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Johnstownbridge booked their place in the quarter-final of the SFC with a one point win over Clogherinkoe in Manguard Park, this evening.
The Bridge looked to be well on their way when leading 1-12 to 0-9 on 54 minutes but The Cloghs never game up, and when Sean Kenny bundled the ball over the line with three minutes remaining the lead was down to two.
Cein McMonagle converted a free on 61 but try as they might they could not get the equaliser as Johnstownbridge held on to defeat their fellow parish side by one and will now play Naas next weekend in the quarter-final proper.
Joe Mallon Motors SFC pre quarter-final
Johnstownbridge 1-12 Clogherinkoe 1-11, winners play Naas in q/f
The Auld Shebeen Athy IFC pre-quarter-final
Rathangan 2-21 Suncroft 0-17; winners play Round Towers in q/f
Ballyteague 1-11 Monasterevan 0-10, winners play Leixlip in q/f
Tom Cross Transport JFC quarter-final
Kill 1-18 Robertstown 1-8;
Tom Cross JFC JFC 'A' quarter-final
Cappagh w/o Ardclough.
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