Clare GAA plan to run U20 competition in league format this year
U20 hurling and gaelic football club competitions are expected to be held in Clare this year with a move to U19 and U21 competitions in 2022.
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Seven new additions to Clare panel as Scanlan & Corbett depart
Ger O’Connell has made seven additions to the Clare senior camogie panel for 2021.
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Community must have maximum benefit from Carrownagowan Wind Farm as major development progresses
One of East Clare’s biggest projects has moved a step closer with elected representatives of the local authority approving a planners report for the development of the Carrownagowan Wind Farm.
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Feakle appoint Bodyke’s Kelleher as senior manager
Feakle will have a new management of their senior hurlers for 2021 while their outgoing manager has been appointed St Josephs Doora/Barefield boss.
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Clubs to decide will it be U-19, U-20 or U-21
Clare GAA has set up a special committee to liaise with clubs as to what competition should be run for players between 17 and 21.
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Traffic danger outside Bodyke school ‘frightening’
‘Frightening’ scenes are being witnessed in Bodyke with ‘increasing danger’ in the vicinity of Bodyke national school on a frequent basis.
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Doyle to stay on as Clare U20 boss
Bodyke’s Sean Doyle is set to continue as manager of the Clare U20 hurlers for a third season.
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‘They bring passion & determination’ – ex teammates and coach on Lohan vs Davy
As Clare and Wexford put the final touches to preparations for their round 2 All-Ireland hurling qualifier clash on Saturday at O’Moore Park in Portlaoise there is much focus on the rival managers Brian Lohan and Davy Fitzgerald.
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Clare GAA clubs ‘didn’t let the side down’ with COVID celebrations
Clare ‘did not let down the country down’ when it came to GAA celebrations, a county board official has stated.
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‘We needed to be further ahead at half-time’ laments Clare U20 boss Doyle
Clare needed to be six or seven points ahead at half time in Monday’s Munster under 20 hurling championship quarter final clash with title holders Tipperary as there was a strong breeze blowing down the field.
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