Garrihy names Oscar Traynor squad
*Donie Garrihy. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography DONIE GARRIHY has named his Oscar Traynor squad for Clare’s opening outing in the tournament.
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Lissycasey must take their chances in order to bring down champions Cratloe
*Michael Kelly. Photograph: Ruth Griffin. LISSYCASEY must take their chances if are they to dethrone the county champions Cratloe, manager Aiden ‘Horse’ Moloney has said.
Lift for Lissycasey as they secure the last quarter-final place in Clare SFC
*Niall Kelly takes on Stephen Sheehan. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill LISSYCASEY have claimed the eighth quarter-final spot in the TUS Clare senior football championship in what was an emotional day for the village.
‘Nothing to fear’ for Lissycasey in final round showdown with Éire Óg
*Aaron Griffin is Lissycasey’s main injury doubt. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill LISSYCASEY have “nothing to fear” when they meet championship favourites Éire Óg in the third round of the Clare SFC on Saturday evening.
Kilmurry Ibrickane get ticking in championship by beating Lissycasey
*Dermot Coughlan in action with Connor Meaney. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill NOT THAT they were out of the race but Kilmurry Ibrickane are certainly back in contention for the Clare SFC after picking up their first win of the championship at Lissycasey’s expense.
‘We’re set up to have a cut’ – Horse Moloney prepares for showdown with Kilmurry Ibrickane
*Aiden ‘Horse’ Moloney. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill AIDEN ‘HORSE’ Moloney finds himself coming up against his native club Kilmurry Ibrickane in one of the more intriguing ties of the second round of the TUS Clare SFC.
Lissycasey lead the way to be crowned Cusack Cup champions
*Clare GAA Chairman Kieran Keating presents the Cusack Cup to Conor Finnucane, Lisssycasey’s captain. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. LISSYCASEY have claimed the Cusack Cup title for the second time in their history after easing past the challenge of holders Ennistymon.
Lissycasey hope to maintain position despite transition
*Lissycasey’s Matt O’Shea. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill Back-to-back semi-finalists as recently as 2021, Lissycasey could line out for their latest tilt at the Jack Daly with just a mere third of the team that lined out in that final October penultimate stage clash against Kilmurry Ibrickane.
Lissycasey aware tougher tests lie ahead & Kilmihil feel the pressure of first round loss
Sean Crowley offloads as Kilmihil launch an attack. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill LISSYCASEY WILL have to maximise opportunities that fall their way as the Clare SFC progresses while Kilmihil have no choice but to overturn either Cratloe or St Joseph’s Doora/Barefield after the meeting of the West Clare neighbours on Sunday.
Lissycasey’s young guns play their part in win over Kilmihil
*Lissycasey’s Shane Griffin scored two goals. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography LISSYCASEY’s greater scoring threat and pace proved decisive as they recorded an opening round win in the Clare SFC against their neighbours Kilmihil.
