The U16 Camogie Championship commenced this week around Clare, Scariff-Ogonnelloe, Feakle-Killanena and St Joseph’s Doora-Barefield opened their accounts with wins.

Wolfe Tones Ladies Football club were recently announced as winners of a competition from Lidl that sees them win €1000 to support activities in the club.

Paul Kinnerk is set to depart the management of the Clare Senior Hurling team.

Roll of honour leaders in the Clare SFC, Kilrush Shamrocks were relegated to the Intermediate ranks on Sunday.

Wins for Cooraclare, Cratloe and St Josephs Miltown sealed their place in the last four of the Clare SFC.

Passion, commitment and experience helped Miltown Malbay book their spot for a second consecutive year in Clare’s SFC last four when they outclassed Clondegad in Doonbeg on Sunday. Miltown played the opening half with a powerful gale force behind their backs, helping them score 11 points in comparisons to Clondegad’s three.

Two goals from Rory Donnelly helped Cooraclare make their return to the semi-finals of the Clare SFC.

2014 Champions Cratloe advanced to the last four of the Clare SFC when they held out for a six point win over Ennistymon.