Sixmilebridge go marching towards semis

Goals from Tommy Morey (2) and David O’Connor helped the winners to lead at half-time on a 3-8 to 0-9 scoreline.
Any hopes of a Broadford fight-back were killed in the third quarter when the winners were well on top adding goals from Caimin and Tommy Morey and Niall Gilligan (2) on their way to a comfortable win.

Sixmilebridge: Derek Fahy; Tadhg Keogh, Aidan Quilligan, Paul Fitzpatrick, Robert Conlon, John Fennessy (0-1, f), Paidí Fitzpatrick; Pa Sheehan (0-2), Kevin Lynch; Tony Carmody (0-2), Tommy Morey (3-2), David O’Connor (1-4); Danny Morey (0-4), Niall Gilligan (2-0) (captain), Caimin Morey (1-3, 0-1f).
Subs: Anthony Liddane for Carmody (39 mins), Sam O’Sullivan (0-1) for Gilligan (40 mins), Ray McNamara for Keogh (42 mins), Eoin Quinn for Fennessy (46 mins), Ronan Mullane for D Morey (48 mins).
Broadford: Ollie Marsh; John Corcoran, Aidan O’Brien, Darragh Corcoran; James Gunning, Cathal Chaplin (0-1), Cian O’Brien; Alan Kilcoyne, Craig Chaplin (0-12, 0-9f, 65 x 2); Pádraig Hickey (0-1, f), Pádraig Taylor, Mark Moloney; Alan McMahon, Stephen Gunning, Aonghus O’Brien (captain).
Subs: Donal Whelan (0-1) for Hickey (inj) (10 mins), Craig Shanahan for Marsh (inj) 22 mins), Alan McMahon for D Corcoran (39 mins).

Whitegate  2-19

Tulla  0-11

TWO goals from George Waterstone helped Whitegate to this convincing win over a fancied Tulla side at Dr Daly Park on Monday evening.
The winners laid the foundations for this win in the first half and when the half-time whistle sounded, they were 11 points to the good.
Waterstone finished as their top scorer with 2-5 to his credit while Ian Fahy chipped in with 0-6.
Tulla’s chances weren’t helped by the absence of Eanna Torpey, who has emigrated and the injured Brian Lynch, Andrew Quinn and David McInerney. Waterstone, Brendan Buglar and Ian Fahy were prominent for the winners in this tie.

Whitegate: Andrew Fahy; Trevor Kelly, John Buglar, Cathal Mulvihill; Jason Malone, Brendan Buglar, Patrick Minogue; Ian Fahy, Tomas McNamara; Eric Minogue, Ray Cahill, Michael O’Brien, Stephen Malone, George Waterstone, Shane O’Rourke.
Subs: Christy Jones for P Minogue; Patrick Burke for I Fahy; Eoin Quirke for Cahill; Terence Fahy for S Malone; John O’Brien for O’Rourke.
Tulla: Philip Brennan; John Brennan, Sean Torpey, Eugene Cooney; Mark Quinn, Paul Lynch, Cian McInerney; Cathal Dinan, Colm Halpin; Trevor Vaughan, Mike Murphy, Darragh Corry; Raymond Stewart, Aidan Lynch, Shane McNamara. 
Subs: Karl Quinn for A Lynch (inj); Cormac Lynch for Cooney; Tomas McMahon for J Brennan.

Inagh-Kilnamona  1-9

Wolfe Tones  3-10
INAGH-Kilnamona kept up their challenge for a place in the semi-final of the Clare Champion Cup when they defeated Wolfe Tones at Inagh on Monday evening but they were made fight all the way by bottom-of-the-table Wolfe Tones.
A contribution of 0-9 from Arthur, five from frees, helped the home side to this win on an evening when Dermot Gannon was their goal scorer.
The winners held a one-point advantage at half-time when the score was 0-8 to 1-4. Goalscorers for Wolfe Tones who had 14 wides on the night, were Mark Regan, Paul Walsh and Gareth McPhillips.

Inagh-Kilnamona: Pat Kelly; Brian Foudy, Brian Glynn, Dermot Lynch; Ronan O’Looney, Eamonn Glynn, David Hegarty; Gary Lafferty, Colm Pilkington; Tomas Kelly, Cathal Lafferty, Damian Lafferty; Ger Arthur, Dermot Gannon, Conor Tierney.
Sub: Shane Griffin for Foudy.
Wolfe Tones: Ronan Hehir; Eamonn O’Neill, Patsy Keyes, John Guilfoyle; Brendan Hughes, Bobby McPhillips, Barry Loughnane; Daithi O’Connell, Shane Chambers; Gary Leahy, Declan O’Rourke, Mark Regan; Alan Hehir, Gareth McPhillips, Paul Walsh.
Subs: Ritchie Lillis for Regan (inj).