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Champions 2018
Junior A Football
Clodiagh Gaels Club Notes
5th September
2022
Results
Junior
A hurling championship play off Clodiagh Gaels 1-17 Ballinamere 1-15. A massive
well done to our junior hurlers who progressed to the semi final after
defeating Ballinamere after extra time. A Colm Gleeson goal early in extra time
set us on our way.
We
travelled to Rath at the weekend where we met a very strong Seir Kieran team in
the Senior hurling championship relegation final. We drop back to the Senior B
grade for 2023. Thanks to all the players and management for their commitment
this year.
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