Inagh-Kilnamona 4-17    Sixmilebridge 0-1For the first time in the 43-year history of the Féile na nGael hurling competition, Inagh-Kilnamona will represent Clare in the national event.

Inagh-Kilnamona   1-14   Clonlara   2-10Both Inagh-Kilnamona and Clonlara were understrength for their Division 1A tie played in dry but bitterly cold conditions at Clonlara on Monday. It was an evenly contested tie, with the result in doubt right to the end.

Roscrea   0-12     Tubber   1-8 TUBBER’S dream of bringing home this year’s All-Ireland Junior B Hurling title ended at Killeedy GAA grounds in Raheenagh in West Limerick last Saturday.

Tulla 1-14    Kilmaley 2-10When Kilmaley went to the break with a nine-point lead in this Division 1B tie played at Dr Daly Park in Tulla, few would have bet against them opening the campaign with a win.

Derek O’Connor was the toast of punters at last Sunday’s well-attended County Clare Hunt meeting at Quakerstown where the Tubber rider rode the opening three winners.

Newmarket Celtic B 4  Turnpike Rovers 1Newmarket Celtic B were crowned Division 1 Cup champions when they proved too strong for Turnpike Rovers at the County Grounds on Sunday. It wasn’t a good day for the Pike, who ended the game with nine men after Ciarán Russell and Niall McMahon were both dismissed in the second half.

Avenue United A 3    Newmarket Celtic A 0 Avenue United A took a giant step towards the premier league title when they proved too strong for Newmarket Celtic A at Lees road on Sunday.

Avenue United B 0   Moher Celtic 1