THIS week’s Intensive Clare podcast with The Clare Echo sees Eoin Brennan and James Lynch looking at the fortunes of Clare clubs in Munster.
Meanwhile, in soccer we preview the Clare Youths outing against the Limerick Desmond League while the FAI Junior Cup and CDSL league action are put in greater focus. In rugby, there was action in the AIL Women’s League for Ennis against Tullow and there were also mens victories for Ennis, St. Senan’s and Scariff. We have all that – and as always, much more.
8:02 – 28:44 – Inagh-Kilnamona welcome Thurles Sarsfields to Cusack Park this Sunday to battle for a place in the Munster Senior Club Hurling Final but what do we know about a new-look Sars? Clipperary (Tipperary native based in Clare) journalist Enda Treacy assesses both teams and the match-ups.
28:44 – 1.17:10 – Inagh-Kilnamona and Clarecastle’s Munster Club Hurling Final prospects are deciphered by Joe Cahill and Pa Kelly along with a review of the Under 21 Quarter-Finals.
1.17:10 – 2.06:35 – A mixed bag of provincial football club results over the weekend though as while the Banner march on to a historic first ever Intermediate Semi-Final, Éire Óg & Parteen-Meelick disappointedly bowed out at the first hurdle while it’s also down to the last four at Under 21.
2.06:35 – 2.38:37 – Clare Youths Manager Tom Butler previews what is essentially a Munster Youths Inter-League Semi-Final against the Limerick Desmond League on Saturday while the FAI Junior Cup and CDSL league action are put in greater focus.
2.38:37 – 3.00:35 – A welcome return to winning ways in the AIL Women’s League for Ennis and also a welcome return to the field for Laura Cooney who following a nine month absence was back for her native club against Tullow. There were also mens victories for Ennis, St. Senan’s and Scariff.
3.00:35 – contrasting Munster Senior B results for Newmarket-on-Fergus and Liscannor; Munster Junior bows for Parteen-Meelick and Newmarket’s second string and under 14 glory for St. Joseph’s Miltown.
