Clare soccer headquarters, Frank Healy Park in Doora, will host the girls U17 cup finals, sponsored by EI of Shannon, on this Saturday, October 9.

Proceedings will get underway with the plate final at 2p.m. when Connolly Celtic will take on Tulla United.

In the shield final at 4p.m. Corofin Harps will take on Hermitage and the day’s programme will conclude with the cup final at 6p.m. when the Banner Fire Prevention league champions St. Pats, Kilmihil will be attempting to complete the double as they come up against Fern Celtic.

A great day’s football is expected as the teams involved have shown some excellent form on their way to the finals.

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