*Eimear Considine. Photograph: Dan Sheridan / Inpho EIMEAR CONSIDINE is one of the Clare sporting stars of her generation and is within a hour of recording her greatest achievement in management and coaching.
*St Joseph’s Spanish Point in a huddle. ST JOSEPH’S Spanish Point have qualified for the All-Ireland Senior A ladies football final after an extra-time epic with Moate Community School.
*St Joseph’s Spanish Point celebrate their Munster success. HAVING bagged the Munster and Clare colleges senior A ladies football titles in recent weeks, St Joseph’s Spanish Point are hoping to qualify for an All-Ireland decider.
*Celebrations kick off for St Joseph’s Spanish Point. VICTORIOUS St Joseph’s Spanish Point manager, Paul Reidy said their Munster success is “just reward” for the effort displayed by his panel of players.
*Photograph: John Sheridan. A leading figure in Inagh/Kilnamona and Clare camogie teams, Fiona Lafferty is well placed to comment on the task facing St Josephs, Spanish Point in Saturday’s Munster post primary schools senior A ladies football final when they will stake on Mercy Clonmel.
Carmel Naughton, Paul Reidy principal of St Joseph’s Secondary School Spanish Point, Aaron Townsend, Minister Jack Chambers TD and Martin Naughton at the 2025 Naughton Foundation Scholarship awards held at Trinity Business School, Trinity College Dublin. Photograph: Kieran Harnett COORACLARE’s Aaron Townsend has been awarded with a Naughton Foundation Scholarship worth €25,000.
*Mikey Keating clings onto possession under pressure for Kilmihil. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill MAJOR shocks have brought the TUS Clare SFC to life following the second round of games held over the weekend.
*Darragh O’Shea and James Curran try to win possession from Kildysart’s Keith O’Connor. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill NINE teams are left standing in the race for honours in the Clare senior and intermediate football championships.
*Cratloe’s Shane Neville. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill CRATLOE AND KILMIHIL are on the road this weekend in the Munster club quarter-finals.
*Martin O’Leary is challenged by Conor Magner. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill KILMIHIL believe they have yet to produce their top performance and joint captain Martin O’Leary is aiming for them to deliver it this weekend.