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Moher Celtic crowned champions in first season

*Photograph: Natasha Barton. 

MOHER CELTIC in their first season fielding a ladies team were crowned winners in the Clare Women’s Cup final.

Aoife Fitzpatrick scored the winning goal via a long-range free to see Moher Celtic emerge victorious on a score of 2-1 against reigning champions Hermitage FC at Frank Healy Park on Sunday.

There were joyous scenes as the North Clare club reigned supreme in Doora.

In the ladies shield final, Tulla Utd proved too strong for Corofin Harps as they ran out 6-1 winners in the curtain raiser.

 

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