*Clare’s U20 footballers. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. CLARE’s run in the Munster U20 football championship concluded with one win from six outings.
*Luke Pyne was Clare’s best player. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill CLARE’s U20 footballers were blown away by Kerry in a dead-rubber provincial tie with the Kingdom already through to the Munster final.
*Clare U20 manager, Maurice Walsh. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. DESPITE their fourth loss in the Munster championship, Clare U20 boss Maurice Walsh said his charges are as good as any side in the province but they were caught by an inability to produce a seventy minute display.
*Clare centre forward Seán Fennell. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. CLARE’s hopes of progressing to a Munster U20 final were ended by Tipperary on Tuesday evening.
*Evan Cahill battles to hold onto the ball. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill CORK’s blistering start to the second half killed Clare’s hopes of securing a win in their first outing of phase two in the Munster U20 football championship.
*Clare wing back Luke Pyne. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. CLARE’s U20 footballers are back in championship action this evening (Tuesday) with the panel of players “relishing” the chance to play three more games in Munster.
*Evan Cahill in action for Clare. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. CLARE’S U20 footballers have brought their championship bid to life, overcoming Limerick to qualify for phase two in Munster.
*Seán McAllister. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. THEY MAY be without a win in two outings but Clare’s U20 footballers are fully confident of progressing to phase two of the Munster championship.
*Daire Culligan. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill A POINT AT the death saw Clare’s U20 footballers fall to back to back defeats in phase one of the provincial championship.
*Maurice Walsh. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. CLARE’S U20 footballers have left themselves with an uphill battle after suffering a shock loss to Waterford in Doonbeg on Saturday.
