*Corofin’s Darragh McGroary with Cooraclare’s Darragh Townsend. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography There’s a three way tie at the top of the group standings as the Under 15 Division 1 Football Championship moved past the halfway stage last Monday evening.
The O’Gorman cup senior football tournament will resume next week and, this year, will take the format of a knockout competition.
Pairings have been unveiled for the provincial championships in minor hurling, football and U20 hurling.
Pairings have been confirmed for the Clare GAA championships across nine grades following this evening’s draw.
Clare GAA are to review the possibility of concluding the U21 hurling championship and commencing the U20 football campaign.
Clare GAA are unlikely to put in a place a knockout format for the 2020 club championships while underage campaigns are at risk of not going ahead.
Having voted for Clare’s greatest senior hurling team, readers of The Clare Echo are now being tasked with choosing the county’s senior gaelic football team from 1990 to 2020.
*Cillian Brennan goes to ground. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill As he made his way from the playing pitch to the dressing room, the disappointment was clear on the face of Clare manager Colm Collins.
*Keelan Sexton on the attack. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill Contrasting performances have marked Clare’s start in the Allianz National Football League and varying reactions have accompanied manager Colm Collins to each outing.
*Colm Collins. Photograph: John Mangan Clare have “a lot of issues” that need addressing before they take on Kildare in the second round of the Allianz National Football League.
