Higher eductaion results and fixtures

MONDAY 7th DECEMBER 2009
Ulster Bank HE Freshers Hurling League Division 1 Semi-Final Cork IT 0-17 DIT 0-12

FIXTURES WEDNESDAY 9th DECEMBER 2009
Ulster Bank HE Senior Football League Division 1 Final (Extra-time if necessary) DCU v UUJ, 7pm @ Pairc Esler, Newry

Ulster Bank HE Senior Football League Division 3 Final (Extra-time if necessary) SRC v Carlow IE, 2pm @ Ballymun Kickhams
Ulster Bank HE Freshers Hurling League Division 2 Semi-Finals (Extra-time if necessary)
UL v UCD, 1pm @ Limerick IT
Carlow v UUJ, 2pm @ Carlow

THURSDAY 10th DECEMBER 2009
Ulster Bank HE Freshers Football League Division 2 Final (Extra-time if necessary)
IT Carlow v NUI Maynooth, 2pm @ The Curragh
Ulster Bank HE Senior Hurling League Division 1 Semi-Final (Extra-time if necessary)
UCD v UCC, 7pm @ Dr Morris Park, Thurles
Ulster Bank HE Freshers Football League Division 1 Semi-Final (Extra-time if necessary)
UCD v NUIG - TBC

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