1-6 victory against Tyrone\u2019s St Macartan\u2019s in Galbally.<\/p>\n
The reigning All-Ireland champions were in control throughout with Catriona McConnell and Niamh Callan getting their goals, one in each half.<\/p>\n