*Shane Kavanagh goaled from long range for the winners. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill

Scariff remain unbeaten and have moved into second place in Division 1B of the FutureTicketing Clare Cup thanks to this comfortable win over Smith O’Briens in round 4 of the Clare cup on Wednesday evening.

Scariff 2-20
Smith O’Briens 0-9

Helped by a goal from a long-range Shane Kavanagh free the winners were 1-9 to 0-5 in front at half time.

A second half goal from Éanna O’Brien helped them to extend their lead and they finished with a comfortable victory.

John Cusack top scored for the home side with 0-4

With three wins and a draw from their four outings to date, they are just a point adrift of Clarecastle.

Scariff; William Kavanagh; Tadhg Kavanagh, Michael Scanlan, Eoin Keehan; Sean Collins, Daniel Treacy, Shane Kavanagh; Scott Cairns Conor Downes; Michael Baerett, Fergus Madden, Liam Crotty; Eanna O’Brien, Padddy Ryan, Ross Horan;

Subs: Diarmaid Nash for Collins; Martin Cunningham for Crotty; Sean Minogue for O’Brien; Aaron Collins for Scanlan; Rossa Keehan for Horan.

Smith O’Briens; Mark McInerney; Bryan McInerney, Evan Connolly, Jack McCarthy; Darragh Nolan, David Gough, Ben Murnane; Sean McMahon, Eoin Heffron; Eoin Power, Micheal Ryan, Jason Monaghan; Marc O’Halloran, John Cusack, Cillian Collins;

Subs: Noel McInerney for D. Nolan; Dean Lawlor for E Powers;

Referee: Chris Maguire (Wolfe Tones)

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