Rooted to the bottom of Division 3 prior to the weekend, the Shannonsiders will travel to Drogheda next weekend hopeful of retaining their status in the third tier. Clearly the better side, a solid second 35 minutes into the strong wind was the difference against a disappointing Clare.
After four successive defeats, manager John Brudair said the result is a magnificent boost, ahead of their trip to Louth next weekend.
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