Clonmore continued their 2010 league campaign away to Eire Og. Brendan Donaghy was back but the team were forced to field without several players due the travel chaos and injury.

Clonmore hit the deck running but put their opening chances wide. There were a good few wides by both sides. The Ogs however broke through and despite Stephen Grimley getting a hand to the ball they hit the net. Half time score 1-5 to 0-2.

Clonmore started the second half with more good football. A few good moves saw James Fox set up Caolan Cunningham to score an awesome goal. Too many wasted chances saw this the only score of the half for us. Eire Og made better use of their possession with some well taken scores. Clonmore played consistently well in areas of the field, but overall against a more physical side it was a one sided game. Full time score 1-12 to 1-2, @clonmore.

The development draw meetings continue each Monday night at 8.45pm for approx 20 minutes all sellers are asked to attend. The club will be publishing a special match programme for the opening day, families and local businesses are invited to send messages of support family notices £25, business - £50 half page, £100 full page There will be a brief meeting to revisit arrangements and jobs to be done for 23rd May next Monday (26th) at 9pm everyone welcome, Lotto and monthly committee meeting to follow at 9.30

The final monthly quiz of the year is scheduled for Friday 21 May and will hopefully take place in the new building. There was good progress on the building front with internal doors fitted and most of the external pipe work laid. As always help is always welcome. p>

Congratulations to our club treasurer Paul Grimley who reached the half century last week and who topped it off at the weekend by winning the Sunday golf equivalent of the Tommy Murphy Cup.

The club would like to extend condolences are extended to Doreen Molloy on the death of her brother Peter John Markey.