*Diarmuid Comber brings the ball out of defence. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill GIVEN THE AMOUNT of effort put in by St Joseph’s Spanish Point’s senior footballers, winning a national title was “the absolute minimum” that the players deserved.
*St Joseph’s Spanish Point players celebrate. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill Conor Kearney wore the number four jersey but lined out at full-back for St Joseph’s as they won the All Ireland PPS Senior D Championship on Saturday in Tuam.
SMOTHER, the hit RTÉ drama filmed in North-West Clare comes to a conclusion this Sunday.
Captains Josh Moloney & Sean Neylon. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill St Joseph’s Spanish Point produced a tremendous second half display to be crowned All Ireland PPS Senior D champions and lift the Rice Cup.
*Gary Donnellan. Photograph: John Mangan ST JOSEPH’S SPANISH POINT will be buoyed by the noise of a loud support in Tuam this weekend as they bid for All-Ireland glory.
*Josh Moloney speaking to Seamus Hayes. Photograph: John Mangan Kilmurry Ibrickane’s Josh Moloney is the team’s joint captain along with Sean Neylon and both have the experience of having played senior football championship with their clubs last year.
*Paul Reidy speaking to Seamus Hayes. Photograph: John Mangan POST-PRIMARY schools football is vital for the development of future county players, the manager of the St Joseph’s Spanish Point partaking in Saturday’s All-Ireland Senior D football final has said.
*Sean O’Brien. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill Miltown Malbay’s Sean O’Brien knows what it takes to win any title.
PURE RESULTS, the wellness company owned by television presenter Kathryn Thomas will be hosting their first retreat in West Clare, next month.
*Paul Reidy. WINNING COUNTY and provincial titles has already made 2023 “an incredible year” for the senior football side of St Joseph’s Spanish Point.
