Tony Kelly named as a 2020 All Star
Tony Kelly has been named as a 2020 All Star off the back of one of his greatest years in the Clare jersey.
Tony Kelly has been named as a 2020 All Star off the back of one of his greatest years in the Clare jersey.
THE Covid-19 pandemic has created many challenges over the last 11 months – and as they say, with challenges come opportunities. When it comes to education, nobody has been more prepared than institutions which specialise in distance learning.
Keith Carr has stepped down as strength and conditioning coach to the Clare senior hurlers after one season in the role.
Clare’s senior hurlers are set to be without regular defender Seadna Morey for the 2021 inter-county season.
Tony Kelly has added another personal honour to his mantelpiece after being named PWC GAA/GPA player of the month for November.
Clare senior hurling manager, Brian Lohan has said 2018 All Star John Conlon will not be in the reckoning for their All-Ireland quarter-final with Waterford.
“Anything could happen” with only six teams left standing in the race for the Liam McCarthy, Clare’s Tony Kelly has outlined.
Time waits for no man, woman or child, athletes too are included in this bracket and unfortunately the talent and ability of Tony Kelly cannot be bottled to pass onto future generations.
One of the darkest days I experienced as a Clare hurling supporter was last year when Clare were decimated by Limerick in the Gaelic Grounds.
It’s been a whirlwind two year period for Domhnall McMahon.