‘Hurling is everything in Tubber’ – Taaffe
*Pat Taaffe. Photograph: Ruth Griffin. TUBBER are sixty minutes away from a return to the senior ranks, almost a decade on from their relegation in 2015.
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Guilfoyle geared up to lead Wolfe Tones into battle
*Wolfe Tones captain, John Guilfoyle. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. JOHN GUILFOYLE made his senior debut for Wolfe Tones’ hurlers at the age of sixteen, sixteen years on he is sixty minutes away from captaining the club to a successful return back to the top tier.
The Water Break: Buzz building for novel Clare SHC final between Feakle & Sixmilebridge
Brian Corry chases after Shane McGrath. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill A NOVEL Clare SHC final between Feakle and Sixmilebridge leaves a lot to look to forward to on The Water Break.
O’Connor continuing proud family tradition with Tubber
*Tubber captain, Patrick O’Connor. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill IT’S been forty eight years since Tubber last won the Clare intermediate hurling championship.
The Water Break: Magic & know-how: How Feakle & Sixmilebridge are last teams standing in Clare SHC
*Raymond Bane gathers the sliotar under pressure from Jamie Moylan. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill A NOVEL Clare SHC final between Feakle and Sixmilebridge awaits to determine Canon Hamilton’s residence for the coming twelve months.
Wolfe Tones on song with semi-final win over Ruan
*Dean Devanney excelled for Wolfe Tones. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. WOLFE TONES are on course to return to the Clare senior hurling championship at the first attempt after seeing off Ruan to set up a final clash with Tubber.
Tubber triumph over Killanena to make long-awaited return to intermediate final
*Ronan Monahan gets away from Cathal Noonan and Ronan Keane. Photograph; Gerard O’Neill. A FIRST intermediate final since 2020 awaits Tubber after they deservingly overcame the challenge of Killanena on Saturday.
Close contests predicted for county hurling semi-finals
*Adam Hogan and Cathal McInerney in action. Photograph: Ruth Griffin. CLOSE CONTESTS are on the cards with four teams left vying to lift the Canon Hamilton but by the end of the weekend the county finalists will be known.
Bodyke hang on to intermediate status
*Bodyke’s Jamie O’Donnell. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill BODYKE made things difficult for themselves but shook off a late Newmarket-on-Fergus revival to guarantee their place in the premier intermediate hurling championship for 2025.
Tulla survive to seal premier intermediate status
*David McInerney wins the race for possession ahead of Adam Maloney. Photograph: Ruth Griffin TULLA their place in the new premier intermediate hurling championship for 2025 with this merited win over Smith O’Briens in Bodyke on Saturday evening.