St Patricks and O'Raghallaighs are setting the pace at the top of Division One.

Both clubs have six points from a possible eight so far, the Pats having moved to the summit of the table on score difference with a 2-18 to 1-6 mauling of Sean O'Mahonys. O'Raghallaighs beat bottom side Glyde Rangers last time out.

Mattock Rangers slipped down the table when they were shocked by Dreadnots, but the Blues - who drew with Cooley - are just a point off the top with a game in hand.

Clan na Gael, who beat St Marys in Round Four, are top of Division Two with seven points while Glen Emmets, Dundalk Young Ireland, Hunterstown and Stabannon are joint-top of Division Three with six points each.

But the Tullyallen men (top on score difference) and Hunterstown have only played three times each and so have 100% records. Tweet

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