*Rowan Danaher of St Breckan’s takes on Ennistymon’s John Murphy. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography ST BRECKAN’s have moved to the top of the Cusack Cup table after overcoming rivals Ennistymon while St Joseph’s Doora/Barefield are rooted to the bottom after a third successive defeat.
*The bag of coal was presented at Corofin Garda Station in February. A judge has freed a Corofin man who spent five weeks on remand in Limerick prison after he presented a stolen €15 bag of coal at his local Garda Station after phoning a Garda beforehand to say that he was going to carry …
*Clarecastle’s Rory O’Connell under pressure from Oran Cahill of Éire Óg. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. SIX CLUBS remain unbeaten after two rounds in this season’s willwego.com Clare cup senior hurling league.
*Adam Mungovan in full flight for St Joseph’s Doora/Barefield. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. ST JOSEPH’S Doora/Barefield, Inagh/Kilnamona and Scariff recorded big wins in the opening round of the Clare Cup with Kilmaley, Clooney/Quin, Clarecastle, O’Callaghans Mills and Feakle off to winning starts.
*Cahercon. THREE Clare men have been hit with cumulative fines of €1,275 concerning the possession of one unlawfully captured 60cm long ‘fine salmon’ in waters at the River Shannon in June of last year.
*Eoghan Casey. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill A last-minute goal from Eoghan Casey steered Wolfe Tones to victory over Corofin in the second round of the Garry Cup.
*Corofin. A COROFIN man presented a stolen €15 bag of coal at his local Garda Station after phoning a Garda beforehand to say that he was going to carry out the theft, it has been alleged in court.
*Paul Frawley of St Joseph’s Miltown gets away from Éire Óg’s Darren O’Brien. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. ST JOSEPH’S Miltown, Kilmurry Ibrickane, Lissycasey and St Breckan’s all got off to winning starts in the opening round of the Cusack Cup.
*Louise Lynch. A SHINING light has gone out in Sixmilebridge with the death of Louise Lynch.
John Conlon receives the willwego.com Clare Cup from Clare GAA’s Neil O’Brien. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill SIXTEEN teams in two groups of eight will compete for the WillWeGo Clare Cup title.