Sports

Newmarket-on-Fergus 1-10Inagh-Kilnamona 1-8 AT the start of the year Newmarket had designs on a county championship and they were disappointed not to get out of their group at the very least, but winning a Senior B title and the Clare Champion Cup means 2011 hasn’t been a write-off for them.

Sixmilebridge 2-13Ballyea 0-13 THE attractiveness of this season’s Clare Minor A Hurling Championship final pairing was reflected in the big attendance at Clarecastle on Saturday afternoon for a game played in excellent conditions, despite the recent bad weather.

St Flannan’s College 4-9West Clare Colleges 0-5 St Flannan’s bounced back into contention for a place in the knock-out stages of the Corn Uí Mhuirí, Munster Colleges Senior Football Championship, when they scored a comfortable win over West Clare colleges at Hennessy Park in Miltown on Wednesday.

Clare County Board Meeting Round-up The members of the committee that will review competition structures and the workings of the GAA in the county and make a report to the county committee are Padraic Boland (Broadford) Rosaleen Monaghan (Tubber), Dermot Tuohy (Whitegate), Nuala Shanahan (Doonbeg), Colm Browne (Kilrush) and Gerard O’Neill (Kilmihil).

Ballyduff, Kerry 3-8Éire Óg, Ennis 2-10 Éire Óg’s dream of contesting the Munster Intermediate Club Championship final in 2011 died at Austin Stack Park in Tralee on Sunday when Kerry senior champions, Ballyduff, came out on top.

Clare will begin its defence of the Munster minor hurling title on May 2 next year when they play Waterford in a repeat of the 2011 decider.

Dromid Pearses 2-12  Meelick 0-9 Kerry junior football champions, Dromid Pearses justified favouritism when they defeated their Clare counterparts Meelick in the Munster quarter-final at Meelick on Sunday.

Cratloe 2-12St Breckan’s 0-7 CRATLOE were crowned Division 3 Football League champions at Hennessy Park in Miltown on Saturday when they scored a comfortable win over St Breckan’s.