Scariff/Ogonnelloe put county title on the line in showdown with Truagh/Clonlara
Championship survival is on the line for teams this weekend in the Clare senior camogie campaign.
Championship survival is on the line for teams this weekend in the Clare senior camogie campaign.
It’s the view of many Clare GAA followers that the intermediate hurling championship is a particularly difficult competition to win.
After carving out potential match-winning positions on two previous occasions, Inagh-Kilnamona finally cemented victory at the third attempt in what was a fully merited result in Cusack Park on Friday evening.
Action steps up a gear in the Clare SHC with the second round representing a do or die knockout clash for all senior sides, Eoin Brennan previews what we can expect.
Five Clare women will be involved with Treaty Utd as the club begins its first season involved in the Women’s National League.
Pedestrians have not walked on a historic Newmarket-on-Fergus footpath for two decades due to its deteriorating condition, a local representative has claimed.
A ‘sinking sub-standard road’ in Newmarket-on-Fergus is not due for an upgrade in Clare County Council’s 2020 roadworks programme.
A tight window of time has left GAA clubs across the county scrambling to get up to championship speed and has resulted in injuries hitting every single team.
In a dogged tie that could have realistically swung in either direction, it was Clonlara who provided the greater composure coming down the final straight to edge the opening spoils in Sixmilebridge on Friday evening.
With the exhaust fumes of the 2012 title winning juggernaut fading inexorably into the distance with every passing season, Newmarket-on-Fergus’ priority list has understandably altered significantly towards moulding a whole new generation of flagship hurlers in recent times.