Clonmore Seniors played in the Championship on Sunday evening at Mullabrack.

The team were weakened due to injury to two influential players. Things did not get off to a great start as Belleek scored a goal from a high ball into the square which was fisted to the net. Clonmore were slow to settle and with the cross field win making shooting difficult scoreswere hard to come by. Clonmore did settle and clawed their way into the game to go in at half time a point down.

Thesecond half started the same way as the first with a Belleek Goal. Clonmore tried hard and there was a period of hope when after a great catch by Brendan Donaghy on the 14 yard line he was dragged to the ground for a penalty which John Grimley scored. However Belleek held on to win by two points. This was a very disappointing game which was riddled with mistakes from both sides and Clonmore will need to put it behind them and concentrate on the final games of the league.
This Sunday sees the annual sports day take place at 2.30pm, this is usually a great day with lots of fun, this year we will have the usual, bouncy castles and novelty races, penalty kick, tug o war bike races and burger stall. Any one that would like to assist in the preparation should call at the Club on Saturday. Please also note that the development draw takes place on Sunday evening and all members are asked to put in a big push over the last few days.

Underage blitz- Saturday saw Naomh Eoin take part in the last blitz of the year in Grange. The club would like to thank all those who assisted in helping with the underage teams though the season.
Naomh Eoin minors will play Derrynoose in the next round if they beat Grange.

Congratulation to former goalkeeper, Stephen Grimley who was married on Monday and congratulations also to the Cunningham ladies Maura and Breda on their recent camogie championship win with An Port Mor.

Any club member who would like to be included in the draw for the clubs all Ireland tickets should give their names to Kevin Crossey.