Mouth watering ties in Clare club championships
Pairings have been confirmed for the Clare GAA championships across nine grades following this evening’s draw.
Hurling
Clare GAA ‘hopeful’ club U21 & U20 campaigns will be played
Clare GAA are to review the possibility of concluding the U21 hurling championship and commencing the U20 football campaign.
Formats unveiled by GAA for inter-county campaigns
Qualifiers have been removed from the 2020 All-Ireland SFC while the Munster SFC and SHC are reverting to a knockout format for this year.
Clare hurlers to face Limerick in Munster quarter-final
Brian Lohan’s Clare senior hurlers have discovered who they will face in the knockout Munster championship.
Knockout club championships a non-runner in Clare
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.
Clonlara qualify for U21 semi-finals with win over Doora/Barefield
*Michael Stritch attempts to clear his lines. Photograph: John Mangan Clonlara were not deterred by the concession of two first half goals as they overcame St Josephs Doora/Barefield to progress to the semi-finals of the Clare U21 A hurling championship.
Easy for Clare as Kelly leads the way
*Tony Kelly. Photograph: Martin Connolly It was always expected to be a comfortable win for Clare and so it proved as Brian Lohan’s charges made a winning start to life in Division 1 Group B of the Allianz hurling league.
‘Food First’ the motto for Clare hurling nutritionist
Grainne Travers leads a life every young hurling enthusiast can look up to.
Darach Honan is The Clare Echo’s new hurling columnist
The Clare Echo is delighted to announce that 2013 All-Ireland medal winner Darach Honan will provide hurling analysis for the upcoming Championship season, as we increase our GAA coverage for 2019.
Players warned to smarten up on helmet safety
*Hurlers at the M Donnelly GAA Wheelchair Hurling Interprovinvcial League held in St Josephn’s Doora Barefield GAA, Gurteen Co. Clare in September. Photograph: Brian Arthur Helmets and hurling, it’s been a long running story in the world of GAA that has taken on a new twist.