CLARE’S MINOR ladies football side are preparing for an All-Ireland decider.

On Wednesday last, the side managed by Cooraclare’s David O’Brien recorded a comprehensive 5-07 0-12 semi-final win over Armagh at Pearse Park, Longford.

Miltown Malbay’s Abby Downes with a double plus green flags from Grainne Burke of the Banner, Doonbeg’s Lauren Conway and Sophie Daly of Kilmurry Ibrickane sent Clare on their way to victory.

Wicklow await Clare in the All-Ireland Minor C final on August 3rd. The Garden County defeated Leitrim in their semi-final tie.

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