Newmarket Celtic prevail in historic encounter to go top of Premier Division
Newmarket Celtic have gone five points clear at the top of the Maloney Garden Machinery Premier Division following the shortest game in the history of Clare soccer.
Shane Cusack
Wexford send Clare packing in Oscar Traynor
*Clare’s Eoin O’Brien and Dylan Casey. Photograph: Mark Hayes Clare have exited the Oscar Traynor Trophy with a disappointing display on Saturday evening punished by a physical Wexford outfit.
Clare name provisional Oscar Traynor squad
*Conor Mullen. Photograph: Oliver Fitzpatrick Shane Keegan has named his provisional squad for Clare’s opening Oscar Traynor outing in the 2019/20 competition.
Shane savours second Clare Cup medal
*Newmarket Celtic’s Shane Cusack. Photograph: Mark Hayes “Patience” was key for Newmarket Celtic A according to Shane Cusack as they overcame Newmarket Celtic B to win the Clare Cup for the eighteenth time on Friday evening.
‘Most unusual’ game Ryan & Newmarket Celtic had to prepare for
*Martin ‘Monty’ Mulqueen and David McCarthy compete for possession. Photograph: Mark Hayes In the clash of Newmarket Celtic’s A vs B side on Friday night, the club and it’s families were split as it’s two adult teams faced off in the Banner Carpets and Flooring Clare Cup Final.
Newmarket beat Newmarket in Clare Cup Final
*David Reidy under pressure from Paudie Hayes & Kieran Eyres. Photograph: Mark Hayes Newmarket Celtic A won a historic eight Clare Cup title in a row overcoming their friends, neighbours and clubmates Newmarket Celtic B on Friday evening.
More penalty pain for Newmarket Celtic
*Photograph: Oliver Fitzpatrick Newmarket Celtic were knocked out of the Munster Junior Cup on penalties by Limerick club Pike Rovers.