Sports

Kilmaley   3-13    Feakle-Killanena  1-7Kilmaley were crowned minor B hurling champions at Clarecastle on Sunday when they turned in an impressive display to overcome the challenge of Feakle-Killanena.

Crusheen-Tubber   2-1    Corofin 1-9The Crusheen-Tubber combination captured the minor B shield title when they overcame Corofin in a hard-fought final in Clarecastle on Saturday afternoon. Conditions were perfect for hurling and the sides didn’t disappoint as they battled for the title.

St Flannan’s  1-20    Blackwater  2-13Already through to the play-offs in the race for the Dr Harty Cup, Munster Colleges Senior A Hurling Championship, St Flannan’s made sure of top spot in the group with an impressive victory over Blackwater Community School at Tipperary on Wednesday.

Inagh 2-7Four Roads 2-5 A STORMING finish saw Inagh snatch a famous victory over defending champions Four Roads in the All-Ireland Junior Camogie Club Championship semi-final, played in pristine conditions at Clarecastle on Saturday afternoon.  

THE make-up of the Clare senior camogie management team for 2012 was finalised over the weekend.

Kilmaley 3-4Feakle 1-1 CONDITIONS were ideal for the minor A shield final and both teams produced some exciting camogie at the Éire Óg grounds last weekend.

The Clare Champion sponsored Cumann na mBunscoil primary schools football finals (boys and girls) were staged this Tuesday and Wednesday at Cusack Park and Clarecastle and, once again, provided great entertainment.

Rochestown (Cork) 2-11 West Clare Colleges 1-2 Led by outstanding midfielder Shane Kingston, Rochestown eased into the Munster U-15A colleges semi-final at the Gaelic Grounds in Limerick last Thursday.