Kildysart, St Josephs Doora/Barefield and Shannon Gaels have qualified for the semi-finals of the intermediate football championship following their second round victories over O’Currys, Michael Cusacks and Kilfenora respectively at the weekend.
Saturday’s senior camogie championship tie between Sixmilebridge and Inagh/Kilnamona has been postponed.
Championship survival is on the line for teams this weekend in the Clare senior camogie campaign.
Kilmaley and Clooney-Quin will contest both the Under 15 B and the Academy B Finals after prevailing in their respective semi-final clashes on Sunday.
The race for the Clare senior ladies football championship got underway on Monday evening when the title holders Kilmihil made a winning start to their campaign.
It’s the view of many Clare GAA followers that the intermediate hurling championship is a particularly difficult competition to win.
In a first for Ladies Football in Clare, Monday night championship action begins this week with the start of the senior campaign.
Kildysart’s superior fitness proved decisive as they eeked out a one point win over Corofin in what was a most entertaining intermediate football championship first round game at Cusack Park on Friday evening.
GAA clubs in Clare have criticised the amount of isolated players bypassing nearer clubs to join other teams.
Clare GAA are to review the possibility of concluding the U21 hurling championship and commencing the U20 football campaign.
