Mulqueen scoops golfer of the year award at Dromoland
Denis Mulqueen has been named as Dromoland Golf Club’s golfer of the year.
Little expected to separate Truagh/Clonlara & Scariff/Ogonelloe in final replay
Clare camogie followers are still talking about the excitement the drawn county senior final generated two weeks ago and all are confident that this Saturday’s replay will result in another hugely exciting contest.
Shannon Town, Avenue & Ennis Town power on in Munster Junior Cup
*Brian Monaghan was on the scoresheet and had one assist for Shannon Town. Photograph: Natasha Barton MUNSTER Junior Cup victories were recorded by Shannon Town, Ennis Town and Avenue Utd over the weekend.
St Joseph’s make Harty Cup history as St Flannan’s bow out
There was mixed luck for two Clare schools as the race for the Dr. Harty cup continued this Wednesday afternoon.
Burren Gaels’ brave effort just fails
*Photograph: Burren Eye Photography Clare intermediate ladies football champions Burren Gaels put up a great display against favourites Valley Rovers from Cork in the Munster championship quarter final on Saturday but, in the end the visitors prevailed by three points.
Exciting fares marks start of U21 championship
*Clonlara’s Colm O’Meara. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill ACTION commenced in the U21 hurling championships at the weekend with the four semi-finals in the A competition now known while six teams remain in the race for B honours.
Night of champions marked at Dromoland
Dromoland Golf Club recently held its night of champions while there was a duel between the Donnachas in the U12 county matchplay final.
Hogan brings Ballyea back with a bang
COMPARISONS could not be made on Ballyea’s maiden Clare SHC success in 2016 and their latest glory only that the same man was at the helm who said the awarding of a penalty to Aaron Griffin was a major turning point.
We’ve proved we’re not a one man team says Ballyea sharpshooter Deasy
*Man of the match, Niall Deasy with his nephew Eli. Photograph: Natasha Barton CLAIMING a third Clare SHC title in six years has proven Ballyea’s ability but winning their latest championship without Tony Kelly has shown they are not a one man team according to Niall Deasy.
O’Connor savours first senior medal
AS SUPPORTERS pushed their way through the crowds to extend congratulations, Cathal O’Connor wore a broad smile.