Killanena 1-10 Sixmilebridge 1-9AN injury-time, highly pressurised Mark Flaherty-pointed free, edged Killanena into the 2010 intermediate hurling county final following a tense battle in Clarecastle last Sunday.
Read More »O’Donnell goal helps Flannan’s to victory
St Flannan’s 4-11 Blackwater Community School 1-16Although St Flannan’s led by just four points at half time, having played with a very strong wind in their first Dr Harty Cup game of the 2010/2011 Munster hurling colleges season, they held on to record an excellent four point win.
Read More »West Clare Colleges well beaten in first A encounter
High School, Clonmel 5-10 West Clare Colleges 0-8West Clare Colleges debut in the Munster U-15A football championship on Wednesday was short lived as they were comprehensively beaten by title holders Clonmel at the Na Piarsiagh GAA grounds in Limerick. The competition is run on a knock out basis.
Read More »Ennistymon U-21s should edge win
Twelve months ago, Ennistymon approached the U-21 A football final confident of, at the very least, competing with Cratloe for most of the hour.
Read More »Big entry for Greg Young Seniors Open
Greg Young (5), Kilrush, emerged as the winner of the Greg Young Seniors Open, a men’s singles stroke competition played over 36 holes at Lahinch on Friday (Castle Course) and Saturday (Championship Course). He returned 151 gross to win by a stroke from Pat Lucey (7), Ennis. Diarmuid Leonard (4), Castletroy was third on 152 and the same total was returned by Noel Pyne (2), Ennis, who was fourth.
Read More »Impressive race card as Limerick Racecourse celebrates 10 years
Limerick Racecourse is the place to be on Sunday as the Greenmount Park facility celebrates its 10th anniversary with the staging of the Ladbrokes Munster National.
Read More »Ennistymon retain overall title
The eight annual North Clare National Schools Cross Country Championships were held on the lands of John and Bríd Collins, Kilnaboy, last week.
Read More »Inch win in penalty shootout upset
Inch Crusaders 0 Hermitage A 0 (Inch win 4-1 on penalties)Inch Crusaders caused a big upset in the first round of the Munster Junior Cup at Lees Road on Sunday with victory over Hermitage A from the Premier Division.
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