Lismore earned their third win of the county senior hurling championship last night as they overcame Portlaw by 2-15 to 1-10 at Fraher Field.
Peter O'Keeffe and Paudie Prendergast raised green flags to keep them top of Group 2.
Manager Dave Barry felt that Prendergast's second half goal was a vital score.
In the curtain raiser, Fourmilewater produced a strong second half performance to see off Roanmore 0-19 to 1-12.
Fourmile selector Ger Walsh said that switching Conor Gleeson into the forward line was a key move.
Walsh Park also played host to a double header yesterday
De La Salle ran out comfortable 3-20 to 0-14 winners over Abbeyside, while Passage got the better of Eastern rivals Mount Sion in a low scoring encounter (2-8 to 0-9)
On Friday night, Tallow edged out neighbours Ballyduff Upper, by 0-20 to 0-19, the Reds finished with thirteen men
The third round of Co. Senior hurling Championship concludes this eveing in Fraher Field
Defending champions Ballygunner face Dungarvan at 7 pm
The Gunners have made an impressive start recording wins in their opening two games, while Dungarvan have one out of two
Co. Board Treasurer and Referee's Co-ordinator John Jacskon says Ballygunner have been setting the standard over the last number of years