Volunteer award for Ruan’s Brid Mac
County camogie PRO Brid MacNamara has been named as the Clare winner at the 2020 Federation of Irish Sport
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Weekend wins for Moroney and Meehan at Limerick Greyhound Stadium
Weekend wins at Limerick Greyhound Stadium were recorded for dogs owned by Ennis’ Marion Moroney and John Meehan of Newmarket-on-Fergus.
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Shannon Gaels issue request for amalgamations to be allowed field second team at underage level
Football clubs in Clare have voiced their desire for amalgamations to be entitled to field a second team in a…
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Clare football must focus on conditioning to catch Kerry – Coughlan
A bigger emphasis is needed on strength and conditioning is needed for Clare football teams to bridge the gap with Kerry, the manager of the minor footballers has said.
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Coverage of underage GAA by Clare media ‘disappointing’ – Mac Mathúna
Retired President of Clare GAA, Padraig Mac Mathúna has voiced his frustration with the lack of underage GAA coverage within the county’s local media.
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‘Managers coaching players to foul in U12 Ladies Football’ – call for sin bin rejected
U12 ladies footballers in Clare are ‘coached to foul,’ a club referee has outlined in a call for the sin-bin to be introduced at the age-group.
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Clancy & Lynch take charge of Kilmaley hurlers
Two of Clare’s All-Ireland winners from 1997 are teaming up to take charge of the Kilmaley senior hurlers.
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Change in policy needed regarding hosting of clubs camps before Cúl Camps
A change in policy will be required from Croke Park if clubs are allowed to hold their own equivalent summer camp prior to the Kelloggs Cúl Camps.
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‘Question of ageism made unwelcome intrusion’ to commentary before Convention – Gallagher
Treasurer of Clare GAA, Michael Gallagher has criticised recent commentary before the County Convention which he felt was discriminatory.
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Kilkee’s Browne has first Clare winner of 2021 in Galway
Brendan Browne’s Glasheen Adios had the distinction of becoming the first Clare winner of 2021 at the Galway track.
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