Victory means ‘a hell of a lot to Clare’ – Carmody
*John Carmody. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill FINISHING their Glen Dimplex All-Ireland senior camogie championship campaign means a hell of a lot to Clare, manager John Carmody insisted.
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Feakle & Blues battling to join Inamona in Clare Cup semi-finals as are Broadford, Clarecastle & Doora/Barefield
*Shane McGrath and Stephen Conway battle with Patrick Donnellan. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill FEAKLE or Newmarket-on-Fergus will join Inagh/Kilnamona in the FutureTicketing Clare Cup semi-finals.
Cleary aware Clare have ‘awful lot of work to do’ in taking down Limerick
*Conor Cleary. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill MILTOWN Malbay’s Conor Cleary who plays his club hurling with Kilmaley admits that playing in the Munster final has been Clare’s target since the championship got under way.
Inamona still unbeaten with further Clare Cup wins for Bridge, Scariff, Mills & Blues
*Fred Hegarty under pressure from Shane McGrath and Oisin Donnellan. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill INAGH/KILNAMONA remain top of the Future Ticketing Clare Cup Division 1A table and they are still unbeaten following their latest outing.
Carmody & Clare have targeted Down game from the get-go
*John Carmody. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill When the Clare senior camogie panel came together at the end of last year to plan for 2024, the opening round in this season’s All-Ireland senior championship was given special attention.
Carmody ‘really pleased’ as Clare cut the gap with All-Ireland champions Cork
*Caoimhe Cahill takes on Libby Coppinger. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill CLARE bowed out of the Munster senior camogie championship with an eight point loss to Cork but manager John Carmody remained “really pleased” with his side as they turn their attention to the All-Ireland series.
Difficult test awaits youthful Clare camogie side in Cork
*Ellen Casey has made the step-up to the senior side for Clare. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill A YOUNG and relatively new look Clare will begin their Munster senior camogie championship campaign with a semi-final date with favourites Cork at SuperValu Pairc Uí Chaoimh at 12 noon on Sunday.
Inamona make it four from four at halfway stage of Clare Cup with wins for Feakle, Crusheen, Scariff & Newmarket-on-Fergus
*Kevin Hehir returned to action after a spell out injured and travelling. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill HIGH scoring was the order of the day as round four in the FutureTicketing Clare Cup took place at the weekend with all but one of the games going ahead on Friday evening.
Cusack Park capacity of 18,800 to be inspected before championship & PRO says outgoing committee were not appreciated
*Photograph: Gerard O’Neill CUSACK PARK’s capacity is to be inspected prior to the keenly awaited Munster SHC opening round tie between Clare and Limerick.
Inamona maintain 100% record with Bridge, Clonlara, Clooney/Quin & Kilmaley picking up wins
*Seamus Foudy got Inagh/Kilnamona’s goal in the opening half. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill DESPITE the inclement weather at the weekend, round three in the FutureTicketing Clare concluded with Inagh/Kilnamona at the top of the Division 1A table after recording their third successive victory.