*Jack O’Neill excelled for Clooney/Quin. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill

MIDWEEK action in the FutureTicketing Clare Cup saw wins recorded by Broadford in Division 1A and Clooney/Quin in Division 1B.

Broadfordโ€™s victory over Sixmilebridge means they still have a chance of retaining their status in the top tier if they can prevail in their final round clash.

Crusheen and Oโ€™Callaghans Mills finished all square with both sides still in the race to qualify for the semi-finals.

Clooney/Quin are on course to make the last four, Tommy Corbettโ€™s charges are impressing in Division 1B and look likely to win promotion in their first season in the Division.

Spoils shared at Kilkishen

Crusheen 2-11
Oโ€™Callaghans Mills 1-14
Venue: Hamilton Park, Kilkishen

Crusheen and Oโ€™Calllaghans Mills remain very much in contention for the knockout stage of the Clare Cup following their draw in round 7 of the competition at Kilkishen on Tuesday evening.

At the end of a closely fought first half the home side led by the minimum margin, 0-7 to 0-6.

It continued to be an evenly matched affair in the second half in which Conor Henry got the gameโ€™s only goal.

Crusheen: David Kearney; Ian Oโ€™Brien, Cian Dillon, Gavin Oโ€™Brien; Cillein Mullins, Ross Hayes, Alan Tuohy; Luke Ketalaar, Breffni Horner; Gerard Oโ€™Grady, Jamie Fitzgibbon, Niall Kearney; Conor Oโ€™Donnell, Fergus Kennedy, Colin McNamara;

Subs; Glenn Oโ€™Sullivan for Colin McNamara; Eoghan McMahon for A. Tuohy; Jason Greene for N. Kearney;

Oโ€™Callaghans Mills; Killian Nugent; Michael Cotter, Keith Donnellan, Gerry Cooney; Eoin McInerney, Aidan Oโ€™Gorman, Aidan Fawl; Sean Oโ€™Gorman, Michael McGrath; Conor Henry, Cormac Murphy, Stephen Donnellan; Colm Cleary, Conor Cooney, Fionn Hickey;

Subs; Sean Cotter for Hickey; Niall Donovan for Conor Cooney (inj); Mikey McMahon for S. Donnellan

Referee: Jim Hickey (Cratloe)

Broadford keep hopes of avoiding relegation alive

Broadford 2-19
Sixmilebridge 1-11
Venue: Oโ€™Garney Park, Sixmilebridge

A very understrength Sixmilebridge team was comprehensively beaten by Broadford at Oโ€™Garney Park on Tuesday evening and the win has given Brodford a glimmer of hope that they might avoid relegation to Division 1B for next season.

A strong first half showing laid the foundations for this win, only their second in the current campaign.

Goals from Stiofan McMahon and Sean Phelan helped them to a nine point lead at the interval when the score was 2-9 to 0-6.

Hopes of a Sixmilebridge rally were raised early in the second half when Alan Mulready got their goal but a more experienced Broadford regained the upperhand and powered on to a merited win.

Broadford; Cian Oโ€™Brien; Davy Boland, Eoin Donnellan, T.J. Dillon; Cian Cremins, Cathal Chaplin, Cian Mulqueen; Darren Chaplin, Jack Oโ€™Brien; Niall Oโ€™Farrell, Sean Phelan, Darren McNamara; Oisin Kavanagh, Stiofan McMahon, Mark Moloney;

Subs; James Vaughan for McMahon (inj); Cathal Oโ€™Sullivan for Crimmins;

Sixmilebridge: Derek Fahy; Dylan Downes, Leon Kelly, Jordan Downes; Brian Carey, Kevin Lynch, Brian Corry; Ronan Tuohy, Sean McNamara; Evan McInerney, Alex Morey, Seamie Oโ€™Connell; Conor Deasy, Luke Oโ€™Halloran, Alan Mulready;

Sub: Fiachra ร“ Braoin for Kelly; Adam Breen for J. Downes; Adam Murray for Oโ€™Halloran; Colin Kelly for Tuohy

Referee: Joe Mullins (Clonlara)

Clooney/Quin heading for semi-finals

Clooney/Quin 1-20
Tubber 0-14
Venue: Tubber

Clooney-Quin moved a step closer to the Clare cup knock out stage and promotion to Division 1A when they accounted for Tubber at the latter;s venue on Wednesday evening.

A haul of 0-11 from Jack Oโ€™Neill played a key role in the teamโ€™s latest victory as a result of which they are top of the division 1 B table with two rounds to play in which they will be away to Parteen/Meelick and Whitegate.

A goal from full forward Cillian Duggan helped Clooney-Quin to lead 1-10 to 0-10 at half time in this latest outing.

Tubber, fresh from their victory in the Kilbecanty 7 a side competition at the weekend, faded in the second half as the visitors dominated in key areas.

Clooney/Quin: Cathal Hannon; Shane McNamara, Conor Grogan, Enda Oโ€™Halloran; Donagh Keogh, Michael McNamara, John Cahill; Eoin Guilfoyle, Donagh Oโ€™Sullivan; Eoghan Oโ€™Brien, Jimmy Corry, Jack Oโ€™Neill; Dylan Cunningham, Cillian Duggan, Michael Corry;

Subs; Dannan Fox for Oโ€™Brien; David Considine for Cunningham; Gary Hogan for M. Corry

Tubber; Ronan Taaffe; James Howard, Pappy Taaffe, Shane Monahan; Mark Earley, Pat Oโ€™Connor, John Fawle; Jonah Culligan, Ronan Monahan; Lorcan Oโ€™Grady, Domhnaill McMahon, Frank McCormack; Shane Oโ€™Connor, Blain Earley, Ger Brohan;

Subs; Tommy Fahy for R. Taaffe; Fergal Oโ€™Grady for Brohan

Referee: Chris Maguire (Wolfe Tones)

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