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St Clare's players celebrate after winning the Connacht Final Picture: Willie Donnellan
After winning the Connacht title under lights, St Clare's CS Manorhamilton bid to earn a place in the Masite All-Ireland PPS Senior C Final under lights at Cavan's famed Kingspan Breffni Park this Saturday, February 22, when they take on Dublin school Gaelcholáiste Reachrann at 7.30 pm.
The game was originally scheduled for a 2 pm throw-in but will now see the teams take to the field for a 7.30 pm start at the Cavan venue with the Manorhamilton school taking on their opponents from Donaghmede in a bid to set up a final clash with either Ennistymon CS of Clare or St Patrick's of Keady, Armagh.
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