LIMERICK AND CLARE advanced to the semi-finals of the Munster U20 Football Championship this evening, with the two teams recording comfortable wins in their quarter-final ties.
Limerick beat Waterford 2-9 to 1-6 in Dungarvan, while Clare powered to an impressive 13-point victory over Tipperary, winning 3-15 to 2-5 in Miltown.
Waterford moved into an early lead against Limerick but the Treaty soon took control of the contest, and a David O’Shaughnessy penalty was the difference between the two sides at half-time, Limerick ahead 1-5 to 0-5.
Limerick then struck for a second goal in the early stages of the second period, Darragh Murray finishing a smart team move which pushed the visitors nine points clear.
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Waterford only managed to score twice in the second half, with Eoin O’Callaghan hitting a late goal for the home side.
Meanwhile in Miltown Clare recorded a massive win over Tipperary.
While Tipperary struggled to create scoring opportunities, Eoin Craddock’s goal on 10 minutes put them ahead 1-0 to 0-2.
But Clare quickly responded with a goal from Brian McNamara, and then rattled off a trio on unanswered points. A further goal from Sean McNamara saw Clare lead 2-5 to 1-0 at the break.
Clare then added a further 1-1 in the opening minute of the second half, Joe Rafferty splitting the posts with a free before Shane Griffin bagged their third goal of the evening.
Tipperary scored their first point of the game in the 42nd minute, Darragh Brennan on target with a free. At that point Clare led 3-8 to 1-1.
The two sides then traded scores and Tipperary further cut back the deficit with a late goal from Cathal Deeley in the 67th minute, although the damage had long been done.
Limerick will now play Cork in the semi-finals on Easter Monday, 18 April, while Clare advance to take on Kerry on the same day.
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Wins for Limerick and Clare in Munster U20 football championship
LIMERICK AND CLARE advanced to the semi-finals of the Munster U20 Football Championship this evening, with the two teams recording comfortable wins in their quarter-final ties.
Limerick beat Waterford 2-9 to 1-6 in Dungarvan, while Clare powered to an impressive 13-point victory over Tipperary, winning 3-15 to 2-5 in Miltown.
Waterford moved into an early lead against Limerick but the Treaty soon took control of the contest, and a David O’Shaughnessy penalty was the difference between the two sides at half-time, Limerick ahead 1-5 to 0-5.
Limerick then struck for a second goal in the early stages of the second period, Darragh Murray finishing a smart team move which pushed the visitors nine points clear.
Waterford only managed to score twice in the second half, with Eoin O’Callaghan hitting a late goal for the home side.
Meanwhile in Miltown Clare recorded a massive win over Tipperary.
While Tipperary struggled to create scoring opportunities, Eoin Craddock’s goal on 10 minutes put them ahead 1-0 to 0-2.
But Clare quickly responded with a goal from Brian McNamara, and then rattled off a trio on unanswered points. A further goal from Sean McNamara saw Clare lead 2-5 to 1-0 at the break.
Clare then added a further 1-1 in the opening minute of the second half, Joe Rafferty splitting the posts with a free before Shane Griffin bagged their third goal of the evening.
Tipperary scored their first point of the game in the 42nd minute, Darragh Brennan on target with a free. At that point Clare led 3-8 to 1-1.
The two sides then traded scores and Tipperary further cut back the deficit with a late goal from Cathal Deeley in the 67th minute, although the damage had long been done.
Limerick will now play Cork in the semi-finals on Easter Monday, 18 April, while Clare advance to take on Kerry on the same day.
Get set for the summer by listening to The42 GAA Weekly’s Football Championship preview pod here, and get 50% off an annual membership when you sign up this week using the code CHAMPIONSHIP2022 at members.the42.ie
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