Kilmihil determined to push on in Munster following county success
*Timmy Ryan. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. KILMIHIL’s spirit was evident as they claimed a second senior ladies football championship but they are determined to push on in Munster.
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Kilmihil traffic calming back on the agenda following loss of funding
*Kilmihil. RESIDENTS of Kilmihil must be on the same page when it comes to traffic calming, engineers in Clare County Council have warned after efforts to install measures last year broke down.
Glory for Kilmihil in senior ladies football decider
*Rosie Currane receives the trophy from Clare LGFA President James Lafferty. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. KILMIHIL were crowned Clare ladies senior football champions for the second time.
Kilmihil ‘very proud’ to be one of few football clubs in Clare competing at senior level for mens and ladies
*Timmy Ryan addresses the Kilmihil panel. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography KILMIHIL senior ladies football know they are facing a big challenge on Sunday but manager Timmy Ryan says they are focusing “on what we have and if we deliver on that we have a great chance”.
JJ chasing fifteenth senior title as Banner Ladies boss
*JJ O’Dea. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography Should the Banner Ladies manage to capture the Clare ladies senior football championship title on Sunday, it will be a remarkable 15th title for five of their players and for manager J.J. O’Dea.
Ellie eager to win second championship with Kilmihil
*Kilmihil defender, Ellie O’Gorman. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. QUALIFYING for the Clare senior final having suffered defeat in the semi-final for the past two years “is massive” for Kilmihil.
Micaela honoured to lead Ennis RFC’s march into AIL ranks
Micaela Glynn wins a lineout. Photograph: John Glynn. MICAELA Glynn is making history this weekend as she captains Ennis RFC Ladies team in County Clare’s first-ever All Ireland League (AIL) match.
Doonbeg must target lasting legacy Irish Open left in Lahinch
*Crowds at the 2019 Irish Open in Lahinch. A LASTING LEGACY left by The Irish Open in Lahinch needs to be replicated in Doonbeg.
Glory for Kilmihil in relegation final as Wolfe Tones drop back down to intermediate
*Ciaran Downes was the star man for Kilmihil. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. KILMIHIL have prevailed in the Clare SFC relegation final for the second year in a row, this time to send reigning intermediate champions Wolfe Tones back out of the top tier.
Kilmihil ‘have to carry strong performances’ into relegation final
*Kilmihil’s Ciaran Downes. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. KILMIHIL will line out in the Clare SFC relegation final for the second year running but this time round they have produced much stronger performances.