Fixture details set for Clare Cup semi-finals
*Aidan O’Gorman tackles Mikey O’Neill. Photograph: Ruth Griffin FIXTURE details have been confirmed for the semi-finals of the Clare Cup.
New champions on the horizon as Clare Cup reaches quarter-finals
*Mikey O’Neill in action with David Mescall. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. QUARTER-FINALS take place this weekend in the willwego.com Clare Cup with a new champion to be crowned following the elimination of holders Clonlara.
Clare minor hurlers survive Dublin scare to advance to All-Ireland quarter-finals
*Gearoid Madden celebrates a goal. Photograph: Ruth Griffin. CLARE’S minor hurlers kept their All-Ireland campaign alive after overcoming a spirited Dublin challenge to book their place in next weekend’s quarter-finals.
Clare minors unable for Cork’s pace & power but target silverware in Daryl Darcy final
*Joe Hayes. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. CLARE MINOR football manager Joe Hayes felt his side were severely punished for their struggles around the middle-third against Cork.
Cork defeat Clare minors by 25 points
*Clare’s Gavin Browne holds onto the ball. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. CLARE’S minor footballers were blown away by an extremely impressive Cork in their Munster Championship Phase 2 opener.
Doireann determined for Clare to claim league glory
*Doireann Murphy. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography CLARE NETMINDER Doireann Murphy feels bringing a high level of intensity will be hugely important if they want to come out on the right side of the Division 1B camogie league final against Dublin.
Division 1B has been difficult scenario for Clare says Duggan but attitude & performances have been pleasing
*Peter Duggan brushes past John Bellew. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. PETER Duggan and the Clare hurlers are eager to carry the momentum from an unbeaten league campaign straight into the championship, which begins a fortnight from Sunday’s league final.
Clare focused on putting best foot forward to win league title
*Danielle Griffin drives forward for Clare. Photograph: Ruth Griffin. CLARE CAMOGIE manager Eugene Foudy has emphasised that maintaining high standards was the driving force behind his side’s push to finish the Division 1B group stage unbeaten.
Hanrahan hopeful tough tests will stand to Spanish Point
*Ellie Hanrahan. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography ELLIE HANRAHAN feels St Joseph’s Spanish Point’s run to the All-Ireland Senior A ladies football final has been driven by continuity within the school’s panel.
Six to spare for Clare over Offaly as unbeaten status retained before league final
*Caoimhe Cahill claims the sliotar. Photograph: Ruth Griffin. CLARE REMAIN UNBEATEN after defeating Offaly in the closing round of the Division 1B Camogie National League.