Tyrone's hopes of landing an All-Ireland title in Malachy O'Rourke's first year in charge are ended by Kerry, who win Saturday's semi-final 1-20 to 0-17 at Croke Park.

The Kingdom victory owed much to the performance of David Clifford who scored 1-9 all in, his goal the perfect example of movement first, pace second and finally, guile. More to follow…. TWO goals in the 40th minute were the key scores that sent Kerry to a first ever All-Ireland intermediate camogie final.

For most of the afternoon the Tyrone forwards had been forced to live off scraps, while at the other end of the field David Clifford was in gluttonous form, finishing the game with 1-9 and ensuring Pádraig Hampsey will spend a few nights seeing the back of his Kerry jersey in his nightmares.