Clareabbey was the venue for Monday eveningโ€™s GAA championship draws.

Chairman of Clare GAA, Kieran Keating and Vice Chairman Michael Oโ€™Connor officiated at the draw.

In a repeat of last yearโ€™s Clare SFC semi-final, Jack Daly holders ร‰ire ร“g and St Breckans renew rivalries, they will also meet intermediate winners Corofin and Colm Collinsโ€™ Cratloe.

Kilmurry Ibrickane now under the guidance of James Murrihy will battle Western Clare Gaels (Naomh Eoin/Oโ€™Currys), Kilmihil, St Josephโ€™s Doora/Barefield and Ennistymon in Group 1.

All teams in Group 2 will fancy their chances of a quarter-final spot with Lissycasey, St Josephโ€™s Miltown, Doonbeg and Clondegad in the mix.

Reigning Clare SHC champions Ballyea have been paired alongside neighbours Clarecastle, 2020 finalists Oโ€™Callaghans Mills, 2014 champions Cratloe and Broadford.

Sixmilebridge will face neighbours on either side of the Oโ€™Garney River when they meet Clonlara and Newmarket-on-Fergus in Group 1 which is arguably the most competitive with Clare Cup title holders Feakle and Terence Fahyโ€™s Whitegate also hopeful of progressing to the knockout stages.

Beaten finalists last year Inagh/Kilnamona must shake off the challenges of Crusheen, Wolfe Tones and reigning Clare IHC champions, Smith Oโ€™Briens.

ร‰ire ร“g and Kilmaley will cross swords in Group 3 alongside Scariff and Clooney/Quin.

Clare Senior Football Championship:

Group One:

Kilmurry Ibrickane

Kilmihil,

St Josephโ€™sDoora Barefield

Ennistymon

Western Gaels

Group Two:

Lissycasey,

St Josephโ€™s Miltown,

Clondegad

Doonbeg

Group Three:

ร‰ire ร“g

St Breckans

Corofin

Cratloe

Clare Senior Hurling Championship

Group 1:

Newmarket-on-Fergus

Feakle

Whitegate

Clonlara

Sixmilebridge

Group 2:

Ballyea

Clarecastle

Broadford

Cratloe

Oโ€™Callaghanโ€™s Mills

Group 3:

ร‰ire ร“g

Kilmaley

Scariff

Clooney-Quin

Group 4:

Inagh-Kilnamona

Crusheen

Smith Oโ€™Briens

Wolfe Tones

Clare Intermediate Football Cโ€™Ship:

Group 1:

Kildysart

Coolmeen

Naomh Eoin

Kilrush Shamrocks

Group 2:

Kilfenora

Ennistymon

Banner

Cooraclare

Group 3:

Oโ€™Curryโ€™s

Michael Cusackโ€™s

Wolfe Tones

Shannon Gaels

2022 Clare Intermediate Hurling Championship:

Group 1:

St Josephโ€™s Doora/Barefield

Tubber

Killanena

Newmarket-on-Fergus

Oโ€™Callaghanโ€™s Mills

Group 2:

Ruan

Sixmilebridge

Parteen

Clonlara

Corofin

Group 3

Tulla

Ogonnelloe

Inagh/Kilnamona

Bodyke

2022 Junior A Football Championship:

Group 1:

Cratloe

St Josephโ€™s Miltown

Lissycasey

Clondegad

Group 2:

Ballyvaughan

Killimer

St Josephโ€™s Doora/Barefield

Liscannor

Group 3:

Kilmurry Ibrickane

Parteen

Doonbeg

ร‰ire ร“g

Group 4

Clooney-Quin

St Breckanโ€™s

St Senanโ€™s Kilkee

2022 Jnr A Hurling Championship:

Group 1:

Clooney-Quin

Banner

Cratloe

Kilmaley

Group 2:

St Josephโ€™s Doora/Barefield

Ennistymon

Broadford

Scariff

Group 3:

Crusheen

ร‰ire ร“g

Ballyea

Clarecastle

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