Scór long-service award for Cratloe’s Jim Enright
*Jim Enright receiving congratulations from Munster GAA Chairman Tim Murphy. CRATLOE’s Jim Enright will be honoured for his contribution to Scór.
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Clare GAA PRO says Association hasn’t been able to get access to ‘official’ Instagram or Facebook pages
*Programme sales brought in over €40,000 for Clare GAA this year. CLARE GAA’S public relations officer does not have access to accounts perpetrating to be the ‘official’ pages of the Association on Instagram and Facebook.
Desire among Clare clubs to revert minor grade to U18 & Clare GAA seek proposals on competitions
Jack O’Neill in action for the Clare minor hurlers. Clare clubs wish to see the grade revert to U18 at club level. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill REVISING the minor age-grade back to U18 from U17 appears to be the wish of the majority of Clare clubs, the November meeting of the Clare County Board was informed.
Hayes appointed Clare GAA PRO while Corofin question logic of O’Dea transfer decision
*Anne Hayes. Photograph: John Mangan The April meeting of Clare GAA took place at Treacy’s West County Hotel on Wednesday night when there were lively debates on a number of issues while the vacant PRO post was filled.
Clubs must be prepared to play without county players to have extra games
*Gordon Kelly chases after his former Clare teammate, David Tubridy. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill INCREASED games for club footballers will not come into effect until 2023, at the earliest.
‘Question of ageism made unwelcome intrusion’ to commentary before Convention – Gallagher
Treasurer of Clare GAA, Michael Gallagher has criticised recent commentary before the County Convention which he felt was discriminatory.
Sixmilebridge motion on re-grading defeated
There was strong opposition to a motion from Sixmilebridge dealing with re-grading.
Cratloe’s Chaplin elected Clare GAA Chairman
Cratloe’s Jack Chaplin has been elected as the new Chairperson of Clare GAA.
Clare GAA clubs ‘didn’t let the side down’ with COVID celebrations
Clare ‘did not let down the country down’ when it came to GAA celebrations, a county board official has stated.
Clare GAA expect to show year-end deficit but streaming proves a financial success
Clare GAA expect to be showing a financial deficit at the end of the year while all remaining team expenses are to be paid by Croke Park.
