LISCANNOR fly the Clare flag this weekend as they bid for provincial glory in the Munster Senior B decider.

Mallow GAA Sports Complex is the setting on Saturday (November 7th) as Tony Roche’s outfit take on Cork side Glanmire at 13:00.

Following a 1-11 1-8 win over Ballymacarbry in the semi-final, a match played in Cappoquin, Liscannor are sixty minutes from claiming a first Munster senior title.

Roche is joined in the management team by Gearoid Curtin, Alan Flaherty and Lourda Healy.

Roisin Considine, Ella Healy and Sinead Considine have been among the most consistent performers for the North Clare side. They can also call on the experienced Bláthnaid Reynolds and Minnie Considine.

Having already produced a memorable campaign in their first year at the senior ranks in Clare which saw them make the last four, bowing out to eventual winners Kilmurry Ibrickane, the determined Liscannor will be eager to ensure they claim some silverware this weekend.

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