Lissycasey leap to top of Cusack Cup with third win on the trot
*Lissycasey’s Conor Finnucane. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill LISSYCASEY join St Breckan’s at the top of the Cusack Cup table after recording a third successive win.
Niall Kelly
Dark horses Lissycasey can liven up championship
*Lissycasey’s Connor Meaney. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill IT’s been five years since the winners of the Cusack Cup have left a meaningful dent when it comes to championship and Lissycasey are looking to put an end to that trend.
Lissycasey lead the way to be crowned Cusack Cup champions
*Clare GAA Chairman Kieran Keating presents the Cusack Cup to Conor Finnucane, Lisssycasey’s captain. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. LISSYCASEY have claimed the Cusack Cup title for the second time in their history after easing past the challenge of holders Ennistymon.
Lissycasey back in Clare SFC quarter-finals for third year on the trot
*Seamus Collins impressed once again at centre-back for Lissycasey. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill Lissycasey became the first team of the weekend to achieve quarter-final status by defeating neighbours Clondegad by three points, in an entertaining contest played at Cusack Park on Saturday.
Lissycasey bounce back into contention with first ever Clare SFC win over Doonbeg
*Niall Kelly scored Lissycasey’s second goal. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill Lissycasey went into this second round senior championship game at Kilmihil this Saturday afternoon needing a victory. They will be pleased with the outcome and particularly so because the result marked the club’s first ever senior championship victory over Doonbeg at senior level.
Miltown edge closer to Cusack Cup title
*Gordon Kelly of St Josephs Miltown. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill Three teams share top spot in the race for this season’s Cusack cup (Division 1 football league).
Miltown’s three in a row bid is alive and well
St Josephs Miltown’s hopes of a third Clare senior football title in a row are alive and well.
Extra time needed for Cooraclare to get past Kilrush
Cooraclare did it the hard way as they eventually shrugged off the challenge of a spirited Kilrush Shamrocks side to stay in the race for the Jack Daly.