Leinster will contest their first Champions Cup final since 2012 after swatting the Scarlets aside in an utterly-dominant 38-16 win at the Aviva Stadium.

UL Bohemians captain Fiona Hayes lifted the Women's All-Ireland League trophy for a second year in a row after the table toppers overcame Old Belvedere 15-0 in this afternoon's sun-kissed final. Denis Croke reports from Portlaoise RFC.

Three tries in the third quarter propelled Lansdowne to a long-awaited Ulster Bank Bateman Cup title - the club's first since 1931 - as they defeated defending champions Cork Constitution 32-12 at Temple Hill this afternoon.

A bonus point victory for Ulster over high-flying Glasgow Warriors secured at least a Champions Cup qualification play-off spot, while keeping alive their outside chance of squeezing into the GUINNESS PRO14 final series.