TRUAGH started the strongest in Clonlara on Sunday in this Division 1 league game, with sustained pressure on Clooney-Quin, resulting in a 45m free being conceded, which was converted by Aileen O’Sullivan.

CAMOGIE Congress took place in Westport over the weekend when a number of changes were introduced.From April 1, 2014, there will be four separate categories of members: over 18 players, youth players (U-18), administrators, coaches, referees, non-players that are over 18 and a social membership for over 18s that are not seeking involvement in a club’s administrative or games-related affairs.

THE annual Ennis Duathlon was held in Lees Road last Sunday in near freezing conditions. One hundred and twenty five brave athletes took on the course which included a 2.7k run, a 17k bike ride and a 2.4k run. Athletes of all abilities competed from the elites to duathlon first timers.

The eagerly awaited First Division clash of league leaders Corofin Harps and Bridge Celtic, who are challenging strongly for the title, did not go ahead on Sunday, much to the annoyance and disappointment of the travelling team.

Gary Collins gave Ennis Town Rock A the lead in this tie when he scored just before half time. A foul on Brian McMahon resulted in a penalty for the ’Tage in the second half and Ger Dullaghan made no mistake.McMahon then got to a Ritchie Fitzgerald free to head home the winner. Hermitage A: David Phillips; Liam Meaney, Rhys Phillips, Tola Crowe, Ritchie Fitzgerald; Paul Dullaghan, Ger Dulaghan, Brendan Dobbins, Brian McMahon, John Maher, Shane Talty.Sub: Matthew Kearney for Talty.Ennis Town Rock A: Sean Kennedy; Gary Walsh, Ronan Judge, Shane Daniels, Jason White; Adrian Walsh, Eoin Glynn, Ritchie Neylon, Daryl Eade, Gary Collins, Dean Gardiner.Subs: Niall McNevin, Joe Collins. Connolly Celtic A 1   Avenue United A 3 Two goals in the first 10 minutes from Mikey Mahoney and Barry Nugent put Avenue United A on the road to victory in this tie on Sunday and they led 2-0 at the break. Fifteen minutes into the second half, former Avenue …

SIXMILEBRIDGE and Inagh-Kilnamona will compete for the Clare Féile hurling title at Clarecastle at noon this Saturday.

NUI Galway announced the recipients of the 2013 Sports Awards at a special ceremony last Thursday. The awards recognise sporting performance, leadership and participation, as well as those that contribute to the running and development of the NUI Galway Sports Clubs.

The National Juvenile U-12 to U-19 Indoor Track and Field Championships were held over two days in the new indoor arena in Athlone and Clare athletes produced outstanding performances.