The Irish Football Association's Clearer Water Irish Cup has delivered another weekend of goals and drama, with thirty clubs securing their spots for the subsequent round.
Portstewart maintained their commanding position at the top of the Early National Conference League table by defeating St Oxford Sunnyside four goals to nil.
New manager Shea Campbell guided Oxford Sunnyside to a thorough victory over Shamrock, with Adam Salley earning the match ball following an extensive contribution.
The fonaCAB Craig Junior Stanfield Cup has resumed activity over the last two weekends, featuring one hundred and ten fixtures held at venues throughout the nation.
A particularly animated encounter took place at St Michael's College 4G where holders Enniskillen Town United met their opponents Enniskillen Rangers.
The match remained goalless until Jason Keenan scored five minutes after the second half began, breaking the stalemate from a distance.
Stuart Rainey contributed to the final tally by beating his defender, advancing into the penalty box and placing the ball with precision nine minutes before full time.
Enniskillen Rangers secured the result after scoring two additional goals in the latter part of the game following an interval break without any points scored.
Rosario YC II, who lost the previous final, continued their campaign with a seven-goal triumph against Grove United II.