SHANE MEEHAN SCORED a goal in either half as Clare breezed past Waterford into the semi-finals of the Eirgrid Munster U20 Football Championship.
Michael Neylon’s side were 17-point winners in this evening’s re-fixed game in Miltown Malbay, setting up a meeting with holders Cork in the last four.
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Meehan’s first goal on 24 minutes helped the Banner into a four-point lead at the break, 1-5 to 0-4.
And when he struck again early in the second half, it left the visitors with a mountain to climb.
Mark McInerney got in on the act with Clare’s third goal in the 53rd minute, the Eire Óg clubman adding the gloss to a victory which was already secure.
Andy Dunne and Murray Kinsella join Gavan Casey to tee you up for Sunday’s big one. The lads try to figure out where the winning and losing of the game will be, field a The42 member’s question as to what extent the media plays a role in Ireland’s performance, and Andy explains why Henry Tuilagi haunts his dreams at night.
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Clare U20s hammer Waterford to set up semi showdown with Cork
Clare 3-14
Waterford 0-6
SHANE MEEHAN SCORED a goal in either half as Clare breezed past Waterford into the semi-finals of the Eirgrid Munster U20 Football Championship.
Michael Neylon’s side were 17-point winners in this evening’s re-fixed game in Miltown Malbay, setting up a meeting with holders Cork in the last four.
Meehan’s first goal on 24 minutes helped the Banner into a four-point lead at the break, 1-5 to 0-4.
And when he struck again early in the second half, it left the visitors with a mountain to climb.
Mark McInerney got in on the act with Clare’s third goal in the 53rd minute, the Eire Óg clubman adding the gloss to a victory which was already secure.
Andy Dunne and Murray Kinsella join Gavan Casey to tee you up for Sunday’s big one. The lads try to figure out where the winning and losing of the game will be, field a The42 member’s question as to what extent the media plays a role in Ireland’s performance, and Andy explains why Henry Tuilagi haunts his dreams at night.
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