Kelly nominated for Hurler of the Year and is one of four Clare All Star nominees
Tony Kelly is on the shortlist for Hurler of the Year while he is one of four Clare men nominated for All Stars.
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Clare Echo’s 2020 Sporting Awards
Countless milestones, memories and gatherings were taken from our reach in 2020 but once again sport came up trumps in providing joy and solace with many organisations also leading the way when it came local community responses during the pandemic, Head of Sport Páraic McMahon dishes out the gongs in the inaugural Clare Echo Sporting Awards.
Ballyea’s Cissie the inspiration for new cookbook
A Clare woman is flavour of the month after becoming the inspiration behind a new recipe book backed by celebrity chef Darina Allen.
Sheehan takes on Crusheen job as Hogan returns to Ballyea
Kevin Sheehan has been appointed as the new manager of the Crusheen senior hurlers.
Reddan’s Redzer wins final
Redzer Regera owned by Killaloe’s Pat Reddan had reason to celebrate after claiming one of the highlight wins on Leger Night over the weekend.
Chaplin & Carrig to take over Clare minors
Clare GAA are to appoint Terence Chaplin and James Carrig as joint managers of the Clare minor hurlers, The Clare Echo has learned.
DARACH HONAN: 2021 will be a truer test of Brian Lohan as Clare manager
After the joy of last week’s triumph over Wexford, the Clare hurlers and their supporters suffered the disappointment of a loss to Waterford. This was a game in which we experienced the full range of emotions as Clare’s performance ebbed and flowed after a terrible start.
Tony Kelly named hurler of the month for November
Tony Kelly has added another personal honour to his mantelpiece after being named PWC GAA/GPA player of the month for November.
Concession of three first-half goals put us under too much pressure – Lohan
Clare senior hurling manager, Brian Lohan has lamented the concession of three first-half goals as his charges exited the All-Ireland senior hurling championship.
Lohan admires spirit of Clare panel
Brian Lohan has hailed the spirit of his Clare charges as they secured the county’s place in the All-Ireland quarter-finals.
