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*Shane McGrath collects his prize from Pat Sheehan and Lending/Business Development Officer Dave Noble. 

A PERSONAL BEST of 0-19 from Shane McGrath sees him collect the St Francis Credit Union / The Clare Echo player of the week following the first round of the Clare SHC.

Feakle’s sharpshooter scored a whopping 0-19, more than the entire O’Callaghans Mills side as they prevailed in the East Clare derby 0-28 0-18.

It’s the highest tally McGrath has ever hit at senior level. He scored 0-8 from play as Ger Conway’s side reminded everyone that they continued to be a strong force in the top flight.

He’ll be back in action for Ger Conway’s side as they look to record successive victories, they face Clooney/Quin on Sunday in a repeat of last year’s quarter-final.

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