Sports

Éire Óg 1-12Kilkee 0-11 THIS fixture was the sole weekend championship game where the result had no practical bearing for either team. Kilkee knew before the throw-in that they would top the group whatever the result, while Éire Óg were aware that they were consigned to the bottom of the table.  

St Joseph’s Doora-Barefield 3-10Shannon Gaels 0-11 Two goals within a minute in the closing minutes of the first half were crucial in securing a win for St Joseph’s and a place in the quarter-final of the Senior Football Championship.

O’Curry’s  1-14  Corofin  1-6O’Curry’s justified favouritism when they accounted for Corofin in this intermediate football championship round three group game at Quilty on Saturday. As a result of their merited victory, they are preparing for the semi-final while Corofin’s season is over.

Coolmeen  4-10 Shannon Gaels  2-1 Local rivals Coolmeen and Shannon Gaels met in Kilmihil recently in the U-14 Division 4 final. They had met previous to this in the first round, Coolmeen getting the better of their opponents on that occasion.

Corofin 4-7 Ruan-Banner 1-9 Corofin won the U-16C hurling title for the third year in a row on Saturday in Cusack Park.

Kilmaley 1-14 Scariff-Ogonnelloe 3-3 Kilmaley held on despite a second-half comeback by Scariff-Ogonnelloe to claim the points in the last match of Round 2 of the Senior Camogie Championship on Sunday evening in Clooney.

Feakle 6-8 St Joseph’s 0-0

There are still three quarter-final spots to be filled going into this weekend’s final round of group games in the Clare Senior Hurling Championship.