*Young supporters greet Gearoid Cahill at the final whistle. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography COROFIN’s next step is to become a competitive force in the Clare senior hurling championship.
*Paddy Smyth. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill Clare GAA will have a new Child Welfare officer in 2024 while both Paddy Smyth and Ambrose Heagney were returned to their roles.
*Joe Cahill pleads with Conor Doyle FOGGY CONDITIONS at the beginning of the second half in Saturday’s Munster club intermediate hurling final should have led to a delay in the restart, Corofin’s manager has argued.
*Gearoid Kelly hit 0-12 for Corofin. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography COROFIN’s Munster crusade came to an abrupt stop but not without a bit of drama in Limerick City on Saturday evening.
*Corofin celebrate winning the Paddy Browne Cup. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography A STRONG focus on underage development is paying dividends for Corofin.
*Diarmuid, Joe and Gearoid Cahill. Photograph: Natasha Barton. IN COROFIN they call Páirc Finne the field of dreams but lining out and representing their beloved parish in a Munster final is beyond the wildest fantasies of the Cahill family.
*Corofin’s Jamie Malone. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill COROFIN have three main injury concerns ahead of Saturday’s Munster intermediate club final.
*Corofin’s Marc O’Loughlin, Diarmuid Cahill, Gearoid Kelly and Gearoid Cahill celebrate. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography COROFIN were leen and mean as they advanced to a first ever Munster intermediate hurling club final.
*An incident room has been set up at Ennis Garda Station. A SENIOR investigating officer has been appointed by An Garda Síochána into the discovery of two bodies in Kilnaboy on Thursday afternoon.
*Photograph: Gerard O’Neill GAA players are being lost at club level due to the gap from U17 to U21 while appeals to delay the start of the U21 club championship have been made.