*Fidelma Marrinan kicked 2-09 for Clare. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill BACK TO BACK wins have secured Clare’s ladies footballers a place in the knockout stages of the TG4 All-Ireland intermediate championship.
*Chloe Moloney of Clare in action against Clodagh Dunne of Laois during the TG4 All-Ireland Ladies Football Intermediate Championship Semi-Final match between Clare and Laois at St Brigid’s GAA club in Kiltoom, Roscommon. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile LAST WEEKEND was a big one for Clare footballer Chloe Moloney in her pursuit of glory on two …
*Clare’s Zi Yan Spillane. Photograph: Gerard O’Neill CUSACK PARK will host both encounters for the county’s flagship ladies teams this weekend.
*Clare captain Caoimhe Harvey in action against Emily Bailey. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography CLARE LADIES football captain, Caoimhe Harvey is fully focused on recording back to back wins in the TG4 All-Ireland intermediate championship.
*Photograph: Sportsfile Clare’s ladies footballers exited the All-Ireland championship at the penultimate stage.
*Amy Sexton with Fidelma Marrinan. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography Mullagh’s Amy Sexton will line out at centre forward on the Clare team for Sunday’s All-Ireland semi-final and she is well aware of the challenge facing them.
*Clare intermediate ladies football manager, Evan Talty. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography To get to the All-Ireland intermediate ladies football championship final this season Clare will have to beat the highest ranked team in the competition in this Sunday’s semi-final.
*Clare manager, Evan Talty. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography PROGRESSING to an All-Ireland semi-final will “mean nothing” unless Clare’s ladies footballers can back it up.
*Caitriona Callinan scored 1-01 for Clare. Photograph: Burren Eye Photography Clare issued a statement of intent after brushing aside Group C table toppers Longford to advance to the last four of the All-Ireland Intermediate Ladies Football Championship.
Clare’s qualification for the TG4 All-Ireland ladies football intermediate semi-finals has been described by Ger Keane as one of the most dramatic involvements he has had in the sport.
