Inagh/Kilnamona lay foundations for victory in opening half
Despite registering seventeen wides, Inagh-Kilnamona managed a comfortable win over Clooney-Quin in this Clare senior hurling championship first round game at Cusack Park on Friday evening.
Day: 24 July 2020
Clonlara free conversion crucial in dogged win over Newmarket-on-Fergus
In a dogged tie that could have realistically swung in either direction, it was Clonlara who provided the greater composure coming down the final straight to edge the opening spoils in Sixmilebridge on Friday evening.
HSE confirm that Clare is COVID-19 free
No new deaths associated with COVID-19 have been reported as Co Clare has not recorded an increase in COVID-19 cases for the twelfth day in succession.
Cancellation of Lisdoonvarna matchmaking festival leaves hit of €2.5m for local economy
Organisers of the Lisdoonvarna Matchmaking Festival have confirmed the festival will not be going ahead this year due to the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic.
Doolin Princess is fastest in Limerick
Clare greyhounds continued their good run of form with more success recorded in weekend runs in Limerick and Galway.
Spike in lower hamstring injuries recorded by Clare clubs
A tight window of time has left GAA clubs across the county scrambling to get up to championship speed and has resulted in injuries hitting every single team.
Championship format does not serve Clare hurling well
Manager of the reigning Clare SHC champions, Tim Crowe has warned that teams involved in fixtures on Saturday evening and Sunday afternoon may throw results to gain a more favourable draw in the second round.
Éire Óg not lacking belief as they aim to set the record straight
Lessons from 2019 have to be put into practice if Éire Óg are to progress as a unit.
Mills working to bounce back from forgettable 2019
While it’s clearly next to impossible to accurately assess any team in this year’s senior championship, that arduous task is arguably doubled when evaluating O’Callaghan’s Mills.
Broadford optimistic on what first season back at senior lays in store
The five year gap between their relegation from the top tier and last year’s relieving redemption signifies exactly how difficult and frustrating Broadford found life at Intermediate level.