Sunday's Club Hurling round-up
Newtownshandrum are through to the AIB Munster Club Hurling semi finals after winning 0-19 to 1-15 against Thurles Sarsfields at Semple Stadium.
There were two dramatic ties in the Leinster competition's quarter-final, with Ballyhale Shamrock and Clonkill coming out on top.
Ballyhalle had TJ Reid to thank for their victory as he scored two goals in the extra-time success.
Oulart the Ballagh had led 1-11 to 1-06 at half-time. Eoin Reid forced the game into an extra period of play with a levelling point in stoppage time and then the Kilkenny side came out on the top 2-20 to 1-21.
Second half goals from Kevin Keyes and Damien Bergin were in vain for Clough/Ballacolla as they lost to Clonkill.
Westmeath's Clonkill held a 1-05 to 0-06 lead at the break, with the goal coming from Brendan Murtagh and they held out to win 1-21 to 2-12.
Ballyboden St Enda's won the Dublin Hurling Championship after beating Craobh Chiarain thanks to a magnificent individual display from Paul Ryan.
Ryan hit 1-11 for Ballydoden in the 1-16 to 0-12 success.
Cratloe, appearing in their first ever final, won the Clare County title after beating Clonlara 3-05 to 1-09.
Conor McGrath hit two first half goals for Cratloe, but the sides were still level at the break.
However Padraig Chaplin netted in the second half to seal the trophy.
Prime Time: The GAAKatie Hannon reports on problems facing the GAA with violence on pitches and secret manager payments |
John Mullane and Paul FlynnJohn Mullane dismisses rumours that he is to retire from inter-county hurling, while Paul Flynn discusses Lar Corbett's decision to quit |
Corbett QuitsJournalist Vincent Hogan reacts to the news that Lar Corbett has quit inter-county hurling |
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