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Across the country urban, rural, large and small hurling, camogie and handball clubs will be celebrating the second designated Club Fun Day (Lá na gClub) this Sunday, May 9.

Wexford 1-7       Kilkenny 1-6

While Wexford are on the hunt for a double this weekend Anne Downey’s Cats will be out to prevent this happening.

The Kilkenny Community Games will be hosting the boys under 11 County Hurling qualifiers in Piltown on this Saturday, April 24 at 11am. Any areas that are interested in entering a team should contact Catherine Power on 087-9790506 to register before Saturday.

Celebrated camogie duo Angela and Ann Downey received the Lifetime Achievement Award for their inter-county careers at The Irish Times/Irish Sports Council Sportswoman of the Year 2009 awards during the week at the Shelbourne Hotel, Dublin.

Kilkenny 1-13

SATURDAY: Loughrea Hotel & Spa Senior Championship: Mullagh v Pearses (Killimordaly 11am); Athenry v Killimordaly (Ballymacward 11am). O’Rourke & Sons Construction Ltd Junior B 15 Aside Championship semi-final: Mullagh v Ballinalsoe (Kiltormer 3pm); Juvenile u-13 B final: Craughwell v St Thomas (Killimor 12noon).

Galway head to Croke Park on Sunday for the showpiece of the camogie year - a decade since they last made an appearance in the All Ireland senior decider.

Clara under 14 camogie shield final: Clara under 14 camogie team played the under 14 shield final against Thomastown recently in St Kieran’s College. This was a hard fought battle with Clara first half scores coming from Alyson Creane who goaled after a solo run from midfield, Deirdre Carrigan scored Clara’s second goal following a pass from Catherine Murphy and Ciara Byrne pointed following a pass from Claire Nolan. Thomastown scored 1-1 in the first half. In the second half Thomastown scored two points to leave just a point between the teams and despite their best efforts the Clara backs denied them the score to level the match and Ciara Byrne added a point for Clara to leave the final score Clara 2-2, Thomastown 1-3.

With National League, under 16 and under 18 successes already in the bag for Kilkenny this year, a successful inter-county campaign for 2008 was completed for the Cats when Sinéad Brennan accepted intermediate silverware from Camogie Association President, Liz Howard, after Sunday's slender three-point victory at McDonagh Park in Nenagh.