Shine yet to decide on future as Clare ladies football manager
*Niall Hickey and Graham Shine. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography CLARE intermediate ladies football manager Graham Shine has said he will take time to consider his position.
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‘We were hoping to get promoted but games went against us’ – Shine relieved to survive relegation scare
*Graham Shine. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography PROMOTION was the initial aim for Clare’s ladies footballers in Division 3 of the Lidl National League but they came within a whisker of suffering relegation to the bottom tier.
All-Ireland & Munster medals presented to Clare minors
Aisling Crowe, Ria Meaney and Aisling Kelly. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. CLARE’s All-Ireland winning minor ladies football side were presented with their medals at a victory social on Saturday evening.
Nagle elected as Chair at AGM for first time but Healy’s exit a blow for Clare LGFA
*Rachel Healy (right) did not seek re-election as PRO. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography SITTING Chairman of Clare LGFA, David Nagle has been elected to the role at an AGM for the first time while the organisation has been dealt a blow with the exit of top-performing administrator Rachel Healy from the County Executive.
Ex Clare boss Freeman appointed Meath manager
*Wayne Freeman. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography FORMER Clare ladies football boss Wayne Freeman has been appointed as the new Meath manager.
‘There was no getting past our defence’ – Kilmihil brought different attitude says captain Currane
*Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. KILMIHIL wanted to have “no regrets” when they took to the field in Sunday’s Clare LGFA final.
Kilmihil determined to push on in Munster following county success
*Timmy Ryan. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. KILMIHIL’s spirit was evident as they claimed a second senior ladies football championship but they are determined to push on in Munster.
Liscannor show plenty of life to win intermediate championship after extra time
*An emotional Sinead Considine watches as her sister Roisin lifts the Sile Callinan Cup. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography LISCANNOR have secured promotion to the senior ranks of Clare ladies football after digging deep in extra time to win the intermediate championship.
Glory for Kilmihil in senior ladies football decider
*Rosie Currane receives the trophy from Clare LGFA President James Lafferty. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. KILMIHIL were crowned Clare ladies senior football champions for the second time.
Kilmihil ‘very proud’ to be one of few football clubs in Clare competing at senior level for mens and ladies
*Timmy Ryan addresses the Kilmihil panel. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography KILMIHIL senior ladies football know they are facing a big challenge on Sunday but manager Timmy Ryan says they are focusing “on what we have and if we deliver on that we have a great chance”.