*Daire Keane was part of the winning team in 2025. Photograph: Tom Micks KILMALEY will be crowning the second-ever winners of the Toughest Tribe as the endurance event returns this weekend.
John Conlon receives the willwego.com Clare Cup from Clare GAA’s Neil O’Brien. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill SIXTEEN teams in two groups of eight will compete for the WillWeGo Clare Cup title.
*Kilmaley manager, Brian Culbert. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. BRIAN CULBERT will manage Kilmaley’s senior hurlers for a fourth year.
*Liam O’Reilly was among those to oppose the motion. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. FOR THE second year in a row a motion seeking to amend the county bye-law dealing with the regrading of players failed to win the support of delegates.
(L-R): Ann McLaughlin Michael Maher Mary Custy, Mary Purcell Regional Manager in the South & West Midwest, Celia Brett Midwest Area Coordinator and Paddy Maher. €2000 has been presented to Grow Mental Health following a recent fundraiser in Kilmaley.
AN ART exhibition in memory of Dylan Costelloe Clohessy, late of Lissycasey and Kilmaley will be presented for the first time in Ennis this week.
ENNIS’ branch of Grow Mental Health will hold a social dancing fundraiser this weekend.
*Lissycasey’s Michael Kelly and Michael Nash of St Joseph’s Doora/Barefield in action in last year’s U21A final. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. FORMATS for the U21 championships in hurling and football will change, days before the football competition was due to kick off.
*Éire Óg’s Darren Moroney gets away from Éanna McMahon of Kilmaley. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. IT WAS A BATTLE that Éire Óg edged Kilmaley in to claim their place in the TUS Clare SHC final.
*Kilmaley captain, Mikey O’Malley. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. FINE MARGINS yet again were Kilmaley’s undoing as they exited the TUS Clare SHC.