A FATHER who head-butted another Dad at an east Clare GAA grounds in a row over missing footballs told Gardai that he “lost the plot” and ‘saw red’ before the assault, a court has heard.
*Darragh Lohan under pressure from Seán Connellan. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. CLARE’s next Munster senior hurling championship games will be aired only on the GAA’s streaming platform, GAA+.
*Patrons attending Clare’s meeting with Kildare in the Allianz National Football League. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill PRICING structures in the GAA have “gone outrageous,” a Clare councillor has commented while stressing the importance of the home of the All-Ireland champions “taking a lead” on tackling the introduction of a €5 charge for U16s.
Conor McQuillan. Photograph: Tom Micks ONCE again a major talking point for this year’s Munster senior hurling championship has been GAAGO with the streaming platform criticised by the Taoiseach but an Ennis man has warned that the service may have finally met its match.
PICTURED: Pat Keogh. Photo by Burren Eye Photography GAA, camogie and ladies football clubs in Clare will receive €9,803.92 each from the €1m donated to Clare GAA by J. P. McManus. Details of the pay out to the 102 clubs were given at the January meeting of Clare GAA on Tuesday night at Hotel Woodstock. …
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Clare TD, Cathal Crowe with Clare hurler, Peter Duggan at a Clare GAA business breakfast. CLARE TD, Cathal Crowe (FF) has called for the GAAGO streaming service to be scrapped.
*Clare’s Munster championship win over Limerick was one of the games aired on GAAGO. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill CLARE COUNCILLORS including a former Chairman of Clare GAA are seeking a Government intervention with RTÉ and the GAA to ensure inter-county games be made available free to air.
*Keelan Guyler has a shot on Bryan O’Loughlin. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill Where there’s life there’s hope as Inagh/Kilnamona snatched their championship lifeline with both hands in a devastating derby victory over Kilmaley in Cusack Park.
*John Conlon catches the sliotar as it breaks from David McInerney and Gearoid Hegarty. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill RTÉ have come under fire for failing to show the Munster hurling epic between Clare and Limerick over the weekend.
Photograph: Gerard O’Neill LIMERICK proved too strong for Clare’s senior hurlers in the first meeting of the neighbours this year.