Aaron Myers hits 1-6 from play as Cork champions score the last eight points to see off Clare’s Feakle
Conor O`Sullivan of Sarsfields challenges Martin Daly of Feakle during the Munster SHC semi-final at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh. Photograph: James Lawlor/InphoSarsfields arrested Cork’s eight-year losing streak in the Munster Club SHC, reeling off the final eight points to see off Clare champions Feakle at Páirc Uí Chaoimh.
Most clubs enter their province off the crest of a wave, but Sars were coming off a painful county final defeat to divisional side Imokilly and made some notable changes.Connacht SFC round-up: Coolera Strandhill shock Ballina after penalty shoot-out win They scored five of the first six points, with Eibhear Quilligan three times picking out Oisín Donnellan, who slotted two points and was fouled for a third.
Donnellan had a chance of his own from a booming Quilligan puck-out but his scuffed shot was gobbled up by Graham. Shane McGrath’s fourth free left the visitors 1-12 to 0-11 behind at half-time. They wouldn’t register again. Instead, Sars took a vice grip on the contest and necklaced the final eight points.
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