Six members of U20 squad join Clare senior training panel
*Harry O’Gorman. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. SIX MEMBERS of the Clare U20 football side have been added to a training squad with the county’s senior footballers.
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Hamstring tear rules out Brody for Clare U20s crucial Kerry clash
*Daniel Brody. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. A HAMSTRING injury has ruled out Ennistymon’s Daniel Brody for Clare’s must-win clash against Kerry in the Munster U20 football championship.
Hill ruled out for U20s championship opener
*Conor Hill. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. CLARE’S U20 footballers will be without one of their key defenders when they begin their championship campaign this weekend.
Flannan’s target run to Croke Park following Harty Cup heartbreak
*Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. FRESH from the disappointment of losing a successive Dr Harty Cup decider, St Flannan’s College are already eyeing up a shot at national glory and a trip to Croke Park.
Sligo’s superior physicality too much for Clare
*Clare’s Caleb Walsh. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill Clare’s involvement in the inaugural Electric Ireland All-Ireland minor tier 2 football championship preliminary quarter final ended in disappointment when they lost out to a physically stronger Sligo outfit at Cusack Park on Saturday.
Minors make three changes for Tipperary tie in Quilty
*Conor Hill continues at full back for Clare. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill CLARE’s minor football side shows three changes for their meeting with Tipperary this evening (Tuesday).
Clare minors set out targets ahead of championship opener
*Dermot Mahony, Derry O’Donohue, TJ Carey, Dermot Coughlan, Joe Hayes, Peter O’Dwyer, Pat McMahon, Martin Cahill and Derek Morris. Clare will begin their challenge for Munster minor football honours at Páirc Naomh Mhuire in Quilty on Tuesday evening next when they entertain Waterford (throw in at 7p.m.).
Clare minors made pay the price for concession of goals against Limerick
*Daire Culligan on the attack for Clare. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill Clare’s hopes of making it through to the play off stages of the Munster minor football championship are hanging by a thread after a second round loss to Limerick on Thursday evening.