Clare minors fall short in Munster Final defeat to Kerry
Clare have lost out in their bid to win a first Munster minor football title in 67 years.
Clare have lost out in their bid to win a first Munster minor football title in 67 years.
Becoming Munster minor football champions would be “a great Christmas” for Clare.
Clare will play Kerry in the Electric Ireland Munster minor football final on Tuesday next at 7p.m. following their comfortable victory over Limerick.
Clare’s minor footballers have two injury concerns ahead of Wednesday’s Munster semi-final.
Clare minor football manager Dermot Coughlan hailed his side’s comprehensive Munster quarter-final win over Tipperary as “fantastic”.
A comprehensive twenty point win has resulted in Clare’s minor footballers advancing to a sixth successive provincial semi-final.
Clare minor football manager Dermot Coughlan is “delighted to have a window for the next two weeks for this championship to go ahead”.
Secretary of Clare GAA, Pat Fitzgerald has said it is planned to fill coaching vacancies that have arisen within the Association while he admitted to having a “reasonable” relationship with Brian Lohan.
Clare’s minor footballers will not take to the field in Saturday’s Munster championship as the GAA have paused all minor and U20 competitions until further notice.
As far as the Clare players and officials are concerned Sunday’s national league division 2 fixture with Fermanagh, scheduled for Cusack Park at 1pm is going ahead