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PICTURES: Brendan Gleeson
COUNTY champions Newcastle West proved too strong for Claughaun in the third round of the Irish Wire Products Limerick Senior Football Championship in Askeaton.
Newcastle West eased past Claughaun with a 1-12 to 0-5 victory to keep their winning record going.
Newcastle West will be hoping to not only keep their winning streak going, but also try and directly qualify for the semi-finals of the championship when they face unbeaten Kildimo Pallaskenry this Thursday, August 24 in Sean Finn Park Rathkeale at 6:45pm.
Claughaun now face Oola in their next game where both sides will be anxious for a win in Caherconlish this Saturday at 6:00pm.
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