*Sean Rynne hit the all-important equaliser for Clare. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill Bemoaning their lack of injury-time luck in 2022, Clare certainly tested their newfound fortune to its optimum when firing the last three points to snatch their second successive draw of the Munster Under 20 Championship in TUS Gaelic Grounds on Wednesday evening.
*Clare’s Jamie Moylan. Photograph: Eoin Brennan Limerick proved the dominant force when punishing a below-par Clare to keep up their flawless start to the Munster Minor Hurling Championship in TUS Gaelic Grounds Limerick on Tuesday evening.
A powerful finish ensured that Coláiste Muire cemented a historic third All-Ireland Junior B camogie crown in Fr. Breen Park in Abbeyleix on Saturday afternoon.
*Photograph: Joe Buckley Colaiste Muire’s mid-January provincial decider in Killeedy GAA against local Limerick side Hazelwood College Dromcollogher in Killeedy GAA was a difficult pill to swallow.
*St Breckan’s defeated Kildysart in the 2022 Cusack Cup final. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill A NEW SPONSOR has been unveiled for the Clare Cup and Cusack Cup, the adult league competitions of Clare GAA and also the U17 leagues.
*Clare senior hurling manager, Brian Lohan. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill SHOWINGS from the fresh faces on the Clare senior hurling team pleased Brian Lohan as his charges began their National Hurling League bid with a facile 4-27 0-14 win over Westmeath.
*Ian Galvin. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill CLARE’s senior hurlers hit the ground running in the first round of the Allianz National Hurling League romping to a twenty five point win over Westmeath.
* Pictured: Clare’s Chloe Moloney with Sligo’s Sinead Regan. Photo by Burren Eye Photography National Ladies Football League Division 3 Round 1 Clare 3-15 Sligo 0-5 Clare got off to a perfect start under new manager Wayne Freeman when brushing aside the home challenge of Sligo to garner the first points of Division 3 of …
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Clare’s elusive quest to regain their senior ladies football status enters a ninth year this Sunday when making their competitive bow in the National League away to Sligo in Curry GAA (2pm).
St Francis Rochestown are the first team into the semi-finals of the Corn Uí Mhuiri after holding off St Flannan’s College at the last eight stage in Mallow on Wednesday afternoon. Corn Uí Mhuiri (Munster Under 19A PPS Football Championship) Quarter-Final St Francis Rochestown 1-10 Flannan’s College 1-4 Having incrementally built up momentum in the …
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