St Peter's and Willow Park are level at the top of the table.
St Peter’s continued their unbeaten start to the CCFL senior season with a 3-1 win away to Willow Park.
A 4-1 victory for Mountmellick moves the Laois side into the top three, while Birr Town overcame Clonaslee Utd 3-2.

In Division 1, Coolraine are now 3 points clear at the top after a 1-0 win over Highfield Utd.
Temple Villa remain undefeated after beating Monksland Utd B 2-0.
Villa are just three points behind Coolraine with three games in hand.
The other fixtures saw Rosenallis come away from Gallen Utd 4-3 victors, while Mullingar Celtic enjoyed a 5-1 win away to Walsh Island Shamrocks.

In Division 1 Saturday, Mullingar Town lead the standings following a narrow 5-4 victory over Moydow FC.
Their nearest competitors Ballyboro suffered a 4-2 defeat away to Mullingar Celtic B.
Ballymahon were 4-2 winners at Longford Rovers.

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