Tromora Cross justifies billing for Quilty’s Hogan
TROMORA CROSS owned by Quilty’s David Hogan justified top billing to win the unraced final in Limerick.
Cratloe
Second half wides costly for Ennistymon who emptied themselves on the pitch once again
*Cillian Rouine charges forward. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. ENNISTYMON were within fingertips of reaching successive Clare SFC semi-finals but are left to rue kicking ten wides in the second half of Sunday’s quarter-final.
Semi-final pairings set for senior, intermediate & junior football championships
*Cratloe and St Joseph’s Doora/Barefield will meet for the second time this year. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. SEMI-FINAL pairings have been made for the Senior, Intermediate and Junior A football championships in Clare.
Cratloe claim victory over Ennistymon following extra-time excitement
*A delighted Diarmuid Ryan at the final whistle. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. CRATLOE edged out Ennistymon following extra-time in the most exciting of the TUS Clare SFC quarter-finals.
Quarter-finals to shake up race for Jack Daly in Clare SFC
*Cormac Murray is an injury doubt for St Joseph’s Miltown but is tipped to feature. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. EIGHT WILL become four this weekend in the race to lift the Jack Daly.
Double-headers in Cusack Park scrapped for football quarter-finals
Colm O’Brien takes on Conor Finucane. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography DOUBLE HEADERS in the TUS Clare SFC quarter-finals will not take place.
Collisions on course following senior, intermediate & junior football quarter-final draws
*Éire Óg’s Gavin Murray in action during their 2023 win over St Joseph’s Miltown. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. QUARTER-FINAL pairings have been made for the Clare senior, intermediate and junior football championships.
‘Hard-fought wins’ for Cratloe has paved way to quarter-finals
*Cratloe’s Diarmuid Ryan fields the ball. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. RECORDING “hard-fought wins” has made Colm Collins “very proud” of the manner in which Cratloe have qualified for the TUS Clare SFC quarter-finals.
Ballyea back in business end for first time since 2022 following second half salvo
*Cathal Doohan holds off the challenge of Cratloe’s Tadhg Lohan. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. IT WAS a a complete role reversal for Ballyea as this time the 2022 champions turned up the heat in the second half to produce a stirring revival of their own and advance to the last eight of the Clare SHC.
‘Win or bust’ for Cratloe versus Ballyea
*Cratloe’s Jamie Moylan. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. CRATLOE AND Ballyea face off in what is arguably the tie of the third round in the Clare SHC this Saturday in Sixmilebridge, a game that has been described as “win or bust” within the Cratloe camp.