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Champions Kilmurry Ibrickane survive Burren Gaels scare in first round

*Photograph: Burren Eye Photography

ACTION BEGAN in the Clare LGFA adult championships with senior holders Kilmurry Ibrickane held off a stubborn fight from Burren Gaels.

League champions Doora/Barefield blitzed St Joseph’s Miltown scoring 10-16 and holding their West Clare opponents to just three points in sixty minutes.

Group 2’s big clash saw Kilmihil overcome Banner Ladies by nine points while intermediate champions Éire Óg came out second best against Fergus Rovers.

Senior C’Ship Rnd 1 Group 1:
Kilmurry Ibrickane 3-17 Burren Gaels 5-6
Fergus Rovers 3-17 Éire Óg 1-4

Group 2:
Kilmihil 4-11 Banner 1-11
Doora/Barefield 10-16 St Joseph’s Miltown 0-3

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