On Friday night last, Clonmore played host to last seasons intermediate champions, Granemore, a tough test for the Emmets.

Clonmore entertained Lissummon on Sunday for what was the first home game of the season.

Membership is now due and as January has now passed date fees will double in accordance with Club rules.

Clonmore contested 2 games at the weekend with a mixed bag of results.

After 3 hours of football and 3 trips to Portadown, Clonmore at last overcame the challenge of the Grange to book their place in this years Junior football final against close neighbours Port Mór.

Clonmore played host to mid Armagh side Madden on Sunday and with two points edged closer to securing the chance of reaching the promotion play offs.

Clonmore had no game last week due to domestic championship games and Armaghs semi final replay against Fermanagh.

After an extended break from competitive action Clonmore returned to league duties on Sunday to face neighbours and league contenders Annaghmore at Robert Emmet Park.

The Emmets travelled south to Crossmaglen on Sunday to take on the Rangers seconds, a team Clonmore have always struggled to overcome in the past.

Clonmore travelled to The Grange on Saturday last to challenge An Port Mór for a place in the playoff final for promotion to Division 2 for next season.