Lissycasey bring Clare SFC bid back to life beating Ennistymon
LISSYCASEY HAVE brought their championship campaign back to life with a merited six point win over Ennistymon at a very wet Cusack Park.
Sean Rynne
Scariff’s goal-den generation soars to new heights
Keelan Haritgan on the attack. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill The Group of Death came to life in spectacular fashion in Cusack Park when Scariff threw their hat into the ring for a quarter-final spot.
Time to deliver for perennial contenders Inagh/Kilnamona
*Sean Rynne’s second season at senior level will see him carry additional responsibility. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill INAGH/KILNAMONA may be making their first appearance in the championship this weekend but could potentially knock out reigning champions Ballyea.
Lohan drops four members of Clare senior panel ahead of All-Ireland quarter-final
*Clare senior hurling manager, Brian Lohan. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill BRIAN LOHAN has dropped four members of the Clare senior hurling panel ahead of Saturday’s All-Ireland SHC quarter-final versus Dublin.
Clare’s U20 left gutted as they come up just short to Cork in Munster final
*Ian MacNamara tries to win possession back. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill CLARE’S U20 hurlers came up agonisingly short in their bid to become provincial champions for the fifth time.
Comprehensive 14 point win sees Clare’s U20 hurlers maintain unbeaten run
*Oisin O’Donnell. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill Keith Smyth and Senan Dunford starred as Clare knocked Waterford out of the Munster Under 20 Hurling Championship in Dungarvan tonight.
Bounce in Clare’s U20s step for Waterford trip
*Keith Smyth. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill CLARE’S hopes of reaching the semi-finals of the Munster U20 hurling championship are reliant on obtaining results against Waterford and Cork in their final two outings.
Derby drama at the death once more as Clare salvage another draw
*Sean Rynne hit the all-important equaliser for Clare. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill Bemoaning their lack of injury-time luck in 2022, Clare certainly tested their newfound fortune to its optimum when firing the last three points to snatch their second successive draw of the Munster Under 20 Championship in TUS Gaelic Grounds on Wednesday evening.
Crotty equalises with last puck to gift Clare U20s draw against Tipperary
*Ronan O’Connor bats the ball away. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill CLARE AND TIPPERARY had to settle for a share of the spoils in the opening round of the Munster U20 hurling championship.
Hogan to captain Clare U20s against favourites Tipperary
*Adam Hogan. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill. THE RACE for what is predicted to be one of the most competitive Munster under 20 hurling championships for some time begins for Clare on Saturday as they take on Tipperary.