Newmarket B in control

Bunratty-Cratloe 0
Newmarket Celtic B  6

Newmarket Celtic B made the short journey to Bunratty on Sunday and recorded a big win over their neighbours in Division 1.
At the end of a tightly contested first half, the winners led through a Kieran Crosby goal, which came after a Martin Mulqueen cross.
In the second half, they had goals from Martin Mulqueen (2) Martin O’Neill, Kevin Feehily and Cathal Hayes from a penalty. The winners also had two goals disallowed.
Bunratty-Cratloe: Andre Sheynin; John Liddane, John O’Halloran, Philip Counihan, Pa O’Halloran, Paul Clancy, Brian Phelan, Brendan O’Neill, Stuart Cahill; Trevor Twomey, Danny Hanson.
Subs: David Kerins for Counihan, Colin Melody for Hanson and Michael Hayes for Clancy.
Newmarket Celtic B: Trevor O’Donnell; Christopher Noonan, Conor Cusack, Derek Moynihan, Eoin Kelly, David Barrett, Martin Mulqueen, Seamus Considine, Danny Conway, Kevin Feehily, Ciarán Crosby.
Subs: Martin O’Neill for Noonan and Shane McMahon for Conway.

Moher Celtic 3
Corofin Harps  0

Moher Celtic captured the honours in this North Clare derby tie on Sunday when they accounted for Corofin Harps.
Corofin created chances in the first half but failed to convert and they found themselves a goal down at half-time after Johnnie Daly had scored following a Paul Cagney delivery.
Willie Murphy scored the second after Declan Fawl provided the pass and the third came from Murphy from a free-kick.
Following this result, Moher have drawn level at the top of the table with Corofin Harps.
Moher Celtic: Shane Keane; Davy Commane, Alan Horan, Denis Murphy, Brian Conway, Willie Murphy, Alan O’Brien, Kevin Scales, Cohen Phillipson, Johnnie Daly, Paul Cagney.
Subs: Declan Fawl for Commane, Donogh Fawl for Scales and Damian Finnucane for Cagney.
Corofin Harps: Michael Concannon; Stephen Quinn, Fiachra Roche, Luke O’Loughlin, Daryl Bane, Eamonn Malone, Michael Daly, Brendan Keane, Jason Tierney, Brian McGahern, James Keane
Subs: Stephen Keane, Diarmuid O’Loughlin and Noel Connors.

Shannon Olympic A 6
Bridge Celtic 2

Bridge Celtic took the lead in the opening minutes through Conor Hynes.
Olympic equalised shortly before half-time through Gary Leahy and then took the lead when Leahy had a second.
Leahy made it a hat-trick early in the second half before Bridge Celtic’s Conor Hynes struck for a second for the South East Clare outfit.
Leahy then hit a fourth before Ritchie Hanley found the net and they completed the scoring through Ray Quigley.
Shannon Olympic A: Damian Casey; David Collins, Ian Hogan, Karl Fogarty, Darren Duggan, Kieran Kissane, Ray Quigley, Jason Regan, Steve Dolan; Gary Leahy, Gavin Lundy.
Subs: Shane Byrne, Ritchie Hanley and Dean Power. 
Bridge Celtic: Paul O’Connell; Cian Moloney, Johnnie Howard, Brendan Nolan, Ollie Phillips, Conor Hynes, Seamus Gleeson, Shane Byrnes, Micheál Ryan, Paul McEvoy, James Nolan.
Sub: Eugene Fleming.