Kilkishen’s Alannah Ryan is close to full fitness for Saturday’s final. Photograph: ©INPHO/Bryan Keane Contesting the Munster senior and junior camogie championship finals on this Saturday, a week after playing in the provincial minor A final is “a huge sign of the progress being made by Clare camogie” according to team mentor Brendan Foley.
*Clare’s Eimear Kelly. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill PLAYING AN EXTRA GAME can stand to Clare’s senior camogie team as they renew their attempt to qualify for a Munster final.
*Chloe Morey. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography CLARE’S BID for a fourth Munster senior camogie title is still alive after it finished all square in their provincial semi-final with Tipperary.
Ciara Grogan, Doireann Murphy and Susan Daly. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography In a historic double-header, Clare’s senior camogie team travel to FBD Semple Stadium on Sunday to face Tipperary in the semi-final of the Munster championship.
*Brid MacNamara. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography RUAN’s BRID MACNAMARA has carved out more success for Clare camogie at a national level.
*Photograph; Gerard O’Neill SCARIFF BAY COMMUNITY RADIO have announced the 2021 Clare Camogie All Stars.
Clare’s senior camogie team began their year with an eight point loss to Cork on a Sunday afternoon when both Conor Dolan and Davy Fitzgerald were sent to the stands.
Another sporting year has been and gone, some of the events are worthy of books in their own right, for now let’s look back and savour the memories as The Clare Echo’s Head of News & Sport Páraic McMahon dishes out the 2021 Clare Echo Sporting Awards.
Scariff/Ogonnelloe have been crowned Clare senior camogie champions for the second time in their history.
A retrospective review of the many highlights and key junctures of a seesaw county senior camogie final derby between Truagh/Clonlara and Scariff/Ogonnelloe through the eyes of respective joint-captains Eimear Kelly (Truagh/Clonlara) and Amy Barrett (Scariff/Ogonnelloe).
