‘We want to play our part in big week for Clare GAA’
*Aine O’Loughlin. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill CLARE WILL bid to become Munster senior camogie champions for only the fourth time when they face off with Tipperary this Saturday.
*Aine O’Loughlin. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill CLARE WILL bid to become Munster senior camogie champions for only the fourth time when they face off with Tipperary this Saturday.
Clare’s Oisin O’Donnell in possession. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill Clare will face Cork in next Monday’s Munster under 20 hurling final after they defeated Tipperary in the semi-final this Monday evening.
*Ellen Casey tries to get a block in. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill A strong second half showing from Kerry proved decisive as they accounted for Clare in this Munster intermediate camogie championship semi-final this Sunday afternoon.
*Sean Rouine landed the equaliser for Ennistymon. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography With just two rounds of games to go in the various county football leagues the race to be in the knock out stage as well as the battle to avoid relegation is hotting up.
Last week’s 9 hole challenge qualifier at East Clare was won by Eileen Donnellan and Kieran Kennedy with 36 points.
*Clare camogie manager, John Carmody. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill GETTING BACK to the Munster senior camogie final for a second successive year was always a target for Clare.
*Colm O’Brien takes on Conor Finucane. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography THE RACE for the Cusack and Garry Cups has passed the halfway stage and Clondegad and St Joseph’s Miltown remain the leaders in Division 1 and 2 respectively.
*Shane Kavanagh goaled from long range for the winners. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill Scariff remain unbeaten and have moved into second place in Division 1B of the FutureTicketing Clare Cup thanks to this comfortable win over Smith O’Briens in round 4 of the Clare cup on Wednesday evening.
*David McInerney and Conor Cleary in action for Clare. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill CLARE’S SENIOR HURLERS have roared back into the championship by defeating All-Ireland champions Limerick in their own back yard.
*Clare’s Alannah Ryan in action. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill CLARE’S senior camogie side have qualified for the Munster final for the second year in a row.