Extra-time drama as Avenue sink Newmarket to win 14th Clare Cup
*Photos by Joe Buckley AVENUE UTD were crowned Ennis Carpets Clare Cup champions for the fourteenth time, defeating rivals Newmarket Celtic after extra time in Saturday’s decider.
*Photos by Joe Buckley AVENUE UTD were crowned Ennis Carpets Clare Cup champions for the fourteenth time, defeating rivals Newmarket Celtic after extra time in Saturday’s decider.
*Kieran Mahony is an injury doubt for Newmarket Celtic. Photograph: Joe Buckley NEWMARKET CELTIC are sweating over the fitness of some key attackers ahead of Saturday’s Ennis Carpets Clare Cup final while a fixture clash for the parish’s hurling side will also deprive them of some defensive options.
*Newmarket Celtic manager, Alan Gough. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. A CHANCE to win a first league and cup double since 2020 is on the line for Newmarket Celtic when they cross swords with fierce rivals Avenue Utd this Saturday.
*Newmarket Celtic defender Tadhg Noonan in action against Shannon Town. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. TADHG Noonan has played his part in welding a formidable defensive anchor with Harvey Cullinan for Newmarket Celtic as the club strives to win successive Clare Cup titles.
*Cathal Cullinan is congratulated after scoring Newmarket Celtic’s third goal. Photograph: Joe Buckley CLARE CUP champions Newmarket Celtic are through to their fourteen Cup final in fifteen years after overcoming neighbours Bridge Utd.
*Manager Alan Gough (centre) alongside Chairman Jody Halpin, goalkeeper coach Johnny Ryan, coach Mark McKeogh, medic Martin Cooney, S&C coach Aaron Ryan and kit man Owen McCarthy. Photograph: Joe Buckley. WINNING a Premier Division title in his first season as Newmarket Celtic manager was an achievement for Alan Gough but doing so by going unbeaten …
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*Photograph: Joe Buckley JACK KELLY claimed a third Premier Division medal but his latest accolade was the most memorable as he captained Newmarket Celtic to glory.
TULLA UTD are the last Clare club standing in the FAI Junior Cup after Avenue Utd were annihilated by Coachford and Newmarket Celtic exited on penalties over the weekend.
*Jack Kelly leads the celebrations for Newmarket Celtic. Photograph: Joe Buckley. NEWMARKET CELTIC have been crowned winners of the Maloney Hardware Premier Division for the first time since 2023.
*Newmarket Celtic’s Eoin Hayes. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. NEWMARKET CELTIC have moved closer to league glory with an Eoin Hayes hat-trick pushing them seven points clear of their nearest rivals.