The group stages of the Antrim hurling championships concluded with several clubs securing direct passage to the semi-finals and others advancing to quarter-final knockout rounds.

In the Senior Hurling Championship, Loughgiel Shamrocks and Dunloy topped their respective groups to earn semi-final berths. Loughgiel defeated St John's 0-30 to 3-14 at Fr Healy Park, finishing first in Group One. Dunloy beat Cushendall 1-21 to 0-18 at Páirc Mhuire to win Group Two.

Four other senior clubs advanced to the quarter-finals. Ballycastle secured a quarter-final place with a 1-21 to 2-17 win over Rossa at Shaw's Road. Glenariffe Oisins earned their quarter-final spot by beating Naomh Éanna 1-17 to 0-15 at Hightown. St John's and Cushendall also advanced as group runners-up.

The senior quarter-final draw paired St John's with Glenariffe Oisins and Cushendall with Ballycastle. The winners of those matches will face Loughgiel and Dunloy respectively in the semi-finals.

In the Intermediate Hurling Championship, Cushendun and Carey Faughs topped their groups after dramatic final round matches.

Cushendun secured top spot in Group One with a last-gasp equaliser from Connlaoth McNeill to draw 1-16 with Glenarm at Fr Healy Park. Glenarm advanced as group runners-up, also earning a semi-final place.

Carey Faughs finished top of Group Two despite losing 2-15 to 3-15 against Creggan Kickhams at Ballyvoy. Creggan's victory secured them a quarter-final berth, while Carey's superior scoring difference across the group gave them the semi-final spot.

Belfast clubs St Gall's and St Paul's both advanced to the intermediate quarter-finals. St Gall's beat Cloughmills 0-24 to 1-13 at Milltown, while St Paul's defeated Tír na nÓg 5-20 to 4-8 at Shaw's Road.

Clooney Gaels won their final match 2-22 to 2-16 over Con Magees at Dunsilly but were eliminated from the competition.

The intermediate quarter-final draw is yet to be confirmed, with semi-finalists Cushendun, Glenarm and Carey Faughs joined by two quarter-final winners.