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HomeSportsTownies claim first ever crown (2024 Review)

Townies claim first ever crown (2024 Review)

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This year’s Ladies’ Football Intermediate Championship comprised of just seven teams after the unfortunate withdrawal of Clarecastle. The executive decided that there would be two groups with the top two teams in each group qualifying directly for the semi finals while the teams in second and third place would then play each other in the quarter finals.

After plenty of early shadow boxing it eventually came down to the business end of the championship with four teams still standing in the form of Ennis club Éire Óg, West Clare clubs Cooraclare and Kilrush while North Clare were represented by Liscannor.

The semi-finals will be remembered most for the clash of Éire Óg and Kilrush. After a riveting entertaining battle that…

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