Lohan in winning form on Shannon fairways
*Daithí Lohan. Well-known GAA player, Daithí Lohan (3) won the open singles at Shannon with 41 points from Jeremiah O’Connor (19) with 35 points.
Coolmeen kick 1-3 without reply to consolidate intermediate status & relegate Michael Cusacks to Junior football
*Coolmeen’s Dylan O’Halloran rejoices at the final whistle. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. COOLMEEN consolidated their status in the Clare intermediate football championship while ending Michael Cusacks’ two-year stint in the second tier.
Stack seals senior status for St Breckans & relegates Kilmihil
*Jamie Stack set the way for St Breckans. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. THIRTEEN points from Jamie Stack sealed St Breckan’ senior status for 2027 as they relegated Kilmihil to the intermediate ranks.
Wolfe Tones sink Naomh Eoin in extra time to make return to intermediate final
*Colin Riordan fields the ball for Wolfe Tones. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill WOLFE TONES are back in the Clare IFC final for the second time in three seasons, producing an extra time flourish to overcome Naomh Eoin.
Woodstock qualify for Michael Cashman Cup final
Woodstock’s Michael Cashman team defeated Newcastle West 4/1 in Newcastle West on Saturday to qualify for the final which will take place on Sunday October 18 at Cahir Park.
Man of the match display from Gough keeps Smith O’Briens in second tier & relegates Sixmilebridge
*Mike Gough scored 2-4 for Smith O’Briens. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. SMITH O’BRIENS will line out in the Clare premier intermediate hurling championship for a successive season after relegating Sixmilebridge.
Doora/Barefield deliver in relegation final yet again to send Mills straight back to second tier
*Eoin Burke of St Joseph’s Doora/Barefield takes on O’Callaghans Mills defender Conor Cooney. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. FOR THE second year in a row, St Joseph’s Doora/Barefield have survived the Clare SHC relegation final and in the process have sent O’Callaghans Mills straight back down to the second tier.
Ennis win Burren Cup & Kilker wins ladies masters in Woodstock
*The members of the panel are Sinead O’Sullivan, Patricia O’Reilly, Joan Murphy, Attracta Williams, Una O’Reilly, Rose Sharkey, Martina Corbett, Audrey McEnery, Ethna Murphy, Helen Harnett, Betty O’Reilly, Maeve Hoey, Anna Marie Darmody, Marian Irwin and Margaret Flanagan. The team managers were Helen Gallery and Kathleen Frehill Ennis ladies defeated East Clare in the Burren …
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CLARE IFC: Clondegad & Cooraclare crash out with Naomh Eoin, Kilrush, Banner & Wolfe Tones through to semi-finals
*Naomh Eoin’s Mark McQuaid and Niall Bonfil celebrate. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. BIG SHOCKS were the order of the Clare intermediate football championship with favourites Clondegad and last year’s finalists Cooraclare both eliminated in the quarter-finals.
Audrey wins All-Ireland’s captains prize winners competition
*Audrey McEnery. LADY VICE captain of Ennis Golf Club, Audrey McEnery won the ladies All-Ireland captains prize winners competition at Roscrea on Saturday. She returned an impressive stableford score of 42 points to take the honours.