*Niamh Mulqueen (far right) with Rebecca Crowe, Anne-Marie McGann and Sinead O’Keeffe. Photograph: John Mangan MOMENTS can turn a game on its head and for Clare midfielder Niamh Mulqueen, it was the thirty second swing in the opening half when a Tipperary goal was prevented and it ended up kick starting a move that resulted …
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*Sarah Loughnane leads the celebrations in Hotel Woodstock. Photograph: John Mangan AT HALF-TIME in Croke Park, the message from Clare’s junior camogie panel was simply, they were not leaving Dublin without the Kathleen Mills Cup.
Regan Conway. Photograph: ©INPHO/Oisin Keniry CLARE’S JUNIOR CAMOGIE SIDE began their All-Ireland campaign with a comprehensive twenty two point home win over Mayo.
CLARE are the Munster Junior camogie champions after recording a convincing ten point win over Waterford.
Kilkishen’s Alannah Ryan is close to full fitness for Saturday’s final. Photograph: ©INPHO/Bryan Keane Contesting the Munster senior and junior camogie championship finals on this Saturday, a week after playing in the provincial minor A final is “a huge sign of the progress being made by Clare camogie” according to team mentor Brendan Foley.
*Photograph; Gerard O’Neill SCARIFF BAY COMMUNITY RADIO have announced the 2021 Clare Camogie All Stars.
An exciting new chapter for Clare Camogie begins in earnest this weekend when both the senior and junior sides take to the field in the opening round of the National Camogie Leagues.
*Truagh/Clonlara joint captain, Michelle Powell. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill It was a result that definitely couldn’t have been envisaged by either side at important junctures but in the end, a replay proved the fairest outcome after a compelling 80 minute showdown in Clarecastle.
