Éire Og have been dethroned in Clare following a heavy 1-24 to 2-14 loss to Inagh-Kilnamona in Sunday's hurling semi-final.
Inagh-Kilnamona led 0-14 to 0-07 at the break, but having had the aid of the breeze, it remained to be seen if it was enough of a cushion.
In the end, it proved more than enough and after Marco Cleary had goaled midway through the second half to bring the Ennis side back to within six, Fred Hegarty struck back at the other end to ease them clear again. David Reidy did score a late goal for the holders, but they were second best on the day.
Kilmaley await in the final after Saturday's win 0-25 to 1-11 against Scariff, a result that secured a first final spot for the club in 22 years.
For only the second time since 2012, Kilcoo have lost a knock-out match in the Down SFC after a thrilling 4-16 to 1-20 defeat to perennial rivals Burren.
The St Mary's side, who inflicted that other defeat in the 2012 decider, got off to a dream start with Ódhran Murdock converting two penalties in the opening quarter.
Vinny Corey's Kilcoo side edged their way back into it and an Anthony Morgan goal helped them into a one-point interval lead.
The Magpies pushed further ahead on the restart but a Niall Toner goal helped Burren draw level.
The final quarter saw the sides go toe to toe, Liam Kerr prominent for Burren, and in the end it was the 1986 and '88 Andy Merrigan Cup winners who came out on top with Ryan Treanor - son of the club's most famous player John 'Shorty' Treanor - sealing the deal with a fourth goal at the death.
A final derby awaits with Clonduff after the Hilltown outfit finished strongly to defeat Carryduff on Friday night, 2-14 to 1-13.
Mayo manager Andy Moran swapped the sideline for the pitch as he came off the bench to help Ballaghaderreen maintain their Mayo SFC status.
They were playing Balla in a relegation final with the 42-year-old entering the fold when the game was all square at 0-08 to 0-08 with just over 15 minutes remaining, and a late goal from Ballaghaderreen helped them to a 1-13 to 0-14 win.
Padraig Walsh and Shane Walsh were in superb form as Tullaroan overcame 2024 All-Ireland finalists O'Loughlin Gaels in a thrilling quarter-final in the Kilkenny SHC.
Tullaroan, second in the Kilkenny roll of honour but with only one senior title in the past 67 years (1994), led from early on after Mossy Keoghan's ninth-minute goal.
Ciallin Brennan's goal sealed the win early in injury time, although they had a minor scare Ruarc Sweeney hit the net almost immediately for the city team but Tullaroan won by four.
Modern aristocrats Ballyhale Shamrocks advanced to the last four with a 1-20 to 0-18 victory over Glenmore.
In Saturday's quarter-finals, Bennetsbridge overcame Graigue-Ballycallan, while Thomastown had nine points to spare against Clara.
Tullamore's four-in-a-row ambitions in the Offaly SFC remain on track as they easily accounted for Rhode in this afternoon's semi-final, teeing up a decider with Ferbane.
Goals in either half from Luke Plunkett and Niall Furlong set the champions on their way, with Aaron Kelleghan's consolation goal coming long after the contest was settled, Rhode going down on a 2-13 to 1-06 scoreline.
Ferbane, last champions in 2019, triumphed in the first leg of the afternoon double-header, overcoming a half-time deficit as they beat Shamrocks.
Shamrocks led on the odd scoreline of 3-04 to 0-12 at the break but the tide turned in Ferbane's favour midway through the second half, Cian Johnson and Jack Maher finding the net in quick succession as they won by four points - 2-19 to 3-11.
Leitrim Gaels' reign as Leitrim champions has ended after a 3-15 to 0-20 semi-final loss to Fenagh, St Caillin's.
Despite an early goal from Fenagh's Daniel McLoughlin, the Gaels led for long stretches - including by eight points at one stage - but further majors from Riordan O'Rourke and Oisín McLoughlin earned a first final since 2003.
Ballinamore await in the decider after their 3-13 to 2-10 win over Mohill on Saturday, Brian Leyden (2) and Michael McKieran with the goals for the victors.
Rob Finnerty banged in a hat-trick for Salthill Knocknacarra as they easily demolished Oughterrard to tee up a Galway SFC semi-final clash with Corofin.
The star-studded Salthill outfit progressed on a 3-21 to 1-14 scoreline, with former All-Star Finnerty bagging all three goals.
Reigning champions Maigh Cuilinn were all-too-easy winners against Mountbellew-Moylough, delivering a statement of intent with a 3-25 to 0-13 victory.
On Saturday, Damien Comer bulleted home the decisive goal as Annaghdown edged out Claregalway 1-20 to 2-16, while Corofin overcame Monivea-Abbey 0-15 to 1-06.
Intriguingly, Galway inter-county hurlers Padraic and Cathal Mannion were introduced as second-half substitutes for the Caltra footballers, helping the 2003-04 All-Ireland champions to a 3-12 to 1-15 victory in their relegation play-off against Leitir Móir.
A late equalising goal from Cormac Flynn saw Clonguish snatch a draw against Dromard in the Longford SFC semi-final on a 1-10 to 2-07 scoreline.
Reigning champions Killoe await in the final after an imperious demolition of 2024 winners Abbeylara in Saturday's first semi-final, veteran county star Mickey Quinn burying the game's only goal in a 1-21 to 0-12 win.
