Donnellan & St Joseph’s Spanish Point driven on by buzz from supporters
*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.
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Dillon name continues to play a big role promoting football in Clare
*Paul Dillon speaking to Seamus Hayes. Photograph: John Mangan THE DILLON name is well known in Doonbeg football and Paul is one of three brothers currently promoting the game in schools across the county.
‘It will be the biggest game we play’ – joint captain Moloney ready for All-Ireland final
*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.
Rivalry between Miltown and Kilmurry Ibrickane strengths St Joseph’s Point – Neylon
*Sean Neylon speaking to Seamus Hayes. Photograph: John Mangan DESPITE BEING fiercest of rivals the bond between players from St Joseph’s Miltown and Kilmurry Ibrickane is “unreal” when it comes to St Joseph’s Spanish Point.
All-Ireland PPS final adding to the development of future Clare footballers – Reidy
*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.
All-Ireland titles for all grades gives us something to aim for – O’Brien
*Sean O’Brien. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill Miltown Malbay’s Sean O’Brien knows what it takes to win any title.
Spanish Point’s solid character praised following further schools success
*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.
Schools glory for Spanish Point
ST JOSEPH’S SPANISH POINT have won the county senior schools football final.
Mixed luck for Clare schools in Colleges hurling and football
There was mixed luck for a number of Clare schools in Munster colleges hurling and football championships this Tuesday and Wednesday. With a strong Clare squad in their line up, Ard Scoil Ris from Limerick qualified for the Dr. Harty cup semi-final when they scored a 1-22 to 1-17 win over Our Lady’s Templemore. They …
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Clare GAA goes ahead of the pack with creation of Youth Committee
FUTURE LEADERS IN Clare GAA are to come to the fore following the establishment of a new youth committee.