Rathgormack have booked their place in the Munster Senior Club Football Championship semi-finals after defeating Clare champions Éire Óg Inis by five points at Cappoquin Logistics Fraher Field.

The Waterford champions produced an impressive performance to secure a 2-15 to 1-13 victory, recording their first win in the provincial championship since 1999.

Éire Óg, who have won five of the last six Clare senior titles, exit the competition at the quarter-final stage and are still waiting for their first away victory in Munster.

Rathgormack made the most of home advantage, with Jason Curry leading the scoring with nine points, including three two-pointers.

Stephen Curry also made an important contribution, finding the net as Rathgormack built their challenge.

The Waterford side had further scores from Reece O’Mahony, Billy Power, Francis Roche and Conor Murray as they finished with 2-15.

Éire Óg stayed in contention through the scoring of Mark McInerney, who finished with nine points, including two two-pointers and seven frees.

Gavin Murray also found the net for the Clare side, while Ciaran Russell and substitute Jack Joyce added points.

However, Rathgormack held on to their advantage to secure a five-point win and progress to the last four.

The result marks a significant provincial milestone for Rathgormack, who will now look ahead to the Munster semi-finals.

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