‘Something different about Clare this year’ – Browne
*Michael Browne. Photograph: Sport Action Photography CRUSHEEN mentor and former Clare selector Michael Browne can’t wait for Sunday’s Munster final.
Ennistymon make Cusack Cup final with semi-final spots for Lissycasey & Miltown as O’Currys preserve Garry Cup status
Seanie Malone in defence. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill RESULTS from the final round of games in Divisions 1(Cusack Cup) and 2 (Garry Cup) have confirmed who will compete in the play offs while also confirming who will be dropping to division 2 for next season.
Winning start for Clare ladies
*Sinead Considine was among Clare’s goal scorers. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill Impressive performances at both ends of the pitch played a key role as Clare got their TG4 All-Ireland intermediate ladies football championship off to a winning start at Clones on Sunday afternoon.
Defeat on the double for Clare’s camogie sides
*Photograph: Gerard O’Neill IT WAS a disappointing day for Clare camogie on Saturday as both the senior and intermediate sides suffered defeat in the Glen DimpleX All-Ireland championships.
Vice captain’s day at Kilrush
Vice-captain Geremiah Brennan’s prize was played for at Kilrush on Saturday and was won by Dominic Enright (12) with 39 points.
Inamona still unbeaten with further Clare Cup wins for Bridge, Scariff, Mills & Blues
*Fred Hegarty under pressure from Shane McGrath and Oisin Donnellan. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill INAGH/KILNAMONA remain top of the Future Ticketing Clare Cup Division 1A table and they are still unbeaten following their latest outing.
‘A fair share of our minors will go on to play senior’ – Coughlan
*Dermot Coughlan. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill UNFORCED ERRORS influenced the Banner to their exit out of the All-Ireland minor football tier 2 championship with Sligo winning by six points in Cusack Park last Saturday.
Clare still standing & seventy minutes from Munster success in ‘massive competition’
*Clare’s Cathal Malone in action. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill MUNSTER championship glory is seventy minutes away for Clare’s senior hurlers who have reached the final of the “massive competition” after overcoming Tipperary by three points on Sunday.
Lohan looking forward to another crack at Limerick in Munster final
*Clare senior hurling manager, Brian Lohan. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill CLARE’s senior hurlers are very satisfied to be back in the Munster final.
Sligo’s superior physicality too much for Clare
*Clare’s Caleb Walsh. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill Clare’s involvement in the inaugural Electric Ireland All-Ireland minor tier 2 football championship preliminary quarter final ended in disappointment when they lost out to a physically stronger Sligo outfit at Cusack Park on Saturday.
