*Clarecastle’s James Doherty. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill The last two quarter final places in this season’s under 21 A hurling championship were filled this Saturday afternoon with Inagh/Kilnamona and Clarecastle coming through to join Corofin/Ruan, Scariff-Ogonnelloe, Clooney-Quin, St. Josephs, Clonlara, and Sixmilebridge.
*Willie Roche. Photograph: Veronica McMahon FORMER GAA HANDBALL PRESIDENT, Willie Roche was among the winners of the nine hole scramble at East Clare Golf Club.FORMER GAA HANDBALL PRESIDENT, Willie Roche was among the winners of the nine hole scramble at East Clare Golf Club.
*Conor Cusack controls the ball with Alan Walsh closing him down, watched by Kieran Leahy. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill Clare’s wait for a Munster intermediate club football title continues as this year champions, Kildysart bowed out of the provincial campaign at the first hurdle on Saturday.
Jack O’Neill in action for the Clare minor hurlers. Clare clubs wish to see the grade revert to U18 at club level. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill REVISING the minor age-grade back to U18 from U17 appears to be the wish of the majority of Clare clubs, the November meeting of the Clare County Board was informed.
*Gearoid O’Grady in action for Cill Cúil Gaels. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill HOLDERS Cil Cúil Gaels, Corofin and Ennistymon strengthened their tag as favourites for the U21A football championship.
*St Joseph’s Doora/Barefield hurling manager, Michael Guilfoyle. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill ST JOSEPH’S DOORA/BAREFIELD manager Michael Guilfoyle had every reason to wear a big smile at the end of Saturday’s Munster club intermediate hurling quarter final at Cusack Park.
*Aidan Moriarty in action against Whitegate’s Conor McDermott. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill Hurling followers fortunate to have been in Inagh at noon on Saturday witnessed a cracking under 21 A hurling championship tie.
*David Conroy clears his lines. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill A strong second half showing proved decisive as St. Joseph’s Doora/Barefield deservingly advanced to the Munster intermediate hurling championship semi-final when accounting for Causeway, Kerry on Saturday afternoon.
THE 2022 CLAREGOLF CHAMPIONSHIP season has been the most successful to date.
A big gathering of people from the parish of Kilmaley is expected at 2pm at Kilmaley Daycare Centre on Sunday (November 6th).
