Bad weather doesnt’t dampen spirits or style

Inclement weather was the order of the day for the conclusion of the Cumann na mBunscoil Clare hurling and camogie finals at Cusack Park last Thursday but this did not prevent the teams involved from providing lots of entertainment for the patrons
As was the case on day one, there was lots of exciting play and some extremely lively finals.

Ennis CBS         1-5
Cratloe         0-4

Ennis CBS retained the Division 1 hurling title when they accounted for Cratloe.
Corner-forward Matthew Davenport scored the game’s only goal, which proved crucial. He added two points, while Cathal Ruane had three points with Eoghan Foudy getting the remaining score.
Billy Connors scored three of Cratloe’s four points with the remaining score coming from Diarmuid Ryan.

Ennis CBS: Eamonn Foudy (capt); Robbie Woods, Liam McMahon, Tony Odubote, Conor Hehir, Paul Martin, Gary Stack; Cathal Ruane, Colm McGrath; Cian Haugh, Conor Devitt, Martin McCormack; Matthew Davenport, Eoghan Foudy, Tom McDonald.
Subs: Johnny Ryan, Christopher Whelan, Conor O’Regan, Neil Molloy, Shane Meehan, Stephen Dolan, Ronan Liddy, Dylan Coughlan
Cratloe: Sean Gallagher; Evan Keogh, Rian Considine, Shane Byrne; Enda O’Connor, Conor McMahon, Cathal Crosbie; Diarmuid Ryan, Domhnall Organ; Dylan Brennan, Peter Connors, Jack Manley; Sean Ryan, Billy Connors, Jamie Costigan.
Subs: Morgan Coghlan, Mark Gallagher, Keith Murray, Harry Sheehy, Colin McCloskey, Seamus McGonagle, Adam McInerney, Eoin Flanagan, Mark McDonagh, Stephen Hoctor.

Inagh-Clounanaha     3-3
Knockanean         2-3

The Division 2 hurling final produced a cracking contest with Ingh-Clounanaha emerging as winners by a goal.
Aidan McCarthy, Liam Hehir and Jason Devereaux were the goalscorers for the winners, while Knockanean had their goals from Niall and Cian Galvin.

Ingh-Clounanaha: Rian Fitzgibbon; Cormac Devitt, Evan Howley, Jason Griffin; Marc Barry, Liam Callinan, Keith White; Eoin Fitzgerald (capt), Pádraig Devitt, Aidan McCarthy, TJ O’Gorman, Liam Hehir, Kealon Guyler, Thomas Barry, Quintan Lernihan, Shane Vaughan, Aidan McGeary, Cilian O’Leary, Jason Devereaux, Jack O’Connor, Dean Lynch.
Knockanean: Ben O’Donnell, Robbie Kuhs, William O’Connor, Eoghan Perill, Niall Galvin, Brefnie O’Reilly, Niall O’Brien, Vincent Quinlivan, Fionn O’Brien, Aidan Custy, Conor McDaid, Tom O’Brien, Cian Galvin, Leo Kuhs, Sean Slattery, Tull Spellissey, Edward Purcell, Morgan McGovern-Woulfe, Jordan O’Keeffe, Daniel Jakab, Brian Hastings, Cian McDonagh, Cullen McCabe, Adam L’Estrange, Conal Moore, Jack Hegarty, Gary Mulligan, James Shaw, Kevin Nugent, Oisín Brennan, Eoin Purcell, Cathal Hastings, Aodhan O’Shea, Tony Butler, Darragh O’Callaghan, Ronan Lanigan, Michael Reidy, Conor Kelleher, Gary Mulligan.

Kilnamona         5-13
Barefield         4-9

Kilnamona captured the Division 4 title with a merited win over Barefield. Team captain Ian Kerin, Cormac Whelan, Eoin Timlin and Chloe O’Neill scored goals for the winners, while Barefield had goals from Conor Kerins, Eoghan Thynne and Niall O’Regan.

Kilnamona: Conor Leyden Shane Dowling, Cillian Roughan, Sean Clancy, Eoin Timlin, Darragh Power, Cian McInerney, David Hegarty, Ian Kerin, Owen Hegarty, Cormac Whelan, Laoise Ryan, Chloe O’Neill, Niall Glynn, Ciarán Kerins, Michaela Roughan, Róisín Clancy, Chloe McNamara, Áine Kearns, John Luke Brody, Mark O’Brien, Thomas O’Looney, Mark Lyons, Paul Lyons, Alannah O’Keeffe, Siobhán Warner.
Barefield: Eoin Brrett; Eoghan O’Sullivan, Stephen Knox, Conor Breathnach, Luke Carmody, Darragh O’Shea, Ryan Fitzpatrick, Niall O’Regan, Adam Mungovan, Conor Kearns, Eoghan Thynne, Dylan Nolan, Shane Whelan, Nathan Mangan, Alex Burns, Ross McDonnell, Pádraig Geraghty, Ciarán O’Halloran, Michael Gailbraith, JJ Baker, Ronan Collins, Patrick McDonagh, Tommy Galbraith, Brendan Clelland, James Whelan, Aidan Clelland, Eoin Corbett, Fionn Mulqueen.

Kilmurry         6-3
Quin             3-10

The Division 4 final was a cracking contest with Kilmurry emerging as two-point winners, picking up their third Clare schools’ title in succession. They had to defend strongly in the closing stages as Quin piled on the pressure in search of a winning goal.
Tiernan Agnew sparkled for the team scoring 4-3, while the remaining two goals were scored by Cillian Custy.
Alan Culligan hit 1-8 for Quin with Harry McCarthy scoring two goals.

Kilmurry: Ethan Slater, Paraic Hassett, Christopher Carey, Cathal Roche, Tiarnan Agnew, Aidan Gallagher, James Holloway, Cillian Custy, Shane Freeman, Ciarán Hassett, Tommy Walsh, Thomas Freeman, Evan Kinnane, Ciarán Farrell, Michael Fitzgerald, David Hamilton, Adam Breen, Conor Costello, Cian Flannery, Caelum Frazer, Paul Hamilton, John Hogan, Jason Moloney, Ciarán Semahedi.
Quin: David Barbotin, Harry Meechan, Cathal Browne, Roghan O’Brien, Ulick O’Sullivan, Alan Culligan, Oisín Egan, Harry McCarthy, Kevin Reynolds, Colin Liddy, Paul Hogan, Gareth Dupper, Adam Deegan, Mark McCarthy, Cathal Lennon, Cian Wall, Alex McConway, Eoin Beirne, Anthony O’Donnell, Jack Duggan.

St Senan’s, Clonlara     4-1
Tulla             0-2

Goals from Becky Foley, Róisín Powell and Róisín Byrnes steered St.Senan’s Clonlara to the Division 2 camogie title when they accounted for St Mochulla’s Tulla.

St Senan’s: Sarah Fahey; Niamh Powell, Chloe Ryan, Neassa O’Sullivan, Hannah Horgan, Róisín Byrnes, Áine O’Loughlin, Róisín Powell, Becky Foley, Chloe Milliken, Nicky Walsh, Áine Gully, Leah Hawes, Róisín Poland, Shona Quinn, Rachel O’Meara, Emma Begley, Sadhbh de Barra, Megan Walsh, Samantha Carey, Shauna Kelly, Amy Noonan-Neville, Holly Jones, Rachel Moloney, Kate O’Shanahan, Sinéad Ryan, Abbey MacKenzie, Eva Larkin, Cliodhna Roche, Jane Begley.
Tulla: Orna Mulconry; Róisín Conway, Orla Moroney, Chloe Crowe, Aoife Leyden, Sinead Conlon, Bridin Dinan, Aoife Floyd, Laoise Culloo, Niamh O’Brien, Orla O’Brien, Mary Flynn, Brenda Hoey, Rebecca McEvoy, Leah Molloy, Alex O’Sullivan, Aisling Clarke, Aisling Dooley, Grainne Lynch, Ciara Halpin, Molly B Nolan, Anna Louise Floyd, Mary Ann Cavaleri, Gillian Ryan, Kayleigh Cahill, Nessa Flynn.

 

Barefield         0-0
Ogonnelloe         0-0

Despite a period of extra time, Barefield and Ogonnelloe failed to produce a score in the Division 4 camogie final. The teams were evenly matched throughout on a day when defences dominated. A replay is expected to take place this week

Barefield: Kate Dillon, Kayte Fenniman, Ciara Guilfoyle, Ann-Catherine Hauptmann, Hannah Meaney, Lauren O’Regan, Anna Gleeson, Ava Glynn, Laura Hayes, Niamh McDonagh, Kiera McGrath, Niamh O’Keeffe, Shona Power, Rosie Breathnach, Jessica Leathem, May McCarthy, Katie McDermott, Emma Monaghan, Kacey O’Neill, Lauren Rynne.
Ogonnelloe: Rebekah Cosgrove, Bríd McMahon, Eithne Walsh, Holly McGee, Sarah O’Connell, Hannah Mooney, Nicole Casey, Emily Walsh, Alexandria McGrath, Alex Stewart, Carmel O’Brien, Emma Foley, Róisín Daly, Rachel Keegan, Charlotte Carway, Shannon Boylan-Jones.