Strong determination in Feakle squad
As they complete their preparations for Saturday’s clash with Whitegate at O’Garney park in Sixmilebridge, Feakle manager Mike Guilfoyle is under no illusions as to the task his side is facing.
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Feakle with more than a social distance to spare over Whitegate
In the end Feakle had more than a social distance to spare over Whitegate in this keenly contested derby opener in O’Garney Park, Sixmilebridge on Saturday afternoon.
Shanagher hits the right Tones to scatter fledgling Magpies
The emphatic final margin may have been rather flattering but there’s no doubt that Wolfe Tones fully merited their confidence-boosting start to this year’s championship on Saturday evening.
Kilmaley not encumbered by favourites tag
One look at the line out of the Kilmaley senior hurling management team and it’s easy to understand why the club is short listed for honours in 2020.
Éire Óg not lacking belief as they aim to set the record straight
Lessons from 2019 have to be put into practice if Éire Óg are to progress as a unit.
Championship format does not serve Clare hurling well
Manager of the reigning Clare SHC champions, Tim Crowe has warned that teams involved in fixtures on Saturday evening and Sunday afternoon may throw results to gain a more favourable draw in the second round.
Clonlara free conversion crucial in dogged win over Newmarket-on-Fergus
In a dogged tie that could have realistically swung in either direction, it was Clonlara who provided the greater composure coming down the final straight to edge the opening spoils in Sixmilebridge on Friday evening.
Inagh/Kilnamona lay foundations for victory in opening half
Despite registering seventeen wides, Inagh-Kilnamona managed a comfortable win over Clooney-Quin in this Clare senior hurling championship first round game at Cusack Park on Friday evening.
Wolfe Tones keen to garner momentum in first round
Wolfe Tones are not viewing the opening outing of the Clare SHC as a dead-rubber.
PREVIEW: Baptism of fire in novel championship
With no form guide of any description to cling to, Eoin Brennan was handed the straight forward task of evaluating arguably the most competitive first round draw this century.
