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Ibar's-Shels celebrate 50 years

THE St. Ibar's-Shelmalier club celebrated a fabulous camogie milestone on Saturday last - with a lot of help from their sporting friends. Hollymount was a hive of activity from 10 a.m. until just before 2 p.m. as the 50th anniversary of their formation in 1960 was marked with a series of fun blitzes.

Paul O'Dowd tries to keep Nicky Kirwan at bay.

Champs inflict crushing defeat on Harriers

By DEAN GOODISON in Wexford Park

CHAMPIONS Oulart-The Ballagh advanced to the semi-finals of the Pettitt's Senior hurling championship with a blissfully simple trouncing of Faythe Harriers in Wexford Park on Sunday last.

Cloughbawn stun Shels

By DEAN GOODISON in St. Patrick's Park

CLOUUGHBAWN RIPPED Pettitt's Senior hurling championship survival out of the hands of Shelmaliers in the dying moments in St. Patrick's Park on Sunday last.

Duffry avoid drop

DUFFRY ROVERS staved off the threat of relegation from Junior hurling ranks when they overcame District rivals Monageer-Boolavogue by four points in St. Patrick's Park, Enniscorthy, on Saturday last.

Anne's have it their own way

By DEAN GOODISON in St. Patrick's Park

ST. ANNE'S strolled to victory over a woeful Marshals town-Castle docktrell side in the Pettitt's Senior 'B' hurling championship at St. Patrick's Park, Enniscorthy, on Sunday last.

Jamie wrecks Blackwater

OYLEGATE-GLENBRIEN edged out wasteful Blackwater by the proverbial skin of their teeth at sun-drenched Taghmon on Saturday last in the Pettitt's Senior hurling championship B quarter-final.

Gusserane win local derby

GUSSERANE ENCOUNTERED little difficulty when they crossed swords with New Ross District neighbours Horeswood in the Junior hurling championship relegation semi-final in O'Kennedy Park, New Ross, on Sunday last.

Glynn-Barntown can breathe easy

GLYNN-BARNTOWN had an easy passage to the Pettitt's Senior hurling championship B semi-final when they easily overcame the challenge of relegation contenders RathgarogueCushinstown at Taghmon on Saturday last.

Monageer need favour

THIS THREE-GOAL win still might not be enough for Monageer-Boolavogue to emerge from the five-team Intermediate hurling championship Group B, as they will be hoping that the team they conquered, Craanford, can now see off Geraldine O'Hanrahans in the last round next weekend and do them a huge favour.

Sludds grabs vital goals

By BRENDAN FURLONG in Wexford Park

TWO GOALS from corner-forward Kevin Sludds proved decisive as Crossabeg-Ballymurn ended the reign of holders Kilmore with a decisive six-point victory in this entertaining Wexford District Junior 'D' hurling championship final at Wexford Park on Thursday last.

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