*Joe O’Donnell. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography

CRATLOEโ€™s Joe Oโ€™Donnell is continuing as chairman of Clare camogie in a caretaker capacity until a replacement is found.

When it came to the election of officers at this weekโ€™s convention at Hotel Woodstock, he was the only nominee for the position. Informing the delegates that he had completed his five-year term he agreed to continue in the role in a caretaker capacity.

The boardโ€™s registrar Kevin Walsh explained that he wasnโ€™t a candidate as he had only come on the executive last year and was โ€œlearning the ropesโ€.

He proposed that the chairmanโ€™s term had included โ€œtwo years of non-activity due to Covid and it would not be breaking the rules for him to continue in the positionโ€.

Stating that โ€œpeople staying in a position for too long is bad newsโ€, the chairman agreed to continue in the position in a caretaker capacity until someone is found.

The board is also looking for a vice chairman as there were no nominees for the position at this weekโ€™s meeting.

Brid MacNamara. Photograph: Ruth Griffin

Brid MacNamara has been unanimously returned as the boardโ€™s public relations officer. The Ruan club person had stepped down a year ago having completed her term in the position and she was replaced by Mary McMahon from ร‰ire ร“g who didnโ€™t seek re-election this year

Outgoing treasurer Martin Kaiser and fixtures secretary Marie Louise Kaiser both retired from their roles having completed their five-year terms. A special presentation was made by Chairman Oโ€™Donnell to Marie Louise on behalf of Clare camogie.

The new treasurer is John Hogan from the Banner club while Anne Marsh McMahon from Broadford is the new fixtures secretary.

The following were elected:
President (Honorary life position): Michael Oโ€™Halloran (Corofin)
Chairperson: Joe Oโ€™Donnell (Cratloe)
Vice Chairperson: Vacant
Secretary: Ann Sanz (Banner)
Assistant secretary: Caroline McAuley Rynne (Inagh/Kilnamona)
Treasurer: John Hogan (Banner)
Assistant treasurer: Martin Kaiser (Newmarket-on-Fergus)
Fixtures secretary: Anne Marsh McMahon (Broadford)
PRO: Brid MacNamara (Ruan)
Assistant PRO: Mary McMahon (ร‰ire ร“g)
Registrar: Kevin Walsh (Wolfe Tones)
Development officer: Cormac Heffernan (Scariff/Ogonnelloe)
Delegates to Munster Council: Ann Sanz and Caroline McAuley Rynne
Congress Delegates: Ann Sanz, Brid MacNamara, Caroline McAuley Rynne and Joe Oโ€™Donnell

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