Clare U20s qualify for Munster semi-final
*Jack O’Neill was Clare’s star man with a personal haul of 0-6. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. CLARE’s U20 hurlers are through to the Munster semi-final where they will be away to Cork.
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Organ helps Clare grind out win over Waterford
*James Organ. Photograph: Ruth Griffin AN UNANSWERED rally of 1-4 including a goal from James Organ saw Clare’s U20 hurlers record their first win of this year’s Munster championship.
Clare U20s side named for championship opener against Cork
*Jack O’Neill. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill TERENCE FAHY has named his starting team as the Clare U20 hurlers get set to make their bow in the Munster championship.
Wolfe Tones through to another final
*Craig Riordan. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. WOLFE TONES are preparing for another final after qualifying for the U21B football decider.
Champions Cratloe claim top spot in Group 3 with hard-fought Doonbeg win
*Cratloe captain, Kevin Harnett. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill COUNTY CHAMPIONS Cratloe have taken top spot in Group 3 of the TUS Clare SFC after battling past the challenge of Doonbeg.
Killaloe’s McMahon leads Ard Scoil into battle for Harty Cup final
*Ard Scoil Rís joint captains, Fintan Fitzgerald and Sean McMahon. CUSACK PARK hosts the Dr Harty Cup final on Saturday at 1pm with plenty of Clare involvement in the Ard Scoil Rís ranks.
Clare players inspire Ard Scoil Ris to Harty Cup final while Scariff bow out of Munster
The dream of Harty cup success in 2024 remains very much alive for a number of Clare players after Ard Scoil Ris from Limerick knocked competition favourites out of the 2024 championship at Kilmallock this Saturday afternoon. Ard Scoil Ris 0-18 Thurles CBS 1-14 Ten Claremen were in the Limerick school’s starting line up and …
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Sense of brotherhood standing to Clare’s minor hurlers
*Daire Neville, Marc O’Brien, Jamie Moylan, Sean Arthur, Eoin Begley, Eoin Carey, Michael Collins & Matthew O’Halloran. CLARE’S MINOR hurlers are playing with a sense of camaraderie that epitomises the strong bond within the panel.
Minors hoping to follow in their father’s footsteps
*Matthew O’Halloran in action for Clare. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill THE SONS of three members of Clare’s All-Ireland winning teams from 1995 and 1997 are following in their father’s footsteps and are set to wear the saffron and blue for the county minor hurlers.
