The draws have been made for this year’s Clare U21 hurling and football championships.
It was decided that a backdoor system will be implemented for the two top tier competitions, along with the U21B hurling championship.
The opening round of the U21A hurling championship sees Newmarket face Clooney-Quin, Crusheen-Tubber take on Scariff-Ogonnelloe, Corofin-Ruan meet Clarecastle, and Inagh-Kilnamona play Clonlara.
In the U21A football series, Eire Og meet Ennistymon, Western Gaels face Miltown, Corofin play Kilrush-Killimer, Cooraclare go up against Cil Cuil Gaels while Wolfe Tones take on Doora Barefield.
The first round of the hurling championship gets underway on the weekend of October 29th.
U21A Hurling Championship Round 1: (first named team has home advantage, to be played on October 29th/30th)
Newmarket vs Clooney-Quin
Crusheen-Tubber vs Scariff-Ogonnelloe
Corofin-Ruan vs Clarecastle
Sixmilebridge vs St Joseph’s Doora-Barefield
Inagh-Kilnamona vs Clonlara
U21B Hurling Championship Round 1: (first named team has home advantage, to be played on October 29th/31st)
Wolfe Tones vs Broadford
Bodyke vs Feakle-Killanena
Éire Óg vs Kilmaley
Smith O’Briens vs Crusheen
Ballyea vs Tulla
U21C1 Hurling Championship Round 1 (first named team has home advantage, to be played on October 31st)
Parteen-Meelick vs Cratloe
Banner vs O’Callaghans Mills
Whitegate vs Ennistymon
U21 C2 Hurling Championship Round 1 (first named team has home advantage, to be played on October 31st)
Inagh-Kilnamona vs Corofin
Sixmilebridge vs Éire Óg
St Joseph’s Doora/Barefield vs Scariff/Ogonnelloe
U21A Football Championship Round 1 (first named team has home advantage)
Éire Óg v Ennistymon
Western Gaels vs Miltown
Corofin vs Kilrush-Killimer
Cooraclare vs Cil Cúil Gaels
Wolfe Tones vs St Joseph’s Doora Barefield
