Clare minors have clean bill of health for championship trip to Tipp
*Clare joint captain, Ian O’Brien. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. CLARE’S minor hurlers have a clean bill of health as they make their championship bow this Easter weekend.
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Glory for St Michael’s Kilmihil in Munster decider
*The victorious St Michael’s CC panel and management. ST MICHAEL’S Community College, Kilmihil brought a Munster title back to West Clare with a comprehensive success over Cork counterparts, Millstreet Community College.
O’Halloran to move from Clare minors to U20s
*Damien O’Halloran. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill ALL-IRELAND winning coach Damien O’Halloran is moving from the Clare minors to the U20 hurlers for 2026.
O’Connell on the cusp of historic minor double
*Ger O’Connell. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill AN ALL-IRELAND minor winner in 1997, Ger O’Connell is bidding to become the first Clare man to taste success at the grade as a player and manager.
Clare minor hurlers looking to make their mark as championship commences
*Graham Ball is the Clare minor hurling captain. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. CHAMPIONSHIP commences for Clare’s minor hurlers this Saturday, they are without one of seven survivors from last year’s panel with promising forward Paul Rodgers missing out.
The Water Break: Moving round shakes up the competition in race for the Canon Hamilton
*Ciaran Russell in action with John Conlon. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill MOVING round has came and gone in the TUS Clare SHC leaving plenty of talking points following an exciting weekend of action.
‘Clonlara the favourites but Éire Óg will take some stopping if they get out of group’ – McNamara
*Jarlath Collins in action with Colm Galvin. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill SEVERAL LIVELY contests can be expected with the start of the TUS Clare senior hurling championship.
Sammon appointed Roscommon manager
*Kevin Sammon. CLARE’S connections with Roscommon hurling have been re-established following the appointment of Bodyke native Kevin Sammon as the Rossies’ new manager.
U21B glory for Broadford
*Broadford players celebrate. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill Broadford were crowned Clare under 21 B hurling champions at Clarecastle this Saturday afternoon where they recorded a one point win over Kilmaley in a tie which produced some exciting hurling with the teams level on five occasions.
Broadford & Kilmaley qualify for U21B decider
*Andrew Conheady commits a foul during the second half of Broadford vs Tulla. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill Kilmaley and Broadford will clash in the U21 B hurling championship final following their semi-final victories over Feakle/Killanena and Tulla respectively in Saturday’s semi-finals.