Malone clocks up the miles to help Corofin climb back to senior football ranks
*Corofin’s Jamie Malone. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. ABU DHABI based Jamie Malone clocked up the miles to help his native Corofin seal their return to the Clare SFC.
Jamie Malone
‘No better feeling that meeting the lads three times a week & going to the trenches’ – Corofin captain Cahill
*Corofin captain Gearoid Cahill leads the celebrations. Photograph: Ruth Griffin MEETING, training and going to the trenches with the guys you have grown up alongside in Corofin makes playing GAA with the club ‘one of the best feelings’ for Gearoid Cahill.
Corofin crowned intermediate champions for fifth time
*Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. COROFIN will return to the top flight of the Clare football next season after winning the intermediate championship final against Cooraclare.
Corofin come out on top in tight battle with Clondegad to keep promotion push alive
*Corofin goalkeeper Luke Neylon and midfielder Gearoid Kelly embrace at the final whistle. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. COROFIN’s bid to bounce back to the senior ranks of Clare football remain on track after goals from the Cahill brothers helped them overcome Clondegad to advance to the intermediate decider.
Wind in Corofin’s sails to bounce back to top tier after quarter-final win over Gaels
*John Rees of Corofin. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. COROFIN’s quest to return to the Clare SFC remains on track after they recorded a five point win over Shannon Gaels in the quarter-finals of the TUS Clare IFC.
No pressure on Clare for Munster Final – Clancy
*FILE PIC: Seamus Clancy addressing Corofin players. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography SEAMUS Clancy’s name will always hold a special place in Clare football.
Clare footballers without 12 of last year’s panel for 2024 campaign
*Ciaran Russell is among the players not available for Clare boss Mark Fitzgerald. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill MARK FITZGERALD’s first Allianz National Football League campaign as Clare manager begins in earnest this Sunday when they welcome Sligo to Cusack Park.
Corofin waiting on fitness reports for trio ahead of Munster final
*Corofin’s Jamie Malone. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill COROFIN have three main injury concerns ahead of Saturday’s Munster intermediate club final.
Cahill has played a key role in Corofin’s hurling progression
*Joe Cahill. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography SUCCESS AT MINOR and U21 level has left Corofin’s hurlers ambitious to prove their worth at the senior grade, to get there they must overcome the challenge of Sixmilebridge on Saturday.
Corofin eliminate rivals Ruan to remain on course for intermediate honours
*Diarmuid Cahill collides with Ashley Brohan. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill COROFIN’s bid to win the Clare intermediate hurling title for the first time in over two decades is firmly on track after they dispatched of the challenge of their neighbours Ruan on Sunday evening.