Munster colleges hurling quarter final ties cancelled from last Wednesday due to the inclement weather conditions have been re-scheduled for Monday. Two of the Dr. Harty cup (senior A hurling) quarter finals involve Clare players while Scariff Commuity college will be in action in a quarter final tie in the B (Corn Thomais Mhic Choilm) …
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Quarter final places in the prestigious Munster junior cup await both Avenue United and Bridge United should they manage victories in this Sunday’s last sixteen games. Both have home advantage on Sunday with Avenue entertaining Coachford from Cork at Roslevan at 2p.m while Bridge United will welcome Dungarvan United to Sixmilebridge where the kick off …
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Clare senior football champions, Eire Og, Ennis will line out in defence of the Jack Daly cup under new management. After eight years in charge during which he led them to three Clare senior championship titles along with league and senior B honours, Paul Madden has stepped down a team manager. A championship winner as …
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*James Hegarty. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill Team captain James Hegarty (Inagh-Kilnamona) is battling to be fit to lead St Flannans College into Wednesday’s (January 8) Dr. Harty Cup (Munster Colleges senior A hurling) quarter final against Midleton CBS.
*Brian McNamara. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. WITH the opening game in the 2025 Allianz football league just three weeks away, Clare footballers travelled to Askeaton this Saturday afternoon for a challenge game with their Shannonside neighbours.
The final round (round 8) In the Ozone Health and Fitness Winter league took place at Woodstock over the weekend when the format was scotch foursomes.
*Clare supporters in Croke Park. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill WITH the dawning of a New Year comes a new season where Clare supporters will be hoping to experience the highs of 2024 once again.
The death took place at the weekend of one of Clare’s best known footballers, Tommy Mangan from Kilrush.
The ladies festive 9 hole competition at Dromoland last week was won by Mairéad Toomey with 17 points. She won on a countback from Julie Fitzgerald with Marie Meaney a point back in third place.
*Scariff/Ogonnelloe mentor Henry Vaughan celebrates with his family. Photograph: Ruth Griffin. WINNING A second U21A hurling title “will lay the foundations” for Scariff and Ogonnelloe.