*Photo by Piaras Ó Mídheach/Sportsfile Clare were crowned All Ireland Minor B champions for the first time since 2017 as they kicked the final four points of the contest to come through a thrilling All Ireland final.
*Dean Ryan gets away from Jack McInerney. Photograph: Mike Brennan CHAMPIONS Éire Óg kicked off their Clare SFC title defence with an emphatic eighteen point win over 2023 winners Cratloe.
John and Bríd O’Meara, co-owners of the four-star 144-bedroom Lahinch Coast Hotel in Co. Clare, are well into their busy season in Lahinch, and the early summer sunshine is certainly helping! The duo and team have continued with the upgrades to the four-star hotel, including further bedroom refurbishments and upgrades to the public areas. The …
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BALLYEA Jet was in flying form for owner Noel Gavin with Confused Kiely owned by Cratloe’s Ger Manley also recording a first place finish.
ALBERT Long and John Collins had a weekend to remember with success in the feature events in Galway on Friday and Saturday.
*Tiermana Hunter and Colm Fitzgerald are surrounded by West Clare supporters after winning the Anne Chevers Memorial Stake at Galway. TIERMANA HUNTER trained by Kilrush’s Colm Fitzgerald took the spoils in the €2000 Ann Cheevers Memorial Stake.
*Clare’s Jennifer Daly. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. CLARE will be in Croke Park for the All-Ireland senior camogie quarter-final “barring we get the plague,” manager John Carmody has said.
THERE WAS no confusion for Cratloe owner Ger Manley when Confused Kiely claimed the top prize in the €500 Getting Out Race.
*Clare’s Niamh Mulqueen in possession. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill CLARE’s senior camogie side are on course to qualify for the All-Ireland quarter-finals after they battled off with reigning champions Cork.
THERE was much sadness when the news came through of the passing of Tom Flanagan from Ennistymon who was laid to his eternal rest last Saturday.