*Kilrush Rangers’ Danny Clancy. 

THREE CLARE clubs have progressed to the next round of the FAI Junior Cup following Sunday’s action across the province.

Shannon Town Utd, Lifford FC and Newmarket Celtic have all advanced in the national competition with Bunratty Cratloe, Shannon Olympic, Fern Celtic A and B plus Bridge Utd all bowing out.

The clash of Kilkishen Celtic and Shannon Hibs was abandoned after Paddy McInerney sustained a broken leg.

Keith Shea had a haul of four goals to see Lifford FC win on the road away to Glin Rovers while Harvey Cullinan, David McCarthy and Dean Hegarty were on target to push Paddy Purcell’s Celtic into the second round.

FAI Junior Cup:
Shannon Town A 2-0 Fairgreen Celtic
Kilcornan 3-1 Bunratty Cratloe
Shannon Olympic 3-5 Dingle Bay Rovers
Killarney Celtic 10-0 Fern Celtic A
Fenit Saphires 2-0 Fern Celtic B
Glin Rovers 1-4 Lifford
Bridge United A 2-4 Kilarney Athletic
Kilishen A-A Shannon Hibs A
Mastergeeha 1-4 Newmarket Celtic A

Maloney Garden Machinery Premier Division:
Kilrush Rangers 1-3 Coole FC

Ann Romer Florist First Division:
Connolly Celtic 4-3 Bridge United B
Sporting Ennistymon 2-1 Moher Celtic A

Brian Pyne Tiles Second Division:
Kildysart Celtic 1-4 Inch Crusaders
Ennis Dons 7-0 Corofin Harps

Brownie’s Barbershop Third Division:
Manus Celtic 1-0 Shannon Town C
Coole FC B 1-4 Bridge Celtic

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