2010 draws
If Cratloe are to retain the clubs first County Senior Hurling Championship they’ll certainly have to do it the hard way after again being drawn in a formidable group for the 2010 County Senior Hurling Championship.
Champions are always on a pedestal to be knocked and the element of surprise wont covet Cratloe’s efforts next season but, albiet escaping the three other semi-finalists from 2009 in tonights seeded draw, the hat could hardly have thrown up trickier opponents.
First up for Cratloe in May will be the rising outfit of Inagh/Kilnamona, serious contenders for the Canon Hamilton since their combination in ’07. Much hype and local interest will surely be expected when Cratloe will also face neighbours and rivals Sixmilebridge. Two outfits they narrowly defeated on their soujourn through their group last season will complete Cratloe’s fixtures. Wolfe Tones, who went down to Cratloe by the minimum last year and what is becoming the almost annual tussle with Tubber.
To be the best, you have to beat the best and Cratloe will look upon last seasons emergence from an equally tough group as valuable experience when they embark on 2010’s campaign.
The draw in full;
Group 1
Kilmaley
Clooney-Quin
Clarecastle
Broadford
Scariff
Group 2
Cratloe
Wolfe Tones
Sixmilebridge
Tubber
Inagh-Kilnamona
Group 3
Newmarket
Smith O'Briens
O'Callaghans Mills
Tulla
Whitegate
Group 4
Clonlara
Corofin
Ballyea
Crusheen
St. Josephs
Cratloe's return to Senior Club football sees them pitted with 2008 champions Lisseycasey as well as Ennistymon and St. Josephs Doora-Barefield. The football draw in full, also conducted live on Clare FM tonight is as follows;
Lissycasey
Ennistymon
Cratloe
Joseph's Doora Barefield
Doonbeg
Cooraclare
Kilrush Shamrocks
O'Currys
Shannon Gaels,
Kilmihil,
Eire Og Ennis,
Wolfe Tones,
Miltown Malbay
Kilmurry Ibrickane
Liscannor
St. Senan's, Kilkee.
Ar Aghaidh Linn
If Cratloe are to retain the clubs first County Senior Hurling Championship they’ll certainly have to do it the hard way after again being drawn in a formidable group for the 2010 County Senior Hurling Championship.
Champions are always on a pedestal to be knocked and the element of surprise wont covet Cratloe’s efforts next season but, albiet escaping the three other semi-finalists from 2009 in tonights seeded draw, the hat could hardly have thrown up trickier opponents.
First up for Cratloe in May will be the rising outfit of Inagh/Kilnamona, serious contenders for the Canon Hamilton since their combination in ’07. Much hype and local interest will surely be expected when Cratloe will also face neighbours and rivals Sixmilebridge. Two outfits they narrowly defeated on their soujourn through their group last season will complete Cratloe’s fixtures. Wolfe Tones, who went down to Cratloe by the minimum last year and what is becoming the almost annual tussle with Tubber.
To be the best, you have to beat the best and Cratloe will look upon last seasons emergence from an equally tough group as valuable experience when they embark on 2010’s campaign.
The draw in full;
Group 1
Kilmaley
Clooney-Quin
Clarecastle
Broadford
Scariff
Group 2
Cratloe
Wolfe Tones
Sixmilebridge
Tubber
Inagh-Kilnamona
Group 3
Newmarket
Smith O'Briens
O'Callaghans Mills
Tulla
Whitegate
Group 4
Clonlara
Corofin
Ballyea
Crusheen
St. Josephs
Cratloe's return to Senior Club football sees them pitted with 2008 champions Lisseycasey as well as Ennistymon and St. Josephs Doora-Barefield. The football draw in full, also conducted live on Clare FM tonight is as follows;
Lissycasey
Ennistymon
Cratloe
Joseph's Doora Barefield
Doonbeg
Cooraclare
Kilrush Shamrocks
O'Currys
Shannon Gaels,
Kilmihil,
Eire Og Ennis,
Wolfe Tones,
Miltown Malbay
Kilmurry Ibrickane
Liscannor
St. Senan's, Kilkee.
Ar Aghaidh Linn
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