*Diarmuid Fahy takes on Dylan O’Brien. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography

Title holders Ennistymon are one step away from retaining the Clare under 21 A football championship title.

Ennistymon 1-15
Kilrush/Killimer 0-10
Venue: Tubber

An eight point win over Kilrush/Killimer at Tubber this Monday evening has put them through to a meeting with St. Breckan’s with the John Marrinan memorial cup to be presented to the winners.

From the off in this semi-final, the holders put down a marker and they had opened a six point lead with just twelve minutes played when the score was 1-5 to 0-2.

When the half time whistle sounded they were seven points clear with the score at 1-9 to 0-5, the goal having been scored by Diarmuid Fahy.

Éanna Rouine tries to fend off Ewan Kelly. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography

While Kilrush/Killimer tried hard to get back into contention, they were unable to close the gap and the champions continued to hold the lead throughout the second half.

Impressive for the winners were Ciaran McMahon, Brian McNamara, Eoin Rouine, Shane Woods Diarmuid Fahy and Paudie Considine who kicked some good points.

Eoin Rouine gets away from Mikey Kelleher. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography

Conor Fennell was the loser’s top scorer while others to do well were Odhran Cunningham, Tadhg Lysaght and Dylan O’Brien but the fact that a third of the team had played with Killimer in the Munster junior football semi-final on Saturday didn’t help their cause.

Ennistymon: Conor Gallagher; Dara Rouine, Ciaran McMahon, Sean Conneally; Liam Cotter, Josh Guyler, Brian McNamara; Joshua Vaughan, Eoin Rouine; Shane Woods, Diarmuid Fahy, Mark Kelleher; Éanna Rouine, Paudie Consdine, Darren McNamara;

Subs: Gearoid Barry for Fahy; Joe Casey for D Rouine; Rory Murphy for M. Kelleher; Daithi Fitzgerald for S. Conneally; Conor Rynne for L. Cotter;

Kilrush/Killimer: Cian Corry; Harry Looney, Evan Power, Ciaran Bermingham; Odhran Cunningham, Sean Canny, Fiachra McKeown; Dylan O’Brien, Ewan Kelly; Tadhg Lysaght, Conor Fennell, Mikey Kelleher; Jack Kelleher, Jamie Griffin, Keith Crowley;

Subs: Liam Culligan for for Looney; Filip Ryzmak for Crowley; Sean Keane for Griffin; Joe Meehan for M. Kelleher.

Referee: Barry Keating (Lissycasey)

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