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Cork Harlequins beat County Galway by 141 runs.
Farmers Cross, 5 May.
Cork Harlequins 281-3 (40 overs; S Kislay 129, M Brewster 119*)
County Galway 140 (35.2 overs; A Verma 67*; S Jones 3-14, K O'Reilly 3-37)
Nenagh lost to County Kerry by 182 runs.
Knockshigowna, 4 May.
County Kerry 332-7 (40 overs; A Saghir 132, Q Mohammed 119, A Morshed 28; U Akber 7-51)
Nenagh 150 (33.4 overs; N George 38, S Vinobaji 32; A Morshed 3-4, Y Ali 3-35, KM Khan 2-19)
Cork County beat Nenagh by 8 wickets.
Mardyke, 3 May.
Nenagh 120 (38.1 overs; S Jacob 36; Z Khan 4-16, S Joshi 2-19)
Cork County 124-2 (21.1 overs; D Marakassery 69, R Sah 33)
County Galway beat Limerick by 1 wicket.
Galway, 27 April.
Limerick 150 (30.5 overs; S Teke 30, A Shani 29, P Hegde 25; K Mehmood 3-29, L Sumit 2-27, J Juneja 2-31, S Singh 2-44) County Galway 109-8 (30 overs; S Nasim 69*; A Anwar 3-24, A Bogavelly 2-22)
Cork County beat Nenagh by 8 wickets.
Mardyke, 27 April.
Nenagh 120 (38.1 overs; S Jacob 36; Z Khan 4-16, S Joshi 2-19) Cork County 124-2 (21.1 overs; D Marakassery 69, R Sah 33)
Limerick v Cork Harlequins - no play
Limerick, 20 April.
Limerick Cork Harlequins
Cork County v County Kerry - no play
Mardyke, 20 April.
Cork County County Kerry
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