05/06/2024: Here is all the latest news from Kildysart GAA club.
 
Results:
   

There was a mix up with the U15 semi-final fixtures as the matches were set before all teams played their final rounds.  A round 4 result caused a change in the table standings meaning that Kildysart’s home semi v St. Breckans was changed to an away semi v Clooney Quin.  Clooney Quin was too strong on the day winning 5-11 to 1-11.  Congratulations to the team and management of Niall Ginnane and Frank Kennedy on a great season.  The boys entered the Division 2 Cup after a successful run in the Division 2-3 round-robin and got to the semi-final.

 

The U14 ladies are winning all around them having won their first five matches.  The team won 2 matches in the past week, overcoming Newmarket on the road and Clooney Quin at home last night (Tuesday).  

 

The Seniors victory at home v Ennistymon on Saturday last was just the ticket to start their championship preparations.  Kildysart saw their early lead evaporate but they stayed in the game and got the win with a point in injury time, securing the Cusack Cup for 2025.  Tap here for the full match report.

 

 

Fixtures:
 
 
The final round of the League Division 6 takes place this evening (Wednesday 5th) with all three matches on at 8pm.  Kildysart currently sit fifth in the table and plays host to Parteen-Meelick.  To be in with a chance for a place in the semi-final, Kildysart need a win this evening and hope that Doonbeg falls at home to Doora Barefield and then it comes down to points difference.

The Junior Ladies take on Corofin in a challenge match at home on Friday evening at 7:30.

 

Saturday sees our underage out in force with the U7 boys kicking off at 9am in Lissycasey and the U11 boys travelling to Cooraclare at 10am.

 

The U12 girls kick off round 1 of the Peil na gCailini away to Doonbeg at a time TBC.

 

The Seniors play the last round of the O’Gorman Cup on Friday 14th June in Miltown at 8pm.  Kildysart has already qualified for the final in that competition.

  

Please check the Clubzap Games tab or the website fixtures listing for all up-to-date fixtures and results.
 

Sam Maguire Championship

 
Being the only team to qualify for the All Ireland Football series by being a provisional finalist, Clare always faced an uphill battle.  However, a win for Clare over Donegal coupled with a Tyrone win or draw with Cork, will see the Banner through to a preliminary quarter-final and will knock out the boys from Tír Chonaill.  Round three takes place on Saturday 15th June in Castlebar at 3pm, with the prelim QF on the next weekend.  Clare suffered a heavy loss in round 2 away to Tyrone last weekend but Emmet McMahon was the top scorer with 5 points.

 

Ladies Intermediate All Ireland 
 

Clare, last year’s Intermediate All Ireland finalists got their 2024 championship off with a great start a win away to Monaghan on Sunday last, Clare 6-6, Monaghan 1-13.  Clare host Offaly this Sunday in Cusack Park at 1pm.  Tap here for tickets.

 

 

Munster Hurling Championship
 
Sunday is Munster Final Day as Clare takes on Limerick for the third successive year in a sold-out Semple Stadium on Sunday 9th June at 4pm.  The match will be shown on the Sunday Game Live.

 

All Membership is now due/overdue and can be renewed here. No one can play or train without their membership being paid.
 
 

Lotto:
 
The jackpot is €7,600 and three tickets can be purchased for as little as €5 without commitment by tapping here. Lotto is also for sale outside Centra on Friday 10-12 and Saturday 10:30-12:30. As always, we thank you for your support.