Caherlohan criticism resembles ‘a witch-hunt’ – Fitzgerald
Clare GAA secretary Pat Fitzgerald has hit out at a perceived “witch-hunt” that is brewing within the Association.
Clare GAA secretary Pat Fitzgerald has hit out at a perceived “witch-hunt” that is brewing within the Association.
Supporters of Clare GAA have been asked to share their views as part of an independent review into the association.
*Anthony Daly & Marty Morrissey on commentary duty in Cusack Park. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography Two-time All-Ireland winning captain Anthony Daly has led the call for a major shake-up in the personnel sitting on the Clare County Board.
An independent committee preparing a strategic plan for Clare GAA have given clubs the first glimpse of their five phase approach to delivering “a new vision” for the Association.
*Caherlohan. Photograph: John Mangan Attempts to improve Caherlohan will not be paused while an independent committee compiles a strategic review for Clare GAA.
A revised return to action roadmap has been published by the GAA which will see Clare’s senior footballers and hurlers back in action next month.
*Caherlohan. Photograph: John Mangan Clare GAA have “one chance” to make sure the Centre of Excellence at Caherlohan becomes a success.
*Clare selector Ken Ralph and manager Brian Lohan. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill The backing of just shy of 1,000 membership subscriptions to Club Clare in its first week has been described as the ‘perfect boost’ for all the county’s hurling and camogie squads according to the senior managers in both codes.
*Photograph: Mark Hayes Clare hurling and camogie teams will find themselves at a disadvantage to other counties if they cannot match the financial support at their disposal, the newly appointed secretary of Club Clare has said.
Two additions have been made to Brian Lohan’s Clare senior hurling panel.