*Graham Ball is the Clare minor hurling captain. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. CHAMPIONSHIP commences for Clare’s minor hurlers this Saturday, they are without one of seven survivors from last year’s panel with promising forward Paul Rodgers missing out.
*Truagh/Clonlara coach Ryan Morris. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. TRUAGH/CLONLARA coach Ryan Morris will be postponing his honeymoon to prepare for their All-Ireland senior club camogie final.
*Truagh/Clonlara coach, Ryan Morris. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill EXPERIENCE stood to Truagh/Clonlara as they sealed their place in a first-ever Munster club senior camogie final.
*Ryan Morris. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. HAVING won their first title last season, Truagh/Clonlara have no intention of letting go of the McMahon Cup.
Eimear Begley, Maeve Donnellan and Laura Foley. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill A CLEARLY delighted Truagh/Clonlara mentor Ryan Morris was lost for words. “Unbelievable, I cannot put words on this”, was his first reaction moments after the final whistle.
*Louise Egan. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill TRUAGH/CLONLARA are facing into their third senior camogie final on the trot, looking to win silverware for the first time but “have nothing to lose” according to their coach.
*Michelle Caulfield tries to break the tackle of Labhaoise O’Donnell. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill THEY MAY HAVE BEEN defeated for the second year in a row on county final day but the coach of the Truagh/Clonlara senior camogie side is confident they will regroup and return with renewed vengeance next year.
