*Celebrations kick off for St Joseph’s Spanish Point. VICTORIOUS St Joseph’s Spanish Point manager, Paul Reidy said their Munster success is “just reward” for the effort displayed by his panel of players.
CLARE’s senior camogie side will open their All-Ireland championship campaign in May with a home fixture versus Dublin.
*The victorious St Joseph’s Spanish Point panel and management. St. Joseph’s, Spanish Point are celebrating the ending of a twenty nine year wait for Munster Colleges ladies A football championship honours.
*Photograph: John Sheridan. A leading figure in Inagh/Kilnamona and Clare camogie teams, Fiona Lafferty is well placed to comment on the task facing St Josephs, Spanish Point in Saturday’s Munster post primary schools senior A ladies football final when they will stake on Mercy Clonmel.
*Photograph: Gerard O’Neill Can St. Flannan’s College extend their lead at the top of the Harty cup role of honour or will Nenagh CBS add to their only title success which was achieved just two seasons ago.
*Kayla Talty Darcy. Photograph: John Sheridan COMPETING in the Munster colleges senior ladies A football final on Saturday is a huge occasion for St. Josephs, Spanish Point according to team joint captain Aoibheann Ryan from Doonbeg.
*Mike Kelly. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. NOTED as much for its hurling pedigree as its academic output, St Flannan’s College hopes to record its latest success on the field this weekend.
*Harry Doherty. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. PREPARING for a Dr Harty Cup final is “very rare” and the Munster post-primary championship is “the most special competition you can play,” St Flannan’s College joint captain Harry Doherty outlined.
*St Flannan’s College defender James Cullinan. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. BOTH GAA clubs in Ruan and Clarecastle have a long and storied history, over many years they have played key roles, both on the playing pitch and at administrative level in Clare GAA.
*Mark Rodgers battles to win possession. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. STARTING their National League campaign with a win has been a strong way for Clare’s hurlers to respond to the frustration felt by supporters last year, manager Brian Lohan has said.