Kilmihil ‘a very confusing place for pedestrians’
KILMIHIL has been described as “a very confusing place for a pedestrian”.
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Banner Ladies land thirteenth senior title
*Banner Ladies celebrate. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill Banner Ladies led by Niamh O’Dea, captained by Eva O’Dea and managed by JJ O’Dea claimed the Clare LGFA senior title for the thirteenth time.
Callinan’s Kilmihil chasing a second senior crown
*Kevin Callinan. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography Kevin Callinan is managing the Kilmihil ladies football team for a fourth successive year and Sunday’s final against Banner ladies will mark their third final appearance under his watch since taking up the role in 2019.
Ellie continues to lead by example for Kilmihil
*Ellie O’Gorman in action against St Joseph’s Doora/Barefield. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill Ellie O’Gorman is a key member of the Kilmihil and Clare ladies football teams and followers of the West Clare club will be looking to her to lead their challenge for honours on Sunday.
Sports mad O’Dea family hungry for more success
*JJ & Eva O’Dea. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography SPORT is a huge part of life in the O’Dea household and this weekend will again highlight the fact that family members will have to choose which fixture to attend.
Department of Education sign off on ‘significant expansion’ of St Michael’s Community College in Kilmihil
AN EXTENSION has been approved for St Michael’s Community College in Kilmihil.
Murray hat-trick helps Miltown stay senior as Kilmihil drop to intermediate
*Cormac Murray scored a hat-trick as St Joseph’s Miltown defeated Kilmihil. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill A TENSE finale saw St Joseph’s Miltown retain their senior status at the expense of Kilmihil.
Banner Ladies move a step closer to title number thirteen
*Laurie Ryan bursts past Emma Healy. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography Banner Ladies and Kilmihil justified favouritism when winning their respective Clare ladies senior football semi-finals on Sunday.
Way clear for ladies football semi-finals with Burren Gaels in last four for first time
*Action from the clash of Kilmihil and Kilmurry Ibrickane. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill After the final round of games in the group stage the way is clear for the semi-finals of the Clare ladies senior and intermediate football championships.
St Joseph’s Miltown in ‘do or die’ territory to save senior status
*Conor Cleary does his best to shake off Paraic Aherne. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill ST JOSEPH’S MILTOWN are facing into a “do or die” relegation battle after falling to their fourth successive defeat of this year’s championship.