*Jarlath Collins in action. Photograph: Raymond O’Mahony


St Flannan’s College will be in Harty Cup final action on Sunday.

Storm Jorge’s looming arrival prompted Munster PPS chiefs to postpone the Saturday fixture and refix it for Sunday at 12pm.

Mallow is the venue once again as the Brendan Bugler and Kevin O’Grady coached Ennis school go in search of their twenty second title.

Their Cork counterparts are chasing their first piece of silverware in the prestigious competition.

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