Lissycasey come from behind to take a share of the points

Lissycasey  1-10   Cooraclare  2-7
When Cooraclare went seven points clear inside the last quarter of this Garry Cup tie at Cooraclare on Friday night, they looked to be heading for their first win of the campaign.
However, a strong finish from Lissycasey earned them a merited share of the spoils.
The visitors had the better of the first half and should have been more than two points clear at half-time when the score stood at 0-5 to 0-3. In the second quarter, they had failed to convert two great goal opportunities.
On the resumption, Cooraclare grabbed the initiative and goals from Gearóid Looney and Sean Maguire, together with some good points from John Looney, helped them open a seven-point gap inside the last quarter.
To their credit, Lissycasey regained the initiative and points from Francis Hayes, Enda Finnucane and David Considine were followed by an excellent Francis Hayes goal to earn a share of the spoils.
Gerry Moran, Cyril Sheehan and Matt Gilroy were others to impress for Lissycasey while Thomas Donnellan, and Conor Marrinan, in addition to the Looneys, did well for the home side.

Lissycasey: Shane Normoyle; Cyril  Sheehan, Gerry Moran, Danny Clohessy; Martin Moran, Matt Gilroy, Alan Nagle; Francis Hayes, Matt O’Shea; Enda Finnucane, David Considine, Dermot Nagle; Oisín  Talty, Niall Kelly, Paul Nagle.
Subs: Sean Hayes for P Nagle; Kevin Hanrahan for Talty; Brendan O’Connor for M Moran (inj).
Cooraclare: Declan Keane; Colm Carroll, Conor Marrinan, Michael Chambers; Sean Killeen, Thomas Donnellan, Kevin Hassett; Andrew O’Neill, Gearóid Looney; Declan McMahon, Sean Maguire, Michael Kelly; Joe Martyn, John Looney, Darragh O’Dea.
Subs: Robert Ryan for Killeen; James Burke for Hassett; Justin Ryan for Martyn.

Cratloe  2-6   Clondegad 0-6
A brace of second-half goals from Paudge Collins sealed victory for Cratloe over Clondegad at Cratloe on Saturday evening.
At the end of an evenly contested first half, they led by four points to three.
The game continued to be tight in the second half until Collins got in for his first goal. His second came after his penalty was saved but he won possession from the rebound and found the net.
Both sides were short some regulars, with Clondegad lining out with the Brennan brothers, Gary and Shane.

Clondegad: Declan O’Loughlin; Flan Enright, Paddy O’Connell, Brian Murphy; Francie Nealon, Conor Gavin, Kevin Donnelly; Kieran Browne, Eoin Griffin; Kenneth Kelly, Francie O’Reilly, James Murphy; Paudge McMahon, Pat Coffey, Eoin Donnelly.
Sub: Stephen Enright for Donnelly (inj).
Cratloe: Wes De Loughrey; Sean Chaplin, Michael Hawes, David Ryan; Martin Ogie Murphy, Enda Boyce, Patrick O’Gorman; Kevin Browne, Conor Ryan; Damian Browne, Paudge Collins, Dean De Loughrey; Gearóid Ryan, Fergal Carroll, Pádraig Chaplin.
Subs: Aidan Browne for D Browne; Robert Foskin for O’Gorman; David Collins for D De Loughrey.

O’Curry’s 1-9   St Breckan’s 0-8
A contribution of 1-5 from Eoin Troy helped O’Curry’s to their first win in the cup when they overcame St Breckan’s at Doonaha on Saturday.
The winners led at the break on a score of 1-4 to 0-3 and maintained this advantage to the end, despite the absence of inter-county man Ger Quinlan. St Breckan’s were without a number of regulars including county panellist Stephen Tierney.

O’Curry’s: Eoin Clohessy; Thomas Roche, Ollie Quinlan, Paul Roche; Brian Troy, Sean Haugh, Eoin Brew; Derek Troy, Eoin Troy; Damian Carmody, Michael Foran, Tom Downes; James Troy, Declan Walsh, Michael Carmody.
Subs: Damian Clohessy for J Troy; Colin Lynch for P Roche; Sean Murphy for Walsh.
St Breckan’s: John Stack; Daniel Carey, Conor Howley, Declan Stack; Cathal Blood, Raphael Considine, John P Keating; Sean Howley, Michael Keating; Denis O’Driscoll, Sean Cormican, Dale Masterson; Donal Howley, Pat Nagle, Conor Cormican.
Subs: Neil Hawes for S Howley; Andrew McMahon for J Stack.

Liscannor 1-7   St Senan’s, Kilkee 0-8
Liscannor won their second successive game when they beat Kilkee away last Saturday. Half-time substitute Kieran Considine scored the crucial goal for Liscannor.
The teams were tied at 0-4 each at half-time. This was Kilkee’s second successive defeat in the competition, having lost their opening tie to Lissycasey. Liscannor lined out without Clare captain Alan Clohessy while Kilkee were without county forward Michael O’Shea.

Liscannor: Noel Kilmartin; Shane Canavan, David McDonagh, Alan Canavan; Kieran Roche, Michael Foley, Dara Blake; Ronan Slattery, Brian Considine; Robert Lucas, Johnny Considine, Gerry Considine; Niall Considine, Alan Flaherty, Pádraig Haugh.
Sub: Kieran Considine for Pádraig Haugh.
St Senan’s, Kilkee: Kevin Harte; Darren Clarke, Brendan Smith, Ronan Browne; Darren Owens, Christy Kirwan, Gavin Melican; Darragh Kelly, Chris Williamson; Barry Harte, David Russell, Brian Harte; Keith Downes, Micheal Keane, Diarmuid Keane.
Subs: Alan Russell for Michael Keane; Shane Keane for Christy Kirwan.