*Crusheen’s Jamie Fitzgibbon. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill FORGING a winning start is vital for all teams beginning their Clare SHC campaign and for Crusheen they’ve turned to a management with history of success to guide their efforts.
BURNPARK LAYLA brought success to Cree owner Michael Browne in Friday’s racing in Galway.
After the most incredible four weeks of canine action, the Con & Annie Kirby Memorial saw the aptly named Clonbrien Treaty announce himself as a future superstar, producing a brilliant display to emerge an easy and most deserving winner of the €80,000 to the winner showpiece at the Limerick Track on Friday night last.
At the annual general meeting of Crusheen GAA club at the weekend, the club’s senior hurling management team for 2023 was ratified. It includes Michael Browne, manager when the club won back to back Clare senior titles in 2010 and 2011. He had managed Tulla to Canon Hamilton success in 2007. He is a former …
CREE’s Michael Browne had double delight in Galway on Saturday night with Burnpark Max and Burnpark Ronaldo took top spot in their respective races.
BALLYEA’S Nugent clan had double delight at the kennels in Galway over the weekend.
Pinnacle Rio claimed a fourteenth career success for Michael Costelloe while the John Maher owned Kate’s Princess routed her rivals in Galway.
Davy Fitzgerald is on course to be named as the new manager of the Galway senior hurlers.
*FILE PIC: Ciaran Browne. Askingforafriend provided a timely lift for Ennis publican Ciaran Browne at Galway track over the weekend.
*Leroy & Lily Anne Cremin with Miltown Casey Miltown Malbay owned Paradise Mission caused a big upset in the final heat of the Treaty Cup Open on Saturday night.