*Ryan Griffin, Conor Finnucane, Mikey O’Neill and Matt Shea are among the most experienced members of the Lissycasey side. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography LISSYCASEY have turned to a member of their 2007 Clare SFC winning management to lead the line for the club’s senior team in 2026 and he will be joined by two former county …
*Clare U20 hurling manager, Terence Fahy. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. A FRESH strategic review for Clare GAA has been sought while the county U20 hurling manager has said refereeing at the grade is becoming “increasingly problematic”.
*Joe Hayes. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. JOE HAYES and his management team will continue in charge of the Clare minor footballers for a second season.
*Clare senior football manager, Peter Keane. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. CLARE senior football manager Peter Keane is to take time before considering if he will commit to the county for a second season.
Gareth Murphy holds off Eoghan Joy. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. A savouring first half gave way for a sobering second as Clare’s Munster Final hopes were decisively shattered by a rampant Kerry in Páirc Naomh Mhuire in Quilty.
*A disappointed Liam Casey in Semple Stadium. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. DEFEAT in the Daryl Darcy Cup final left Clare’s minor footballers and their manager Joe Hayes “gutted”.
*Clare captain Donncha O’Dwyer powers forward. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. THERE was heartbreak for Clare once more as for the second successive time in a week, Tipperary produced a smash-and-grab turnaround to wrestle back the Daryl Darcy Cup
*Photograph: James Downes CLARE’s minor footballers are keen to issue a response when they vie to win the Daryl Darcy Cup this Monday evening.
*Clare’s minor footballers. Photograph: James Downes DESPITE SUCCESSIVE wins, Clare minor footballers still have it all to play for in the final round of phase one of the Munster championship.
*Conor Burke. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. BACK to back wins have been recorded by Clare’s minor footballers, the latest seeing them overcome Waterford by twelve points.